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I think many, many men pretending to be women across the world rejoiced. Now if only they could figure out a way to easily and reliably synthesize their voice.
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alexs
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Just draw a face on it, problem solved.
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freakish777
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Yeah, my assumption was that whatever you pay them in salary, there's also that much in overhead costs (hence the 50% statement, we both hit the equipment one, I called it hardware, and we both had an etc in there). So really, my statement should have been more along the lines of "if they cost you 30% of your operating budget, cool, anything more and you run the risk of not having profits to pay yourself/your investors with (because your overhead costs on that work force will take up another 30%)."
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gospelwut
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Time to fork the software.
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ultimatt42
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OpenCV is really easy, especially with the new interface. The O'Reilly book for it is also quite good and also a nice intro to computer vision algorithms.
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I was hoping they'd use a photo of an actual burns victim but I guess most people might find that a bit tasteless.
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alienangel2
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Yeah, seeing this polished up with high quality source images in neutral expressions (I notice the ones with teeth showing for instance don't work too well) would I imagine be even more impressive.
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nfk
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If someone starts working on it now, surely they'll get ahead of the competition.
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CynicalTyler
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This is brilliant. Why spend more time getting computer-generated people out of the uncanny valley, when we can just push real people in?
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alexs
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I'm wondering if facial biometric identification software will get tricked by this or not. It's not actually distorting the destination face, it's distorting the source face and blending onto the destination which leaves biometrics like pupil distance intact.
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chronoBG
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Well, not sure what you expect to have proven. It's BDDesign. It's a design technique. It has the goals of a design technique. Were you expecting someting else?
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Fix-my-grammar-plz
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I smell this would be used in the next Pirates of Carribean.
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dbhanger
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Hahaha, the kid on the bottom lived on my floor freshman year of school. His name keeps popping up in big CV projects. You should check out his other stuff. Good work!
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chronoBG
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Listen, you are angry about this. Please understand that I am not blindly defending BDD and I am most certainly not using *only* BDD. If you calm down, we can have a reasonable discussion about it.
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reddit_clone
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It wasn't RMS's fashion I was talking about. It was (and still is) fashionable to bash RMS.
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fabiensanglard
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The code is GPL but the assets are copyrighted ( and hence cannot be redistributed). However you can use the Quake2 demo assets (available for free on id software website), I did all the work with it: ftp://ftp.idsoftware.com/idstuff/quake2/q2-314-demo-x86.exe
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corbs132
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I know that it's using open source code, but is this project's source available for download?
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femol
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I must also leave my appreciation for this beautiful work, if anything to keep you posting more. Seeing a shining beacon like this among the sea of crap on the internet is very rare. Thanks for your work.
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miah_
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I imagine this would be better if they used 3d maps of peoples faces rather than photos. It seems like the photos have a hard time stretching properly and end up looking really gross. Also the forehead is basically ignored. Still. This is very cool and I can't wait to see how this progresses =)
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Zarokima
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That actually does work with face tracking software, you just have to get the features right. We drew a face on a piece of paper to test that, but I don't see why drawing one on something else wouldn't work.
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ultimatt42
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You're so close. Michael Jackson never existed, he's *always* been a computer simulation. Where do you think his name came from? MIChael JACKson... MIC JACK. Invented by the record labels as the ultimate pop star, and given an assortment of quirks to ensure he's always making headlines. They had to kill him off because the developers were threatening to go open source.
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gargamel666
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Is it working well for the bespectacled ?
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PeterI
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Interesting bunch of insights as to quite how disfunctional Microsoft can be.
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vintermann
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Real-time gender-shifting voices has been available for a long time. We used it for prank calls in the nineties (call a friend, pretend to be opposite sex admirer).
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flukshun
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on the upside, it works amazingly well for michael jackson faces. which alone is worth of a project
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Colonel-Rosa
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Makes sense to me, what other conspiracies are you involved in?
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GTChessplayer
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>You don't go to a market to trade hens for hogs and if you did how would you own them without a governing body giving you the righ This doesn't make any sense, at all. The government does not exist to give you rights, it only exists to take away your rights. Intrinsically, you have the right to do anything you want. Only via government is that legislated. >You don't go to a market to trade hens for hogs Sure, I could. People wouldn't trade with me, though, so most likely, I'd have to find a better product with which to trade. >How would you grow and sell tomatoes without someone saying you own the rights to them? How would you stop someone like a gang from walking in and using force to take over plantations? Forget all that, how would you expand as a society? Have a clean water source? education? Media? Anything that a civilization has without a governing body... That's the benefit of privatized protection - body guards and security teams and such. Do you think people will purchase protection from a private company if they're arresting and beating people for video taping them? How about how they don't even release dash cams? The monopoly over protection (government run monopoly in this case) has no incentive, at all, to improve the quality of its service. Absolutely none what so ever. >Go back to scribbling anarchy signs on bathroom stalls. Hey, I just read Nobel Prize winning research. You can go back to your 3rd tier university learning about how Onigma will give everyone healthcare, feed starving babies, and give everyone super-fast Internet, and rid the world of all unjust wars.
