tejask

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Google+ stream on Facebook feed
3 points by tejask 15y ago|1 comments
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Google Plus API coming soon(webpronews.com)
2 points by tejask 15y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Is Google AJAX Search API personalized?
1 points by tejask 15y ago|0 comments
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by tejask 15y ago
How are you tagging food items? Is it embedded into your fridge/pantry? Are you thinking about using your cell phone to "scan" every item? If the auto food tagging infrastructure is in place, a web/mobile app can have interesting applicatio
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by tejask 15y ago
If one were to port a game, then before displaying the buffer, one can generate vector graphics before sending it to the frame buffer. While you can potentially display both the buffers, I am sure the vectorization phase will be computation
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by tejask 15y ago
This is an interesting paper. Though I only read the abstract, it seems like real-time performance could be achieved by utilizing GPUs for B-spline calculations. Would be awesome for video games if real-time performance can be achieved!
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by tejask 15y ago
I thought Google had refused to add this feature in their Goggles project due to privacy concerns? This large-scale face recognition systems for auto-tagging would probably be switched off by default.
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by tejask 15y ago
It is true that this may hit feelings of some people. If we are blaming them, lets also blame Apple(app store) and a lot others. Unfortunately we have to learn to adapt and let go of these things... Internet is quite insensitive
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by tejask 15y ago
Yes, you are right. Given this consideration, I think maybe the surface needs to be configurable? Not sure but it will be pretty complicated to dynamically adjust to changing density.
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by tejask 15y ago
wondering if some sort of encryption system is possible ...
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by tejask 15y ago
I can see possibilities of simulating a Gomboc surface on the back of a four-legged robot. However, the robot will either need small "legs" or some servo's to bring the "legs" inside the body (like a turtle) to correct its position