zenware

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by zenware 7mo ago
That being said, a huge amount of the work being done (arguably all of it) is in support of humans. It would follow then that the more of us there are the more work is required, whereas if there were fewer of us less work is required. — I t
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by zenware 7mo ago
Your criteria must be faulty, it shouldn’t be tested in production if it wasn’t already production ready. I think similarly when considering if I’m willing to deploy something though; if there isn’t a long running sample why would I trust i
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by zenware 7mo ago
I haven’t needed to do such a thing in a while, but my “rule” for explaining how unreasonable is to say “if I only glanced at each line of code for 1 second, without bothering to understand the details, it would take me 3 and a half full 24
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by zenware 10mo ago
Not for nothing but the vast majority of people doing the kind of work that’s done on TV & Film just-so-happen to be geographically co-located for some reason. It’s possibly worth noting that both activities require humans and even full
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by zenware 11mo ago
Except that you can, because every software company did this for decades… Want to upgrade to a new version of our product? That’s another one time fee for that version. If you squint, this looks a lot like a subscription model, but with ext
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by zenware 11mo ago
Well, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but Apple Silicon CPUs are entirely based on ARM architecture, and they elected to use ARM architecture, among other reasons, because it has lower power consumption and lower heat generation compar
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by zenware 1y ago
Perhaps they are hoping Google will pay them ~$500m/yr to be the default search engine.
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by zenware 10y ago
"Phones don't die" You're probably right. "Weight removed from vegetable bin, vegetables are $x/lb" This already happens at... most stores. I think Bluetooth enrollment would be good enough or they'll
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by zenware 10y ago
My current best guess is, basically what you've suggested. The Amazon Go page says "Computer Vision" which means "Cameras, Cameras Everywhere!". It also says "Sensor Fusion," I bet that means at the very l
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by zenware 10y ago
Most libraries RFID all their books now so you can just drop them on a scanner that detects all the books you have, swipe your library card and go. I don't think that's actually what Amazon Go is doing though.
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by zenware 11y ago
Not that I'm terribly familiar with the functional approach, although after reading some of this I will definitely be examining it more thoroughly and exploring its use in personal projects, but would memoization appease you?
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by zenware 11y ago
Someone wrote a browser extension for Flash to be replaced with VLC on twitch. https://www.reddit.com/r/WatchPeopleCode/comments/3273es/pro... It wouldn't be hard to make that work on other sites th