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jrandom
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I'd bet you'd see a huge upswing in acting quality in a higher number of movies, since that would become the *only* factor.
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reluctant_qualifier
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David Foster Wallace kind of predicted this in Infinite Jest. I can't find the exact passage, but he made some points in an extended footnote about voice only vs. video phone calls. Something about video phones offending people's vanity, so people started wearing masks. Nearest excerpt I can find is [here](http://stevereads.com/weblog/2010/06/07/iphone-4-facetimeinfinite-jest-mashup/).
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dannomac
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Quake 2 compiles on Linux without too much trouble. IIRC there's no documentation on how to do it though.
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gospelwut
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My memory recalls them being somewhat poor. Perhaps, things have changed. Most software didn't do much more than shift your pitch.
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catharso
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Yay, it arrived today! *"Huh? Intl Surface Airlift from Chicago? Wth? I don't know anyone in the U.S. and i also didn't order anything, or did i?"* i thought to myself. Then i opened the package and found this really **pretty** book. Premium quality one might say. I'll give it a read tonight... Best regards from Germany!
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nwmcsween
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What are you talking about? Visual design cannot be broken down into logic except in the simplest cases and as for data modeling of course you need to know what you're going to build, there is no magical methodology that will show you what you want to build.
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leetdood
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Who will use this technology? Only the Laughing Man...
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kevindqc
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I wonder how much it cost at the time...
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ultimatt42
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This isn't a conspiracy, just show business. But since you asked, I was involved in the project to build the soundstage on the moon. The moon is actually *already* colonized, which is why we haven't decided to go back. There's no point, the Greys have already exploited it for all its useful resources. So we struck a deal: we agreed not to interfere in their affairs if they let us make a few videos on the surface of the moon. Of course, because the surface is covered in roads, buildings, machinery, etc. it wasn't possible to find any open terrain suitable for filming, so we had to fake it.
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[deleted]
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Steve Jackson or Michael Jobs?
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undershirt
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I'm pretty sure Python has the power to patch functions as well. But maybe it's more accepted in Ruby culture?
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tyus
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I want this right now.
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bitchessuck
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>Bacon does value specialization (commonly called "partial evaluation" for static runtimes). The most impressive benefit of this is that if you pass it an array of size N and a loop over that array (0..N), it can unroll that loop for you automatically. If N is small enough, it will unroll the loop completely. Loop unrolling is the compiler's job. Most OpenCL compilers support `#pragma unroll` for full or partial unrolling, and that includes both AMD's and NVidia's implementations. It works well for me. I don't see any advantage here. All the "magic" you are doing might be useful if you only have incredibly dumb compilers, but all important OpenCL implementations are based on LLVM/clang, which is quite good. If you pass literal values and numbers, they'll specialize for these just fine. >It can take longer to write the interface than the kernel itself for some interesting kernels Sorry, but I REALLY cannot imagine that, unless your interface is a really overengineered mess.
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From the article comments, it appears this is no longer done in 64 bit Windows dlls.
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dannomac
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The 8KB alignment is because DEC Alphas used that as its page size. A contemporary processor that uses that page size is the Itanium.
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Timmmmbob
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4 kB seems kind of low...
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virtyy
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you do know that in captain america, while hes skinny, its just his face put on a skinny guys face with CGI? Basically the same thing
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brondsem
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[SimpleCV](http://simplecv.org/) is a cool new framework that uses OpenCV and other libraries to provide an easy unified code interface.
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jerkonlylurks
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> The InterView 28hd96 Color Monitor is priced at $9,995 (U.S. List) and will be available in May 1997. [source](http://www.allbusiness.com/government/government-bodies-offices/7292416-1.html#ixzz1YbpAuiN9) The geek.com article is a bit inaccurate; Carmack probably wasn't using this monitor for Quake 1 unless he got an early model, and the image of him using the monitor is from a [Doom 3 development video](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7iBTk_WMAw).
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DrHankPym
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Probably because "intelligence" has lost all meaning.
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nickdangler
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Huh??? There is nothing about this that should prevent or discourage you from writing a paragraph about the *why* of the function.
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s73v3r
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You didn't give shit. You completely mischaracterized my argument.
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elux
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**The InterView 28hd96 Color Monitor is priced at $9,995 (U.S. List) and will be available in May 1997.** Source: http://www.allbusiness.com/government/government-bodies-offices/7292416-1.html#ixzz1YboiOeuP People got the dating of the picture wrong by a couple of years.
