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by b-3-n 5y ago
Thank you for pointing this out. I overlooked this. I presume that on top of that what also could be relevant is the movements of arms, facial expressions and maybe also general body posture. Please correct me if I'm wrong as I'm
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by b-3-n 5y ago
Thank you for sharing this creative idea. "so that the fingers can touch (or almost touch) the screen" I think this is a big advantage of this approach since you can only achieve this with the back facing camera. On the flip side,
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by b-3-n 5y ago
Thank you for the feedback.
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by b-3-n 5y ago
Thank you for the feedback. I can confirm there seems to be an issue with iOS/Chrome and created a GitHub issue for it ( https://github.com/handtracking-io/yoha/issues/5 ). Note that if you were trying iOS
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by b-3-n 5y ago
Thank you for the feedback. I would like to fix this but I neither own a Chromebook nor does it seem like I can use a platform like browserstack to reproduce the issue (didn't find Chromebook as available device there). If you would li
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by b-3-n 5y ago
Thank you for the question. Since a similar question was asked already let me refer you to this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28830943
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by b-3-n 5y ago
Thank you for the feedback.
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by b-3-n 5y ago
Thank you for the feedback. You are right, the home page should probably be enriched with more information and maybe I can make the information you were looking for stand out better. As a side note: There is a link to GitHub in the footer.
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by b-3-n 5y ago
Thank you for your feedback.
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by b-3-n 5y ago
One can build this pretty easily for a website that you are hosting with the existing API ( https://github.com/handtracking-io/yoha/tree/master/docs ). However, you likely want this functionality on any we
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by b-3-n 5y ago
Thank you for this inspiring question. For interpreting sign language you need multi-hand support which YoHa is currently lacking. Apart from that you likely also need to account for the temporal dimension which YoHa also does not do right
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by b-3-n 5y ago
In contrast to similar works there is no dedicated paper that presents e.g. the neural network or the training procedure. Of course ideas from many papers influenced this work and I can't list them all here. Maybe it helps that the bac
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by b-3-n 5y ago
Thank you for the feedback. Indeed such a functionality would be nice. One could solve this via another hand pose or in some way also with the existing hand poses. E.g. make a fist for say 2 seconds to clear the whole screen. Anything short
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by b-3-n 5y ago
Thank you for the feedback. You are right that the project is not open source right now. It's "only" MIT licensed. That's why I also don't advertise it as open source (if you see the word open source somewhere it wo
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by b-3-n 5y ago
That's an interesting idea. I have not tried to build something similar but a humble word of caution that I want to put out is that no matter what kind of ML you use the mechanical version of the instrument will always be more precise
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by b-3-n 5y ago
Thank you for your feedback and for sharing this potential use case. I think it is a very creative idea.
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by b-3-n 5y ago
Thank you for the feedback. Such an integration would be nice indeed.
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by b-3-n 5y ago
Hey, I believe there are multiple things you could have meant. From the top of my head one thing that might be interesting would be an application that allows conductors to conduct a virtual orchestra. But there are other possibilities in t
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Show HN: YoHa – A practical hand tracking engine(handtracking.io)
292 points by b-3-n 5y ago|64 comments
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Are you confident you can avoid bugs like this one?(medium.com)
1 points by b-3-n 7y ago|0 comments
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by b-3-n 7y ago
Wish there would be some politicians on that list ;)
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by b-3-n 7y ago
The post is very insightful and well written. The title is provocative which is very common nowadays. However, there should be a "serious" section that puts things into perspective. As others have pointed out it leaves a bit of a
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AI code review startup raises $4M(venturebeat.com)
1 points by b-3-n 7y ago|0 comments
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by b-3-n 7y ago
"Give us your data, you can trust us". Remember how that went? "Give us your money, you can trust us". Hm...
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Fantastic vulnerabilities and where to find them(medium.com)
1 points by b-3-n 7y ago|0 comments
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by b-3-n 7y ago
I was a bit disappointed to see that the "constant time" was a click bait. Should be "fixed time" - or similar - instead.
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by b-3-n 7y ago
Firefox is playing its trump, the privacy, very well lately. This is very smart as the competition has no good answer. Equalizing on privacy level would go against their business model so they won't ever do it wholeheartedly. Trying ou
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by b-3-n 7y ago
The real problem is that regardless how much we trust Google and Chrome nobody can make guarantees about future government or corporate politics so it should be really important to us to keep the browser market competitive.