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by ssfrr 9y ago
I don't have a lot of experience, but I recently ported an RNN model from lasagne/theano to keras/tensorflow, and the latter combination was about 4x slower. Not sure whether it's keras or tensorflow causing the slowdown
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by ssfrr 9y ago
PortAudio is MIT-licensed[0] and seems like a decent example of the primitives you need for audio. Broadly low-level audio APIs are divided into 2 categories: 1. Callback-based - every time the underlying system has a new block of audio ava
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by ssfrr 11y ago
I think the interesting thing here is that they're using the existing ad auction systems, but you're bidding against the ad companies. So it doesn't require the sites to opt-into a separate system like Contributor does.
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by ssfrr 11y ago
Even for a single user you need to add head tracking to get a perspective that shifts as you move your head (though that's pretty doable with consumer stuff these days). For a multi-user system I think you need something more like thi
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by ssfrr 11y ago
If you're interested in that you may also like Matt Hirsch and Gordon Wetzstein's more recent work from the MIT Media Lab (they cite this paper): http://web.media.mit.edu/~gordonw/CompressiveLightFieldProje...
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by ssfrr 12y ago
It's nice to see some of the less flashy and HCI-focused Media Lab research getting some coverage. There are some great things going on in Ed's lab.
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by ssfrr 12y ago
It's great to see a company so transparent about their challenges and what they're doing to address them. I can also whole-heartedly recommend the Saleae logic analyzer, it's saved me literally hundreds of hours over the past
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by ssfrr 12y ago
It's really hard to predict the effect of social rules like these, which is why Hacker School does their best to actually test them empirically and change them if they're negatively impacting the environment. A lot of people seem