Who cares if they shelve it as long as they publish it. Just last week I benefited from their research. MSR has a paper on resolution independent curve rendering and using that technique to render text using implicit curves. People are using that to render fonts inside the pixel shader w/o any font/graphics API !
Yes, they let them research the shit out of stuff, and then SHELVE IT AND NEVER USE IT. M$ R&D department has only one role - to slurp up all the Stanford/mit/caltech they can get their hands on and deny other big corps (FB/google/amazon) that brainpower.
Dont know about edX, but Coursera is trying to be a Linkedin for people with no CVs. They aggregate all your data (course results) and sell it to potential first employers
Buying 11,000 Microsoft Surface 2 tablets is not "gave it to us free".
11000 tablets and 19000 Lumias, Im sure they did it after researching the marked and concluding those are best devices out there, not because they got them at a HEAVY discount.
I'm sure they're aware of the differences and are tweaking the software to account for necessary changes. Delta, or any airline or major corporation for that matter, doesn't employ idiots.
AHAHAHAHaha, you got me till the last ascertainment
I saw a nice animation of a working system ~month ago. Cant find it now. It was basically a huge HMM problem.
Video starts with IMU sensors reading of estimated car movement, somewhere else on the screen all the possible roads are listed and in time eliminated using HMM. Real position is snapped into road taken on the map after ~1 minute in a big city.
they are smoking SCIENCE stick is relative - you move a stick and game autoaims you to the nearest target mouse/trackpad is absolute, you point directly at a pixel you want to shoot
When things get intense, I always find myself pressing buttons harder and trying to tilt sticks further than they can move
you might have a neurological disease, what you describe is some sort of alpha motor neuron disorder. Btw monkeys also have trouble with fine motor control.
That made me wonder about something at work recently. All the machines at work are owned by the organization. It would be trivial for them to add their own trusted signing authority, so they could MITM every SSL web site.
You just described for every enterprise firewall/scanner solution works
Im sure a lot of people boil just thinking about cloud and corporations stealing your ideas (Occupy Thingiverse). Here is an interview with Upverter guys on theamphour. Dave doesnt take any shit and he hates the cloud so dont expect any PR fluff.
Slashdot Mirror
Yes, Gendarmerie is this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXnp7jLlc5U
0.5% efficiency
actual readings are less than Chernobyl exclusion zone (that is being repopulated for over 3 years now).
Who cares if they shelve it as long as they publish it. Just last week I benefited from their research. MSR has a paper on resolution independent curve rendering and using that technique to render text using implicit curves. People are using that to render fonts inside the pixel shader w/o any font/graphics API !
did you license the patent?
Yes, they let them research the shit out of stuff, and then SHELVE IT AND NEVER USE IT.
M$ R&D department has only one role - to slurp up all the Stanford/mit/caltech they can get their hands on and deny other big corps (FB/google/amazon) that brainpower.
that is normal TV with a mix of SD and HD
one DVB-T mux can handle ~5 HD channels or up to 8-10 SD ones.
30Mbits per mux = 5-8 TV channels
you can have 160 TV streams on 1Gbit, thats a lot more than your "4 or 5"
300Mbit is something you can get with ordinary Docsis 3.0 (400/100Mbit), no need for fiber.
http://gnss-sdr.org/node/50
You can do software GPS using $10 rtl-sdr dongles.
You might of saw packets still inside LINX.
Dont know about edX, but Coursera is trying to be a Linkedin for people with no CVs. They aggregate all your data (course results) and sell it to potential first employers
Throw in an advertising deal, "Delta Flys High on the Surface", and you will get an even better price.
What was your point?
Its usually the other way around. M$ bribes resellers with free advertising money/funds/inclusion into already running campaign.
Buying 11,000 Microsoft Surface 2 tablets is not "gave it to us free".
11000 tablets and 19000 Lumias, Im sure they did it after researching the marked and concluding those are best devices out there, not because they got them at a HEAVY discount.
I'm sure they're aware of the differences and are tweaking the software to account for necessary changes. Delta, or any airline or major corporation for that matter, doesn't employ idiots.
AHAHAHAHaha, you got me till the last ascertainment
Wow. I didnt know Delta was using Windows RT internally for all those years .......
Looks like M$ is in panic mode and giving surfaces away for free just to get some PR and traction.
no, you are a coward with no education and you didnt read the article
multipath and reflections
are already used in DSP to model rooms and sometimes even to reconstruct 3D shape from sound alone
Just like that time A5/1 GSM encryption was weakened from 64 to 56 bits in US to make it "much more efficient".
I saw a nice animation of a working system ~month ago. Cant find it now.
It was basically a huge HMM problem.
Video starts with IMU sensors reading of estimated car movement, somewhere else on the screen all the possible roads are listed and in time eliminated using HMM. Real position is snapped into road taken on the map after ~1 minute in a big city.
so how is your second ph.d coming along?
they are smoking SCIENCE
stick is relative - you move a stick and game autoaims you to the nearest target
mouse/trackpad is absolute, you point directly at a pixel you want to shoot
precision of physical sticks
this is an oxymoron
When things get intense, I always find myself pressing buttons harder and trying to tilt sticks further than they can move
you might have a neurological disease, what you describe is some sort of alpha motor neuron disorder. Btw monkeys also have trouble with fine motor control.
That made me wonder about something at work recently. All the machines at work are owned by the organization. It would be trivial for them to add their own trusted signing authority, so they could MITM every SSL web site.
You just described for every enterprise firewall/scanner solution works
and now you can look at pcb/schematic without installing eagle, I say its a win.
Im sure a lot of people boil just thinking about cloud and corporations stealing your ideas (Occupy Thingiverse).
Here is an interview with Upverter guys on theamphour. Dave doesnt take any shit and he hates the cloud so dont expect any PR fluff.
http://www.theamphour.com/the-amp-hour-163-ramiform-reciprocity-raconteurs