armamut

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by armamut 4mo ago
afaik, these kind of image analysis/computer vision algorithms are called AI by definition. [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_intelligence ]
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by armamut 4y ago
There is a video on Youtube explaining some image formats. At the end of the video, QOI is mentioned as well. Check this out https://youtu.be/EFUYNoFRHQI
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by armamut 8y ago
In "real world", you expect AI to behave like human. Isn't that the definition?
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by armamut 8y ago
Yes =) both @tom_ and @mattigames are right. I'm not a native English speaker, pardon my English usage. What I mean is, this guys achivement shows his self-motivation, dedication and knowledge level at a relatively younger age. (Maybe
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by armamut 8y ago
I definitely do have respect to this guy named Santiago Lopez, while I'm literally twice as old as him.
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Cheat Sheet of Machine Learning and Python (and Math) Cheat Sheets(unsupervisedmethods.com)
1 points by armamut 9y ago|0 comments
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by armamut 10y ago
I'd be happy to see, how well it would behave compared to the famous Timsort ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timsort ).
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by armamut 10y ago
I'm not even an engineer, and I have made one. But, making a 3D printer by yourself from ground up (or assembling one with the parts bought from china etc.) takes a lot of time. I only paid attention at my spare times, so it took my mo
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by armamut 10y ago
You might want to look at https://github.com/enaqx/awesome-react
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by armamut 10y ago
SQL was here before I was born and I think will still be here long time. Like C. Thanks to Edgar F. Codd (not Larry Ellison :) ) By the way, I'll look at Andl. Even if I don't like the ORM idea.
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by armamut 10y ago
C64 :) when I was 5 years old
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by armamut 10y ago
I think for 2.2k (look at the minified code), it's quite nice. I liked it.
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by armamut 10y ago
The code looks like the ones from C64. I used to write C64 Basic when I was 5 to 10 years old. (Later my father bought me an Amiga 500 and I started to play around 68000 assembly with MSeka assembler. There was also a C compiler, but there
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by armamut 10y ago
I wrote a Microsoft Excel macro (yes, it's VBA) when I started my current Job at 2008. It only converts badly formatted txt output of mainframe to an Excel file. Just does it only, but does it well. I'm very amused that even today
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by armamut 10y ago
Oh. I think metrognome had shown the point. Didn't read it. sorry.
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by armamut 10y ago
I love python and I don't like Julia at all. But, I think judging a language (which claims math and scientific computing is it's strongest point) by print screen performance is not fair. And, the authors last example is a little b