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theschwa
13y ago
This reminds me of one of my favorite papers http://graphics.cs.ucf.edu/ekhan/project_ibme.htm
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theschwa
13y ago
There is definitely a need for high ppi screens as new VR devices like the Oculus Rift come out.
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13y ago
>The chain reaction continues until all the economy's money is tied up in safe assets, not being spent If people put their money in savings, isn't the bank still spending it? Investing in things like new businesses? Couldn'
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theschwa
13y ago
I'm glad they have a separate package just for the tracking system. I listened to a podcast with Jerri that was posted here, that I can't find at the moment, where she discusses the details of the work that went into building the
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theschwa
13y ago
Does anyone have further information on the "dual linear resonant actuators"?
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13y ago
"In SteamOS, we have achieved significant performance increases in graphics processing, and we’re now targeting audio performance and reductions in input latency at the operating system level." I'm really interested to see th
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theschwa
13y ago
Is this meant to be a jab at multi-tasking in OSX? Because, I for one love Mission Control and multiple desktops.
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14y ago
The paper that this is based on is also pretty fascinating: Eulerian Video Magnification for Revealing Subtle Changes in the World http://people.csail.mit.edu/mrub/vidmag/
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Webcam Pulse Detector
(github.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
That Coursera class has been showing a start date of "Oct 1st 2012" for a while. Does anyone know when the next class might be?
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14y ago
Geoffrey Hinton, mentioned in the article, has his class on neural networks available on Coursera https://www.coursera.org/course/neuralnets
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14y ago
I have to really thank you for this article, but it may have had the opposite affect on me. I've always felt like I have a disjointed skill set, but this makes me a bit more confident in looking into this field and it give some good ideas o
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theschwa
14y ago
The Is He/She flirting with me App is just around the corner. I wonder what new privacy issues will crop up with this kind of technology.
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15y ago
This just got my brain jazzed. Any other good resources or uses of Finite Fields that would interest a programmer?
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Ask HN: What is the management structure like at Startups?
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15y ago
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15y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full-reserve_banking
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15y ago
I'm well aware of how bitcoin works, and for starters bitcoin isn't completely anonymous. It's semi-anonymous. Secondly, a bank doesn't have to practice fractional reserve banking, they can practice Full-reserve banking. In this case the de
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15y ago
Collecting a currency wouldn't be a problem if there was some type of Bitcoin bank. These people who are hoarding the currency could put their Bitcoins in the bank for a promised interest rate, and in the mean time the bank could loan out t
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theschwa
15y ago
That's awesome. I still would want to try something with a greater distance between the "eyes" to view something like clouds though.
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15y ago
I did some basic back of the envelope math to determine what distance it should be. According to http://times-news.com/bobdoyle/x546406583/How-far-away-and-h... an observed Cumulus cloud was about .25 miles wide. If you want it to feel li
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15y ago
I think the hardest part of this app is having access to a good place to put the webcams.
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XKCD: Depth Perception Enhancer (can someone make this app)
(xkcd.com)
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15y ago
Thank you. I wish this was available for Linux, but I'll be able to use someone else's computer.
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15y ago
So far they haven't touched hers, and I would be pretty pissed if they did. I need to find a way to download as much stuff off of there as possible in case they do decide to remove it.
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15y ago
This is wrong. My friend who passed away a month or so ago is constantly on my list.
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15y ago
People will stop linkbaiting once people stop being more attracted to linkbait. You can either use unsensational titles in protest, or write a title that will make people read your story. I apologize ahead of time for being realistic.
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Simple explanation of Formal Grammar
(qntm.org)
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15y ago
Can anyone link to some good 101 info on wifi networks like this?
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16y ago
Can someone post a screen shot for those of us whom it's not working?
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16y ago
The notes had too much of a delay for me to play anything decently. I like the idea though.
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