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by pinkyand 12y ago
Sounds interesting. Do you mind sharing how did you trained your machine learning algorithm ? It seems like an awfully hard task, since in a sense you are competing with the Google algorithm and the order it offered you.
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by pinkyand 12y ago
How does Watson compares to the Google technology in your opinion ?
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by pinkyand 12y ago
A 256MB RAM, in volume, would cost about $2.5-5 in volume. If that's the only difference between Android with 512MB(which is very usable) and FirfoxOS device, that doesn't sound like a lot. Also opera/opera-mini offers much b
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by pinkyand 12y ago
You are definitely right,we have less of that spirit. But we do have such projects that organize huge amounts of people(although the details of this organization differ - because it appears that networks of companies works better). Curing c
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by pinkyand 12y ago
The biggest problem the tech behind this has always suffered ,is being able to convince DRAM manufacturers to manufacture using their technology. This doesn't seem to have changed.
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by pinkyand 12y ago
Sure there's a huge problem with the quality and the reliability of appliances.Basically everything's shit, or there's are high end products which are a bad deal, economically. But solving that is much, much bigger than just
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by pinkyand 12y ago
Technically ,the nice thing about this is that they use an event based model. Your system is divided into event-manager threads which communicate with each other using events(and of course interrupts create events). When they are activated
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by pinkyand 12y ago
The GPLv3 model, i.e the need to release all your source, isn't compatible with the mindset of embedded product manufacturers, which are highly afraid of copying. Until you solve this mindset problem(god knows how), GPLv3 isn't a
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by pinkyand 12y ago
Linux also means higher hardware costs and bigger size and worse peripheral selection. Those are critical parameters in this market.
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by pinkyand 12y ago
Nothing is binding it to those protocols. For example it's already supporting this: http://developer.mbed.org/users/dudmuck/code/SX1232/
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by pinkyand 12y ago
As to why someone posts on quora: http://www.quora.com/What-s-my-incentive-to-post-answers-on-... I'm sure that some of that also applies to HN.
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by pinkyand 12y ago
Not sure. A lot of the success of Samsung in the smartphone market is due to vertical integration. They save around 10-15% of bill-of-materials cost reduction due to this, they sometimes have unique components(like being first with HD-oled
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How does a computer chip work?(quora.com)
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by pinkyand 12y ago
Than what happens ? who takes control of the west bank ? Most likely answer is a big mess, other militant groups and tribes(hamulut) fighting for control. kind like a civil war.And than who ever wins, you got a new terrorist organization. H
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by pinkyand 12y ago
According to an article in the british medical journal ,nalmefene in alcohol misuse is bad medicine. I haven't got access but that's the replies to the article, by doctors: http://www.bmj.com/content/348/
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by pinkyand 12y ago
And democracy also means elections, multiple parties and not murdering your opponent party. Please, no simplified propaganda on HN.
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by pinkyand 12y ago
And a year after that, Hamas killed the members and support of the other party(fatah), and established a dictatorship. Without that, who knows, the fatah might have been in power today.
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by pinkyand 12y ago
Yes , a civil war would be awful, but maybe as a result we'll see democracy in Gaza and a chance for peace with Israel. On the other hand, is there any other realistic scenario where Hamas is replaced by a peaceful party? Or even Hamas
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by pinkyand 12y ago
How? If Gaza was democratic, like before the 2007 Hamas coop d'etat, I can see how educated people would help.How would they matter? i'm pretty sure if you asked today, almost everyone in Gaza would prefer the Hamas to just go awa
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by pinkyand 12y ago
Severe depression is a kind of "extreme chronic pain".
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by pinkyand 12y ago
A survey is one way. Not very accurate , but it's a start.
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by pinkyand 12y ago
One way is just go into the community of the open source project you're interested in and ask for projects ideas. Also searching for "project name" AND "project ideas" could sometimes lead to good results. for examp
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by pinkyand 12y ago
What about deploying parcel lockers ? is it just not perceived as comfortable enough by people ? or the economics aren't that good ?
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by pinkyand 12y ago
While this is not peer-review , it's interesting : http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/43231.wss
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by pinkyand 12y ago
Which country?
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by pinkyand 12y ago
Opera mini is a great browser and very very lightweight in ram. I really think that if the goal of firefox os was to create smartphones affordable to everyone , they should have gone with opera mini - they've would've got better p
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by pinkyand 12y ago
Wasn't there research showing that in channels mixed with tcp traffic , high tcp traffic can effectively block MinimaLT traffic, effectively creating DoS?
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by pinkyand 12y ago
Zak, what about design reuse of pcb modules likes circuits.io does? Any plans?
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by pinkyand 12y ago
> AndroidWear OEMs are iterating faster with a wider range of options. That's the critical point.Both ecosystems are starting from a similar point. AndroidWear is iterating faster. And since watch apps are probably much simpler to
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by pinkyand 12y ago
The problem with a lot of the data in electronic medical records is that they are not structured but in natural language. This is exactly where Watson can help.

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