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dingody
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Comment #48771478
Based on my tests, a frame rate of 2fps is generally sufficient to resolve video content very well.
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Comment #46381893
Whenever I see topics about China on HN, I get this strong sense of unease. The reality is that most people don't actually understand China; when they think of it, they just imagin…
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Comment #44678706
Every now and then, news like this pops up and sparks some discussion. But in reality, I believe any internet-based business—every single app to some extent—tracks users in this wa…
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Comment #44165692
I keep seeing people talk a lot about edge AI — just curious, aside from those experimental or toy projects, are there any real killer use cases out there?
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Comment #43407998
I believe that ‘cloud-neutral’ companies like Wiz must ensure their neutral positioning in order to gain support from various cloud providers. I strongly doubt the willingness of c…
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Comment #41773442
I would like to ask, what practical uses do similar data have in production scenarios? For example, to count the density of a crowd? Verify the authenticity of a company or for oth…
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Comment #41386904
And these restrictions only exist in online games. In fact, there are no restrictions for single-player games and console games.
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Comment #40964977
I don’t entirely agree with the author’s viewpoint on “Hacking is Cool.” There was a time when I thought similarly, believing that “finding some system vulnerabilities is just like…
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Comment #40964906
I heard that GPS is one of the few applications in daily life that needs to consider relativistic effects. So, the generated data must have already excluded these relativistic effe…