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by secondtimeuse 11y ago
Please This is a false dichotomy and typically parroted by upper middle class indians who had enough resources to pay for graduate school in USA. The system could use tweaks and points to grade applications but you are presentin a very naiv
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by secondtimeuse 11y ago
The public behavior loophole is likely protected by first amendment. While it is true that common rule can be used as criteria for denying grant applications, it has potential of having chilling effects on number of experiments. Consider re
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by secondtimeuse 11y ago
Apple recently opened a new R&D center in Taiwan. Which shows that not only production but also research and development can move / will eventually move to other countries. http://www.macrumors.com/2015/12&#x2F
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by secondtimeuse 11y ago
There are 62,000+ degrees in Computer Science alone awarded every year. With sample size 705 you are showing a decrease of 6% then p < 0.5. Further OPT program was established long before the "STEM Extension" came into effect d
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by secondtimeuse 11y ago
Wages are not being driven down by labor supply. Rather as this particular example clearly shows, they are being driven down by the underlying economics of production. Another example of this trend is Detroit. The United Auto Workers union
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by secondtimeuse 11y ago
Actually there was a 6% increase in salary between 2013 and 2014. And the "data" for 2015 is derived from mere 705 "# of Salaries". There aren't any new recent moves by DHS regarding "OPTs". The proposed c
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by secondtimeuse 11y ago
If you think hon hai precision industry co. ltd (aka foxconn) is merely doing "soldering" in China you ought to catch up with the market reality. Almost everyone I know who is employed at Apple (in California) with electrical engi
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by secondtimeuse 11y ago
To pre-empt anticipated comments Job Outlook "Growth" is change in number of people employed: From the source here are the numbers for other disciplines. Software Developer Job Outlook, 2014-24 17% (Much faster than average) http
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by secondtimeuse 11y ago
Universities have always been in the incubator business. The bubble actually forces universities to be more transparent about their IP licensing policies. Do read how Netscape was rewritten due to licensing issues. There is a reason why UIU
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by secondtimeuse 11y ago
Python 3.3+ support via changes to python codebase and ability to specify python version via ./configure.
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by secondtimeuse 11y ago
Depending on the size of the object you are trying to segment relative to the image, you can adjust the size of superpixels. To segment parts such as clothes you can set large superpixel size by enabling developer option on top right corner
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by secondtimeuse 11y ago
OpenCV has GrabCut implementation which works on android. There are numerous implementations of SLIC superpixels. Even this will work through a cordova style wrapper, but I would really not recommend it, since you can use a much faster and
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by secondtimeuse 11y ago
Thanks, I added it to the readme.
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by secondtimeuse 11y ago
It will be released under Open Source compatible license, I just need to make sure since I am a PhD student. Note that the underlying algorithm implementations are MIT licensed. https://github.com/kyamagu/js-segment-ann
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by secondtimeuse 11y ago
Its actually based on https://github.com/kyamagu/js-segment-annotator which implements two algorithm SLIC and PF. Regarding compiling C using emscripten, I wanted a pure JS implementation so that it was hackable using
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by secondtimeuse 11y ago
This is an alpha version, I hope to improve it over the next week by incorporating ConvnetJS, to label pixels in mixed superpixels (Superpixels with both positive and negative labels). And incorporate additional functionality to such as blu
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Show HN: Image segmentation and background removal in JavaScript(github.com)
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