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elephantum
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Comment #48234419
That's the issue with Google, no specific user group is significant enough for Google to care
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Comment #48072088
My biggest frustration with WebRTC was precisely captured in the article: even if you don't need p2p and your video source is the process on the same host with your browser, you ha…
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Comment #46638843
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Comment #46462496
Making this case public should drop a shadow of doubt onto other Ukraine statements Probably it would be wiser not to brag about this one
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Comment #46080310
You do know, that you can create more than one table in SQLite and have references from one to another? Even recursive references work
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Comment #45048880
I do not see direct statements that they will stop maintaining sources in open source. We'll see :)
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Comment #45048874
It looks like setting up a mirror and CI/CD on top of Github might work for some time. ghcr is free for public images
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Comment #45048824
They write in the press release, that the sources remain under Apache 2 license, they just stop distributing prebuilt images for free. Edit: As I see it's true. Source code for OCI…
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Comment #45048813
So, are they evil because they decided to stop sponsoring free network egress?
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Comment #41997283
I tried to do brick sorting (because we have great detection and classification models at https://brickit.app/ ) It turned out to be much more complex than I expected. The biggest …
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Comment #41997195
Everything runs on device in tflite and it gives us some headaches, especially Android ecosystem. We do not use anything fancy, detector is ssd-like, and classifier is either resne…
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Comment #41997140
The use case "let me reassemble all the parts that I have" is out of scope of Brickit app. It works explicitly with the contents of a single scan, that's why you see small ideas to…
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Comment #41994213
This one actually works :) Source: I'm responsible for ML development at Brickit
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Comment #39855843
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Comment #39658366
Anoop, first of all: thanks for your efforts, we switched to Bruno from Postman and are quite happy! And a question: can you share your plans about Vscode extension? It seems to be…
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Comment #39625338
Interesting, is there a possibility of something like class-action where iPhone owners sue Apple for restricting access to Fortnite? I bet there should be a plenty of angry gamers.…
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Comment #38126688
I read this and cannot believe that I can optimize our $5-6K GCP egress bill to zero. Just wow.
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Comment #37975850
There's a plugin for VSCode that brings draw.io editor for local .drawio files. IMO it's the best of both worlds: nice editor and git version control. Also this plugin works fine i…
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Comment #36299030
We tried Coroot recently in our production AWS cluster. I must say it's handy. Cost analysis helped us shave ~20% of our EKS bill
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Comment #36048694
Foxglove is my best argument to use ROS instead of custom solution in semi-robotics cases (several cameras/sensors + ML, but no actuators)
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Comment #34542726
Just want to thank you for all the work you do! We are heavy users of sqlalchemy, our life would be much harder without it!
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Comment #33009017
I have to mention, that what you described is not what ML guy is supposed to be doing.
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Comment #31621722
Russia does that already country-wise. Every receipt is sent to federal taxes office instantly, every cash register is connected to the internet.