dr-ando

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by dr-ando 4y ago
That's a great list of the H.264 patent claims--thanks. I had naively assumed that since the first iteration of standard was published in 2003 that "obviously" all related patents (to features in the first iteration, anyway)
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by dr-ando 4y ago
Not exactly what you are asking for, but jcodec is a pretty readable codebase written in Java. (The readability part is often, ahh, lacking in the source for codecs, in my experience.) It might be a good candidate for rewriting in Rust. ht
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by dr-ando 4y ago
Funnily enough I recently released 0.1.0 of "less-avc" a pure Rust H.264 (AVC) video encoder: https://github.com/strawlab/less-avc/ . For now it only implements a lossless I PCM encoder but supports a fe
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by dr-ando 5y ago
Thanks. I was able to read [1] with the help of Google Translate. From what I understand, this is an announcement of the project being funded within the Moonshot program and thus it is expected that the capabilities discussed are the goal,
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by dr-ando 5y ago
Which original article? I would be interested to read it.
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by dr-ando 5y ago
The computational requirements are very modest. The magic is in the math. I'm not sure if it counts as "batteries included" but I wrote a Kalman filter implementation in "no-std" (no standard library) rust called ad
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by dr-ando 6y ago
I am sympathetic to the point you make but to be accurate, one can consume and create C and C compatible dynamic libraries with rust. So, one is not “losing” something because what you (and me) want - dynamic linking and shared libraries wi
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by dr-ando 6y ago
Why not use Let’s Encrypt, e.g. with DNS validation so they do not need to hit your HTTP server?
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by dr-ando 6y ago
Any camera modules you might recommend for such tasks, ideally compatible with the nano?
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by dr-ando 6y ago
The dev kit is just that - a dev kit. For production you could use the jetson nano module but probably want a different carrier board. I think the Nvidia license also prevents production use of the dev kit.
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by dr-ando 6y ago
Relatedly, a paper was posted to bioRxiv a few days ago describing the results of large scale fruit fly release-and-recapture experiments. They conclude the abstract with "Our field data do not support a Lévy flight model of dispersal,
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by dr-ando 8y ago
If is interesting to you, I also suggest to check out my Rust crate bui-backend[0]. This is a library for building Browser User Interface (BUI) backends. The key idea is a datastore which is synced between the backend and the browser. The d