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by arjo129 7y ago
A Friend of mine and I had attempted something similar but in an indoor setting. The key problem we faced is that the compass will in the phone and positioning system. The way we overcame the orientation was by using the camera to combine t
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by arjo129 7y ago
First launch was aborted due to a helium leak in the cryogenic engine a week ago.
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by arjo129 7y ago
I know that my opinion is going to be unpopular but I strongly disagree with this move. I can understand not allowing facial recognition to be run in real time, or for instance to ban corporates from tracking me and using my face for advert
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by arjo129 8y ago
Out of curiosity, dynamic class loading seems like one of those things where you would need to embed an interpreter in the application itself. So how does one deal with such cases?
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by arjo129 9y ago
We were introduced to version control in our first year. The only problem was that till we started managing large code bases, most people found it very difficult to understand why we used Git in the first place.
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by arjo129 9y ago
It can be used to implement capacitive touch.
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by arjo129 9y ago
There needs to be a law that protects engineering corporations against security flaws that were previously unknown.
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by arjo129 9y ago
I would have liked to have seen a comparison against Song Han s approach....
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by arjo129 9y ago
Where I live (not USA) the bus company uses those same buses for other purposes through the day. So recharging them fast is very important.
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by arjo129 9y ago
There's nothing stopping you from using hiredis in c++
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by arjo129 9y ago
Why is an ampere a fundamental unit but,not a coulomb?
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by arjo129 9y ago
Completely unrelated shameless plug: Reminds me of my toy 1 led 3d scanner. I haven't had more time to play with it. https://arjo129.wordpress.com/2017/01/08/diy-3d-scanner-via-...
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by arjo129 9y ago
Not all ayurvedic medicine require heavy metals. There are herbs like boswellia (now also an allopathic drug) that genuinely do what they are supposed to do. Ayurveda, prevented black death in India. Granted there is a lot of bs out there t
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by arjo129 9y ago
Last I checked homeopathy was western. i think your bias towards eastern medicine would be better founded if you were to say faith healing rather than eastern. Within eastern medicine one also finds people who used early forms of experiment
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by arjo129 10y ago
They work well, just that you need a lot of patience (and know how) to work with them. Also GPUs are expensive. By the time you realize that you messed up you have wasted a lot of time. Of course this is true with any ml algorithm out there
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by arjo129 10y ago
TF is not the nicest thing to work with. It is still very computationally expensive to use on embedded hardware platforms.
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by arjo129 10y ago
Local sites are considerably faster than foreign sites which don't work if they use https.
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by arjo129 10y ago
Singapore is 75% chinese, 15% malay and 10% Indian. Most malays and indians DO NOT speak chinese and are as successful as chinese. In fact many Chinese in singapore do not speak Chinese or speak better english than chinese. Furthermore the
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by arjo129 10y ago
It has more to do with economic need than culture. As you see Asia has grown on a manufacturing based economy, whether it is Singapore or China. Despite being such a small country it is surprising to see what all we produce in singapore. In
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by arjo129 12y ago
Not possible to install in my country: wonder whether it was a legal issue or something else that prevented them from allowing an international audience.