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Challenge #1: 3D Model for Camera Mount(medium.com)
1 points by phodo 10y ago|0 comments
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The Cloth Maps of Ultima(youtube.com)
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The Nature Convervancy wants to use machine learning to prevent illegal fishing(qz.com)
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Mark Zuckerberg Live with the Original News Feed Team(youtube.com)
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Samsung to Acquire Viv, the Next Generation Artificial Intelligence Platform(news.samsung.com)
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by phodo 10y ago
I was accepted but can't find the syllabus. Anyone have a link?
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Your API-Centric Web App Is Probably Not Safe Against XSS and CSRF(redotheweb.com)
4 points by phodo 10y ago|0 comments
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by phodo 10y ago
Nicely done! Your 3d extensions could be further extended (performance notwithstanding) to create some pretty cool procedurally generated VR experiences. Thanks for sharing.
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by phodo 10y ago
As others have mentioned, you are completely wrong in your assumptions. It is you who shows zero clue in reading comprehension and communication. I'm well aware of the benchmarks used by industry and academia. I've been working in
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by phodo 10y ago
To clarify, this was not in reference to the lack of metrics in the field, which exist, obviously. Nor was it in reference to the lack of metrics / citations in academic and scientific publications. This was in reference to a lack of s
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by phodo 10y ago
Yes, air conditioner. I was not aware of picking up at warehouse policy.
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by phodo 10y ago
This was very sad to read. I was wondering why - given the fact that she has a car - she doesn't drive for Lyft or Uber. Maybe it is because her car is filled with her living stuff, or hygiene reasons. These are assumptions that might
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Spotify in advanced talks to buy SoundCloud(ft.com)
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by phodo 10y ago
At the risk of ad hominem, this is typical techcrunch reporting: >> "Though Apple is said to be enthusiastic about the project, their absence is still notable because the company has fallen behind in artificial intelligence when
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by phodo 10y ago
This is out of the Sega playbook https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sega
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by phodo 10y ago
I've been a prime member for a while, and ordering from amazon is part of our regular routine for acquiring stuff. I've never had much of a problem, until recently. And UPS was entirely to blame. They (UPS) forgot the AC on the do
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by phodo 10y ago
The quality of the Q&A seems grossly sub-par compared to the incredible quality of the vision / content / presentation.
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by phodo 10y ago
You can see these tiny houses in SOMA in SF, too - on division st or 7th st. I've seen them replace tents and I admire whoever is providing them / helping the homeless put these together.
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IBM announces next implementation of Apple’s Swift developer language(9to5mac.com)
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Will Google find your React content?(andrewhfarmer.com)
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by phodo 10y ago
I made this comment before - the real value of the airpods is the foundational work for VR snd other things that go on your head. Wireless is critical. I have a hololens and DK2 beta, and the difference between untethered and tethered is hY
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Larry Ellison Says Oracle Is Set to Take on Amazon in the Cloud(fortune.com)
2 points by phodo 10y ago|0 comments
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Complex Organic Molecules Found on Rosetta's Comet(futurism.com)
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Here's why you can't see all twelve black dots in this optical illusion(theverge.com)
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Doomsday clock tells when Japan's sex problem will cause country to go extinct(independent.co.uk)
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by phodo 10y ago
Thanks for the recommendation and insights on that book.
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by phodo 10y ago
This article was not super coherent. Indeed, wireless will give us a tidier future and will enable new use cases. So airpods are great. As for lighting cable replacing earphones, I think it's very smart and also opens up optionality fo
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by phodo 10y ago
In the same way there are 10x engineers, there are 10x PMs. And for that matter, 0.1x PMs. My point is, YMMV. Good PMs carefully balance the various trade offs including respect for engineering time / schedule / quality while acti
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by phodo 10y ago
Nice article. Not trying to start a subjective debate on languages/ technologies, but it did seem odd they would include a language like ruby but not python, c#, or java / scala.
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by phodo 10y ago
As an EE undergrad at UVa in the early 90s, I was fascinated by all things virtual reality. Someone suggested I go meet with this rising star prof, Randy Pausch, who was doing some very interesting work in the field. I was fortunate to hang

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