And it doesn't have to, either. It's actually probably better that it doesn't: you want the matches to be close enough to the correct gesture, rather than the exact gesture itself, as exact matching would create endless frustration for the user
Yes, I just love when UI interpolates and guesses what I want instead of letting me point where I really want to.
This thing is HARD CODED. Just look at pictures at http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19884218 every gesture is "recognized", but 3D model doesnt fit real hand. Finger movements are not recreated, there is no 3D model recreation. This is M$ so Im guessing learned NN recognizing few patterns and pretending to be magic.
Just like Kinect games that promise movement tracking, but end up recognizing 2 hard coded gestures (or dont use cameras at all and you feel scammed for buying $200 Mass Effect microphone).
After all, the manufacture, distribution and use of Monsanto's GM product is presumably regulated by some governmental agency? I tend to think that FDA is involved, at least?
I seem to remember FDA was directly prohibited from doing any research on gen. modified crops immediately after one of ex monsanto execs was granted government position.
Somehow I read first message as "30% of internet bandwidth in North America was being used by Silverlight. Netflix still uses Silverlight ergo Netflix = 30%". My bad.
It doesn't mean they are using computers with silverlight installed. Roku, game consoles, google players, a lot of TVs and DVD/blueray players, tablets, and phones play netflix.
This doesnt make any sense. They cant count Roku as silverlight traffic because Roku and other embedded platforms DO NOT use silverlight.
Reduced cycle endurance means your drive will wear out faster, but it will still take years to wear them out (if ever), and when they do, they don't lose data, they just stop being able to write. If you're having your SSDs just up and die on you out of the blue, that has nothing to do with the trend towards decreasing write endurance.
1 try using Bcache and you will be swapping SSD drives every month 2 when SSD runs out of write cycles it usually dies, there is no graceful degradation
literally correct, practically it doesn't matter. we are talking many, many decades of use. 80+ years instead of 100+ years. And that assume completely filling the drive almost every 10 days, then erasing it.
Assumption Min 3000 complete write/erase cycles and intelligent software. Not really that big of an assumption any more.
try below 1000 cycles with single MLC cells holding TENS of electrons
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then you dont need it.
there's likely a $.01 out there
isn't $.01 more like -$5 when you accept credit cards?
Average is statistically meaningless. What is the median? SD? skew?
And it doesn't have to, either. It's actually probably better that it doesn't: you want the matches to be close enough to the correct gesture, rather than the exact gesture itself, as exact matching would create endless frustration for the user
Yes, I just love when UI interpolates and guesses what I want instead of letting me point where I really want to.
This thing is HARD CODED. Just look at pictures at
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19884218
every gesture is "recognized", but 3D model doesnt fit real hand.
Finger movements are not recreated, there is no 3D model recreation. This is M$ so Im guessing learned NN recognizing few patterns and pretending to be magic.
Just like Kinect games that promise movement tracking, but end up recognizing 2 hard coded gestures (or dont use cameras at all and you feel scammed for buying $200 Mass Effect microphone).
it cant get smaller because it needs to see the hand = needs to stick out of your wrist
After all, the manufacture, distribution and use of Monsanto's GM product is presumably regulated by some governmental agency? I tend to think that FDA is involved, at least?
I seem to remember FDA was directly prohibited from doing any research on gen. modified crops immediately after one of ex monsanto execs was granted government position.
a LOT considering its 90 (was 100 few days ago) Gflops single precision. This is 1/10 of Radeon 7750
If you like Forth i suppose.
Yes that is the point I'm making
Somehow I read first message as "30% of internet bandwidth in North America was being used by Silverlight. Netflix still uses Silverlight ergo Netflix = 30%". My bad.
It doesn't mean they are using computers with silverlight installed.
Roku, game consoles, google players, a lot of TVs and DVD/blueray players, tablets, and phones play netflix.
This doesnt make any sense. They cant count Roku as silverlight traffic because Roku and other embedded platforms DO NOT use silverlight.
My one month figure is from experience (ocz, not intel). They die within a month, die as in poof no harddrive in bios.
Reduced cycle endurance means your drive will wear out faster, but it will still take years to wear them out (if ever), and when they do, they don't lose data, they just stop being able to write. If you're having your SSDs just up and die on you out of the blue, that has nothing to do with the trend towards decreasing write endurance.
1 try using Bcache and you will be swapping SSD drives every month
2 when SSD runs out of write cycles it usually dies, there is no graceful degradation
literally correct, practically it doesn't matter. we are talking many, many decades of use. 80+ years instead of 100+ years. And that assume completely filling the drive almost every 10 days, then erasing it.
Assumption Min 3000 complete write/erase cycles and intelligent software. Not really that big of an assumption any more.
try below 1000 cycles with single MLC cells holding TENS of electrons
If you're in the WISP biz, can you tell me how to search for a WISP?
run a wifi scan with your phone
Use your mouse to highlight correct web address, press right mouse button and select "google it". Thats what my mum does.
Magog World Ship from Andromeda
http://andromeda.wikia.com/wiki/Magog_World_Ship
I like how g4tv's "Senior tech analyst" cant tell lcd display from camera module.
The battery is refueling? WHAT? Watching that video is painful.
Yeah, Jobs never had documents like that stating he wanted to copy Braun.
I wish that instead of all these lawsuits Apple was sitting down and cross-licensing
cross-licensing what? round corners? Do you really think those are valid patents? Do you feel patenting idea instead of implementation is ok?
>people have to listen to our
No, no law will make me listen to your shitfest.
Even the Bible says
My religious text says pasta should be free to everyone. Lets legislate that!
We're in London, after all.
Yes, capital of a country which, except for miles and pints, went metric around 1970.
Dont know about that, they still count money in pounds.
Its iTunes for borrowing software. You pay them believing you are buying something, but deep down in the eula lies a nice "licensed to use" line.
Apple's A6 goes up to 3.
(GPU cores)
and $13 Rockchip has Quad Mali400