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A super interesting and refreshing read, especially since I am not very knowledgeable about web technology and most of the talk these days is about the latest fancy framework or database. I am curious though, since I am using Google Cloud (
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Someone please correct me if I'm wrong but this article suggests to perform training of DL models in production on the CPU? Also why does the choice of language to specify my DL model matter that much if the low level number crunching
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I find the described phenomena not only apply to SO but also to other internet forums, sometimes even to real life (e.g. work place) situations There is no “quality control” in downvoting a question to double-digits. The simple truth is th
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I guess the endgame is that high-end 3d scanning functionality gets built into regular smartphones. We will likely see 3D sensors get embedded into smartphones very soon but there are substantial trade offs in terms of size, power consump
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Ah got it, thanks for the concise explanation.
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But brilliant marketing. Even the skeptics wanna know how this outrageously expensive chocolate bar might taste...
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Really confused by the terminology. I assume in this context "rendering" does not mean translating an abstract scene description into pixels on screen, but something else. Can somebody shed some light on this?
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Appreciate the charts, but what is "Software" as a category? Looks like a container for anything that doesn't fit into one of the other categories. Can someone explain?
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Can someone with insight into the matter explain, from a high level, what the big concerns are over Ubers ability to run profitably? In my naive view they are "just running an app" / acting as a mobility marketplace and they
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To me it looks like ChaiScript is more lightweight and easier to learn.
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ChaiScript – Easy to Use Scripting for C++(chaiscript.com)
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On the plus side I find Fork to be performant and clean. I prefer it over Kraken and Tower and I find it vastly better than SourceTree. I also find it somewhat similar to GitX-dev on the Mac, which is a good thing. On the minus side (and it
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> If your argument against std::move & unique_ptr is "I don't make mistakes" then your ego is vastly too large to be a C++ developer. Please stop the strawmans and polemics and allow your ego to consider the opinion
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> This is error-prone and a leak risk. You just made the code buggy Well, that entirely depends on your skill and your overall design. But again, there's still vector<shared_ptr<SomeThing>> to the rescue if we need it. &
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Finally, an answer with some code! > Do you dispute the usefulness of such a container? Sort of. I agree it can be useful in some cases but in reality the added value over vector<shared_ptr<SomeThing>> or just vector<SomeT
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Please. May I ask that you provide some code examples?
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No, you do shallow copies by using pointers or references. No move required.
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I appreciate your reply. But frankly, why would someone "accidentally" copy something by value? I don't mean to sound arrogant but if someone is writing C++ at a level where he/she does accidental copies then that's
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Can you explain what you mean by Identity Semantics? Believe me, I would dearly like to learn something new that can benefit me in my daily work. But unfortunately I can't make sense of your examples as they stand so it would be great
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I've been writing C++ for 21 years now (started when I was 14). To be honest, I have never seen a solid case where move semantics provided added value (in terms of code readability and maintainability) over just passing object referenc
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Here's a quote by Frank Underwood / House of Cards: Money is the McMansion in Sarasota that starts falling apart after 10 years. Power is the old stone building that stands for centuries. I cannot respect someone who doesn’t see
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by rsp1984 7y ago
Thanks much for the clarification. I didn't know that one was "allowed" to change labels. It makes sense now.
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even small graphs can be made to look very different just by moving their nodes around I'm curious: for the graph isomorphism problem, how are the graphs defined then? It seems there must be a geometric component in there because if
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Hey, thanks for the clarification!
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The terms "provision", "manage", "infrastructure" and "service" alone can each have 10s of different meanings. Hence if you multiply it out that sentence could have 10000s of different meanings. Hence
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I'm an ex Googler and 2nd time founder of a company in the computer vision / robotics space and started hacking when I was 14. I'd consider myself pretty knowledgeable in my area -- yet, I must admit that I have absolutely no
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I think I need a higher level explanation. Is the goal to tweak the rendering parameters until it matches a given input image? If yes that would be inference, not learning. What am I missing?
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This looks very cool, but can someone with insight into the topic explain why the graphics part needs to be differentiable? Couldn't we just automatically generate lots of graphics renderings (that are by definition already perfectly l
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Recently my old Google Nexus 5 phone quit after five years of dutiful service, so I went looking for a new phone. I was completely blown away by how competitive the Android world has become and much prices have come down. In the end I have

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