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kankeroo
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RSI is not 100% certain. Don't be a fatalist about it. Read all about ergonomics.
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Again, you completely dodged my argument. If you're going to count the LG Prada as "prior art" for the iPhone's trade dress, then they have the rights to that form factor over Android phones as well.
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mistralol
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A lot of time if there is a bad egg in a team. The only person who gets touchy about it is the person who is fired.
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Even though they don't do hot-patching with this specific method anymore, Raymond seemed to avoid answering if and how they do it with 64-bit Windows. I would be interested in knowing that
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You're full of shit and you know it. Being "disadvantaged" has absolutely nothing to do with it. You're just trying to get a free lunch, by being able to patent your shit without actually having to prove that it works, or being able to manufacture it. Which is the same fucking shit that we bitch about patent trolls for doing. If you can't make your invention into an actual product, then you shouldn't have a patent on it, period. And if it is as useful as you claim, then you can get venture capital funding to produce it. If you can't, then either your invention is shitty, or you are an awful salesman.
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lessthan_i
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So... someone discovered that you can make web sites with other things than PHP and MySQL?
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No, I'd bet it on some run-time for <any language>.
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adzm
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IIRC all amd64/x64 functions should be hotpatchable -- that is, begin with an opcode larger than two bytes. That explains some redundant prefixes (rex) on the first opcode for example.
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nullsucks
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The Radiosity Method calculates total light received by each surface in the scene (iteratively). In the first iteration, you get direct lighting only, in the next iteration, you also get light reflected from surfaces illuminated in the prior step, etc... That part is all about calculating light on surfaces, it doesn't render the scene itself. To render the scene, you could use a variety of techniques like ray-tracing or rasterization, but that's not the interesting part. The interesting part is in how it calculates N-degree indirect lighting, like how a white wall next to a red floor picks up a red tinge (from light reflected off the red floor first).
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xigdit
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Two things: First, the look of the skins, especially the one with razor stubble, reminded me of Half-Life 2 faces. Second, I kinda wanted to see the guy do a skin of his *own* face. You know, **F A C E C E P T I O N** and all that.
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webby_mc_webberson
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Thanks dude, I couldn't see them on the other site. My mind is blown. This has far reaching implications for the likes of identity theft. Granted the technology isn't advanced enough yet, and it requires a webcam but what about the next time you think you're talking to the boss over video conference or something. Is it really him or an impostor? Is it safe to give him the secret codes? This has the makings of a movie built into it.
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original_4degrees
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ala tron: legacy?
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adzm
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You can also use SEH via __try/__except to catch the access violations and commit on demand -- this has come in handy before for some custom memory allocation code.
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JaymesJB
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You know, with a few tweaks, this could be amazing for biopics, etc., for making actors look a bit more like the person they're portraying.
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The second algorithm seemed to allow for blinking.
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I thought of Infinite Jest too, [this is the relevant passage](http://books.google.com/books?id=Nhe2yvx6hP8C&lpg=PP1&dq=infinite%20jest&pg=PT81#v=onepage&q=video-telephoning&f=false).
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NoahTheDuke
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[LibreOffice](http://www.libreoffice.org/download). Tada!
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I think that gives the database too much control. Developers/sysadmins should be wise enough to know what to index. Although I do think that MSSQL not indexing FK's is pretty silly.
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What.
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Shit, I cant believe anything I see nowadays. Fuck it. It was nice knowing you guys ,but I am getting the fuck out of here! Peace!
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Oh, you're one of those people. Yeah, there's no rational conversation that can come from you.
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>You're just trying to get a free lunch Why is my position (leave it as it was) a "free lunch" while the opposing position (change it in such a way is screws over 98% of the population) perfectly reasonable? >And if it is as useful as you claim, then you can get venture capital funding to produce it. Herein you demonstrate an utter lack of knowledge of VCs. VCs *are not going to invest in a product that doesn't have patents and revenue*. Jackass, trying to tell me how my own fucking industry works. >If you can't, then either your invention is shitty, or you are an awful salesman. Your simplistic, head-up-the-ass models simply don't match reality. But hey, get mad at *me* because *you're* the fucking idiot.
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I would say in that situation, that the valuation should need to be re-assessed every few years. Kinda like property values. However, this could be prohibitively difficult for places that have thousands of patents. Maybe the ability to assign a value to a group of patents could be a decent compromise.
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s73v3r
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Not in the US. You've just shown that you need patent protection in Kazakhstan. Not the US.
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rkenned
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Its one line of code...when(myMockService.someMethod(expectedInput)).thenReturn(someOutput); Same with if you want to test how your class reacts when the service throws an exception...when(myMockService.someMethod(input).thenThrow(new Exception()); It is really quite simple. Also allows you to do things like verify the order things are called in and such, which is very difficult using stub services.
