radarsat1

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   by radarsat1 7y ago

   Interesting I had not heard of Dynamicland previously. The posted project though reminds me a bit of reacTable [1] although the latter is targetted to music media creation. It's a 'product' now, I guess, but it started off
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   by radarsat1 7y ago

   Ah, so it is all about the javascript engine? Ok I can see how that might put up some major technical barriers, but still it should be technically feasible to have the firefox rendering engine make use of the iOS javascript engine, no? Ma
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   by radarsat1 7y ago

   How is it technically enforced though, I am curious. I mean, if I wrote an application that downloaded text files and rendered the text to the screen, I am sure that would be possible. If I wanted to add images to draw next to the text I
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   by radarsat1 7y ago

   I don't understand why you couldn't just cover the surface with a smooth coating, trapping the air inside in a billion little bubbles.
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   by radarsat1 7y ago

   Location: Utrecht, NL. Remote: Yes. Willing to relocate: Not currently, possibly in the future. Technologies: Python and C++ primarily, signal processing, machine learning, audio, haptics, sensors, robotics, simulation, real-time systems. R
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   by radarsat1 7y ago

   Very interesting, thanks, I didn't know it was an active research area, although that completely makes sense. > That still leaves the issue that past-time communication may be decrypted in the future. Honestly I didn't even thi
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   by radarsat1 7y ago

   I just posted this on reddit, but I'm curious about Hacker News' take on it, so apologies for the cross-posting: Can I ask an honest question? Shouldn't people be scared shitless of quantum computing? If a single organization
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   by radarsat1 7y ago

   It seems a little circular to say that your argument is based on what is legal, when the discussion is about what should be legal. Anyways I think your point is mainly that there is a line between what is required of a business and what c
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   by radarsat1 7y ago

   I didn't find the slides so bad. But.. > Ally is a verb, not an identity That's... that's a noun.
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    > A private business should be allowed to refuse to serve customers for whatever reason they choose. So you're fine with "whites only" signs in shops? Hope that doesn't sound too extreme but while I understand where y
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    Redirected to tv.disney.es for me (Spain)
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    Also from my limited experience in Eagle, the autorouter output is terrible. I mean, it works, but it makes it very hard to "read" the layout and tweak it if necessary. Sometimes it helps do some percentage of the work, but you
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    So you didn't read the rest of the article? Here are some quotes for you so you don't have to: "it is a marked advance on similar approaches that allow people to control a single limb with their thoughts." ,
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    What's the fourth horseman? edit: ok ok sorry I misread
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    Location: Utrecht, NL. Remote: Yes. Willing to relocate: Not currently, possibly in the future. Technologies: Python and C++ primarily, signal processing, machine learning, audio, haptics, sensors, robotics, simulation, real-time systems. R
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    > The math part of your brain never shouts equations at you I'm not so sure. When I don't understand something, often mathematical or related concepts, that I want to understand, sometimes it won't let me go. And I would
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    What I mean is, why GP instead of, say polynomial regression, or training a NN on the CNN outputs? I'm curious if the decision was due to some feature of GPs that you really needed, and could not easily get otherwise. I'm not dou
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    Seeing the complications implied by the O(n^2) problem, I'm curious why it was worth it? What did using GPs to solve the problem buy you that you couldn't get with other methods? I think GPs are interesting but the kernel matrix
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    In what domains do people do 8 bit machine learning? Most example code I've seen e.g. for TensorFlow uses float32 matrices.
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    I always loved the look & idea of M.U.L.E., but I never understood how to play it.
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    Haha awesome not often people comment on it.. a previous employer did some work on Radarsat-1 so the name was floating around in my circles a couple of decades ago when I was starting to make music and post on forums, I just started using i
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    What about collecting the "waste" IR emissions from the heated water vapor?
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    That would be cool! (And that's a yes for stripping your SSH key ;)
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    I like the sound of how you have that set up, do you know any good open source repositories that are designed the way you describe that I could look at for learning purposes? (I mean, projects that set up containers for backend, database, a
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    I really wish the email standard was markdown instead of HTML. I only ever switch from text-only when I need to embed an image, and otherwise occasionally italics or whatever is useful. This could be taken care of with a basic markdown-l
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    I recommend `latexmk -pdf <mainfile.tex>` (This just runs latex and bibtex in the right order and the right number of times..)
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    I don't know about why anything exists, but it stands to reason for me at least that if there is a non-zero net energy, without any boundary conditions, then it has to expand. That it expanded and cooled down into its current form is
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    Wasn't there a way to do this with Jack? Ah yeah, there were a few attempts.. http://jackaudio.org/faq/netjack.html
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    Super interesting, thanks for that. I guess a synchronization mechanism could just be the cycle of sunlight.. I'm amazed though.
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    > Perhaps even more surprising than the long intervals at which they flower is the fact that all plants of the same stock of bamboo will bloom at the same time, and then die, no matter where they are in the world. > Although the mecha