Or even start playing with eg Android SDK/NDK which runs their emulator on qemu. Pretty much all mobile phones run on ARM though so pick which ever you are most comfortable with.
I wrote a comment on the site but might as well post a version of it here as well: It's been a while since I read Use of Weapons, and when I did I had already read a few of the culture books before so I had some…
IT conversations (http://itc.conversationsnetwork.org/) has quite a lot of good content. If you just want something other than reading there are quite a few video presentations available on Google Video…
I think it's a better idea to read one of the shorter books first (IIRC the Fountainhead is pretty short). Atlas Shrugged could be cut down to about half the size and make the point it's trying to make better (by virtue…
The point is that those are metrics which the computer uses to classify the music. You can then find similar music which may not be obvious at first. (Just look at the video to see examples.)
They claim that they don't do any image processing. Personally I'm pretty convinced that it's fake. (And I'm guessing that the TC50 judges are at least skeptical as well.) To clarify, I think the augmented reality bit…
Or even start playing with eg Android SDK/NDK which runs their emulator on qemu. Pretty much all mobile phones run on ARM though so pick which ever you are most comfortable with.
I wrote a comment on the site but might as well post a version of it here as well: It's been a while since I read Use of Weapons, and when I did I had already read a few of the culture books before so I had some…
IT conversations (http://itc.conversationsnetwork.org/) has quite a lot of good content. If you just want something other than reading there are quite a few video presentations available on Google Video…
I think it's a better idea to read one of the shorter books first (IIRC the Fountainhead is pretty short). Atlas Shrugged could be cut down to about half the size and make the point it's trying to make better (by virtue…
The point is that those are metrics which the computer uses to classify the music. You can then find similar music which may not be obvious at first. (Just look at the video to see examples.)
They claim that they don't do any image processing. Personally I'm pretty convinced that it's fake. (And I'm guessing that the TC50 judges are at least skeptical as well.) To clarify, I think the augmented reality bit…