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   by wizzerking 6y ago

   I have programmed in Forth It is RPN https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forth_(programming_language) Still used on Some Equipment
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   by wizzerking 7y ago

   I was the one who inherited a c# codebase from 2 developeres who had very different styles in 2015 Understand for C#, Open Source Tools like RoboDoc and Doxygen I JUST finally got the build moved from Many Batch Files to a Single 160 Line B
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   ArXiv: Portable Health Screening Device of Respiratory Infections(arxiv.org)

   2 points by wizzerking 7y ago|0 comments
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   by wizzerking 7y ago

   Does not the flood fill algorithm not work with this situation ?? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flood_fill Otherwise there is https://sourceforge.net/projects/polyclipping/
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   by wizzerking 7y ago

   I personally have several contracts through upwork.com But I am a high end windows developer with OpenCV experience, Tensorflow, Keras etc etc with also a long history (25+Years) of development. I keep getting asked for 1 - 2 month projects
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   by wizzerking 7y ago

   lets not forget all the coffee holders in the PC's https://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromtechsupport/comments/1xb7j...
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   by wizzerking 7y ago

   Mythical Man Month The moon is a Harsh Mistress
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   by wizzerking 7y ago

   I have a baseball style cap with a ring of IR LEDS attached to a circuit and battery everytime I go around LAX https://www.instructables.com/id/The-Invisible-Face-Mask-/ https://odditymall.com/just
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   by wizzerking 7y ago

   OpenCV has a bunch of image processing algorithms that I searched for, but don't see mentioned CLAHE Contrast Limited Histogram Equalization _ I have used to good effect to get better contrast Neural Network DeNoising https:/&#x
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    by wizzerking 7y ago

    There is no going to the link The link takes me back to this story
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    by wizzerking 7y ago

    IMO Learned algorithms, combined with intuitive debugging skills
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    by wizzerking 7y ago

    Cinnamon Linux Mint
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    by wizzerking 7y ago

    Pick a processor you think will be relevant for at least 5 years. ARM ?? PIC ??? then get a reference board with NO OS. GET toolchain if you have not already Learn to boot it with your own code. Now learn interrupts Then finally you
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    by wizzerking 7y ago

    Churches and nonprofits around LA do it all the time. USually you have many volunteers with a few coordinators as paid staff
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    by wizzerking 7y ago

    My job is remote I used to live in Grass Valley, a town of 3K that is 1 hour drive from Sacramento. No cell phone reception 1/3 of teh population is on Dial up, I was fortunate to have AT&T DSL 760 kiloBits per sec 75/month M
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    by wizzerking 7y ago

    Database Applications Also require very low levels of math. And depending on whether you use Artificial, Convolutional Neural Networks for solving PDE's, or Image Classification will depend on the level of mathematical training you wil
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    by wizzerking 7y ago

    using the string unless you try it and the site criteria as below https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20382164 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20388428 https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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    by wizzerking 7y ago

    Using your quote for the article and adding site: https://news.ycombinator.com to the search criteria I was able to find this request for help and the following links https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17595545
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    by wizzerking 7y ago

    https://github.com/devharsh/Technical-eBooks http://freecomputerbooks.com/ https://www.onlineprogrammingbooks.com https://vvdhout.github.io/edmap/ https://p
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    by wizzerking 7y ago

    I personally use the stick bundle principle. Each complex problem can be broken down to less complex issues So you look at the less complex problems individually and break them down into more less complex problems until you can actually so
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    by wizzerking 7y ago

    arxiv.org I have a whole list of open Access journals https://www.intechopen.com/ http://freecomputerbooks.com/ https://www.onlineprogrammingbooks.com/open-source/ and a bunch more
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    by wizzerking 8y ago

    I also forgot, that there are on Linkedin.com Remote Jobs in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8613673/ On KDNuggets.com others post articles that teach and get their name ou
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    by wizzerking 8y ago

    There are some work on upwork.com, but in many cases you have to be careful. If you provide too much info then you never get paid
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    by wizzerking 8y ago

    I am a freelancer who uses upwork They take up to 20% of hourly and/or fixed price projects But the other services are filled with companies/people who never get back to me, so I gave up on them. IMO my experience, my actions
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    by wizzerking 8y ago

    Mint for work and personal Still develop Windows Software in a VM
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    by wizzerking 8y ago

    I use Windows 10 for development work, behind a very restrictive firewall, otherwise Linux all the way I am working on using linux to create crossplatform apps like flutter
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    by wizzerking 8y ago

    Off topic a little. How about we go with the Star Trek Reference Herbert's instead of the understandable Normies ????
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    by wizzerking 8y ago

    Mythical Man Month is an absolute must read, do your engineers a favor and read this book every year
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    by wizzerking 8y ago

    I use ublock origin on most sites, so the only problem I have is autoplaying videos
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    by wizzerking 8y ago

    Might I suggest parallelization of an algorithm never mind , already available for median filter. Since OpenCV is available I can not think of a single algorithm that is not adapted for GPU. Stitching is now performed in real time by using