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s73v3r
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It's still a very shitty deal, as now they have to abandon all the work they've done on it, and their specific domain knowledge is now worthless.
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nascent
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> Developing good tool support is more work than developing a compiler Yes. > developing a new language [...] can easily be less work than developing good tool support for a complicated language like D. Yes. However you miss several key points. * Development can't start until you have a language to develop in. * Tools can't be developed until you have a language to develop for. * Developing a good language that you'd want to use is not easy. * It is much more risky to use a language that hasn't ever been used. Then you miss some of the key aspects of D, it works with most existing C and C++ tools. There is some need to update them to be more aware of what D does, but you aren't starting from scratch.
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That is an incredibly stupid statement. Of course a wrapper is possible. But they also had these extensions that make things easier, so they decided to go that route as well. Keep in mind that Microsoft also has a fully ISO standard wrapper available, too.
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s73v3r
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Not for Win32 binaries. Just for the .NET and WinRT stuff.
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kouteiheika
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> There's no incentive to even look at GPL'ed code if there is no way to borrow/exploit it. See [Red Hat](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Hat)? Net income 87 million dollars. They are exploiting GPL'ed code alright, but they actually contribute back. > Why does WebKit dominate? If it were GPL'ed it would have gone no where. Well, sorry to break it to you, but it **is** GPL'ed. LGPL'ed to be exact. Here, let me quote Wikipedia for you: > WebKit's WebCore and JavaScriptCore components are available under the GNU Lesser General Public License I guarantee you that if it weren't GPL'ed Apple wouldn't release its source code. You say they would? Gee, I don't know. If I were a big, proprietary company I wouldn't want [to let my competitors use my code](http://developer.android.com/reference/android/webkit/package-summary.html), would I? Then why would I **willingly** release something as open source unless I was forced to? > If the GPL never existed, we would all be using open source. If GPL never existed we wouldn't have Linux. In Linus' own words - [“*Making Linux GPL’d was definitely the best thing I ever did*.”](http://www.gjerull.net/masterthesis/masterthesisse15.html) - he also said in other interview that without GPL Linux wouldn't succeed. And you know what? Much of what we have today [exists because of Linux](http://www.zdnet.com/blog/open-source/red-hat-ceo-google-facebook-owe-it-all-to-linux-open-source/9414), and as Linux wouldn't be what it is today without GPL, I think **you are full of shit**. If GPL wouldn't have been created we most likely wouldn't be able to have this conversation, as without GPL there would be no Linux, and without Linux there wouldn't be Reddit.
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rkenned
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What is the downside of it being partially in Java? What would you suggest for such a task?
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MonkeySteriods
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Determining how to index is very easy and cheap. Just have an disconnected process analyize the queries. You won't be future perfect, but you can examine the queries [and if you're logging the time] post occurance. With automatic indexing, manual indexes will become more valuable, because you [should] know what rare queries will happen, that may be sporatically called. Also, the automatic indexing, like caching, could determine effectiveness and experation of indexes. [If an index hasn't been used in a long time it could remove it and then free up space.
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Alpha_Q
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The beards and moustaches are just fantastic.
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revonrat
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Very interesting. Maybe. I suspect that Wine may be more expensive per line than most software because of the compatibility testing but still > $25MM buys a lot of testing. Very cool.
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DingBat99999
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The problem with this technique is that it seems to assume that code is static. I see a big headache trying to maintain this in the face of frequent change. Then there's refactoring. The comments may read logically in their initial context but if I do a, say, extract method, will the comments still be useful? Maybe, but I suspect not.
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AeBeeEll
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It would be interesting to see what this could do if you mapped really similar faces over each other. Like if you mapped a younger version of yourself onto your own face, or took a photo where you had facial hair and mapped it onto your current face.
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Jwsonic
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I love it. I usually use codepad when I'm somewhere without python, but this beats the pants off that... Great work!
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mithrasinvictus
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No, LG's phone demonstrates how ridiculous Apples patent bullshit is, that does not mean that LG should make the claim instead (although, they would have a stronger case than Apple, being the first). No one should have a claim to these innovations and design decisions as they were natural progressions of the technology. I'm just pointing out that Apple wasn't even the first to "invent the modern smartphone", despite what the Gospel of Steve might say.
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CPOliver
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That sounds like a camp pirate.
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jordan314
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LOL you have discovered an untapped market my friend
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diademoran
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Or maybe..JUST maybe..they like it better. Who do you think knows better? Some snobby Redditor or Microsoft and their channel partners?
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GTChessplayer
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Egad, you came from a 3rd tier university, you little scamp.
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