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Grieverheart
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Show HN: Radiotron (alpha) a Fast Medical Segmentation and Visualization Tool
Some years back I was working on a medical imaging project and was frustrated by the lack of available tools for segmentation that are simple to use and fast. Because of this frust…
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Comment #42838199
Isn’t 3 frames of latency already way too much? I would say they are both too slow!
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Comment #40301373
Perhaps for understanding the structure itself, but having the structure available allows us to focus on a coarser level. We also don't want to use quantum mechanics to understand …
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Comment #39764043
Also similar to temporal antialiasing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temporal_anti-aliasing .
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Comment #38544704
I don’t completely agree with Rossman here. You are buying the streaming right and not the file. What I agree on though is that they don’t make that clear to their customers.
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Comment #36209884
This. I used to be a multi monitor type of person but when desktop switching became good (I first experienced this in Linux) I started using a single larger monitor and never looke…
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Comment #35822247
I hadn’t come across the this before, but in Dutch we have the oer- which is spelled out as in poor, so I somehow connected the dots.
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Comment #35575620
I once trained myself to recognise if I was dreaming by looking at something in my dream, looking away and looking back again. If the thing I was looking at had changed in any way,…
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Comment #35422453
Nothing beats Safari in terms of battery usage, and there are features like the reading list that work really well (for me). For development, yes, I always have Chrome installed in…
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Comment #30256843
This is also the reason many companies rewrite code to new framework because they cannot find developers that know how to program in the old framework. Really narrow-minded if you …
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Comment #29723291
Naturally I came across Jerobeam's work while conceiving the visuals of my game. You can read more about the process in my blog post http://nicktasios.nl/posts/in-search-for-creati…
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Comment #28875507
The paper is a bit over my head. Are there any findings with respect to the phenomenon of Deep Double Descent [0], or the more recent grokking phenomenon [1]? [0] https://arxiv.org…
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Comment #25443733
Thanks! I have already read the 8bitworkshop one, but I was on vacation back then so I couldn't get my hands dirty. The samples are also definitely going to help. I do like the app…
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Comment #25432934
I also have a DE10-nano for running MiSTer cores and I'd like to learn to program the FPGA. Do you have any recommendations on getting started?
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Comment #22567302
Do you consider Gerard 't Hooft also one of those non-technical people? Mocking the use of certain diagrams does not give you any credit. I would refrain from such petty arguments …
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Comment #22565466
If you go down that route, you can always dismiss objective reality. There is no way of knowing that what we experience is actually happening. But we still assume it does. The same…
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Comment #22565439
Sorry to burst you bubble, such statements should always be supported by actual mathematics, to be taken seriously.
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Comment #22562863
The authors of the article offer a possible test for a class of super deterministic theories.
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Comment #22562368
I do not understand your statement. Superdeterminism does not imply QM is wrong. You can not dismiss superdeterminism with the pretext that it would render everything pointless as …