Any of you into computer vision? How is mean shift tracking possible when MSS is big polynomial time and scales super poorly with resolution?
Any of you into computer vision...
Hudson Hughes
Brody Smith
WRONG
>C
>have to build everything from the ground up
>for people whose time is worthless
>i successfully concatenated 2 strings without segfault, i'm the best!
>Java
>full of professionally prebuilt frameworks
>for people with jobs
>you can literally copy and paste other people's code and it will just werks
Xavier Moore
Experienced C programmers blow Java people out of the water in all fields
Nathan Gray
except delivering on time field
Ethan Sullivan
>what is using the right tool for the job
>what is knowing multiple languages and using the appropriate one
The good programmer is fluent in C and Java (among others): taking advantage of Java's useful libraries when they can and using C's precise control when necessary. Also any language is good as long as you crossdress while writing it.
William Williams
Lol okay Gurpreet.
>yes sir i do the EnterpriseIntegerClass EntInt = new EnterpriseInterger Class(interger, 15)
as opposed to uint8_t = 15
Caleb Russell
>Any of you into computer vision?
No, but I want to learn. What would the best approach be (language, software) to detect tables and figures randomly placed on pages of text? I can generate a data set as big as needed and I have a 1080ti to train it on. I have a 10k pages real world data set to validate it on.
Logan Morales
? That sounds more like a machine learning application with computer vision as an application medium. CVIP has nothing to do with ML but the two are intertwined in a lot of use cases. For CV I would recommend just auditing a class at any university that offers it. Requires a lot of linear algebra though
Mason Miller
>everything
Nathaniel Perry
Anywho to answer your question more precisely look into opencv2.x, great library. OpenCV3 is sort of released but CV2 is a lot more battletested. Python or C++ depending on what you want. Python for quick prototyping but C++ for performative code.
Juan Jenkins
Don't worry about that guy. People who rip on C are just retarded CS kiddies who call themselves """engineers""" despite not knowing what a simple pointer is.
Joseph Hill
>>EnterpriseIntegerClass EntInt = new EnterpriseInterger Class(interger, 15)
>using a joke as an actual argument
Oliver Parker
>Unsigned
Opinion discarded
William Bennett
>What is JNI
Brandon Gomez
Dominic Myers
Thanks, yeah it's a machine learning problem for sure, I just figured you'd probably have some insight because it's kinda sorta ish related and you seem like a smart guy.
I do structure from motion as a hobby but the theory is beyond me most of the time. It's fun though, so is remote sensing and GIS.
I do't want to be """that""" guy, but there are some pretty well educated people on reddit in these topics that I'm sure could help out out better than Jow Forums.
Parker Russell
No problem! Yeah, like 99% of Jow Forums are just unemployed larping autists but I did a B.S. in computer engineering a took a grad class in CompVis and a separate grad course in ML. Look into deformable parts models and auto-encoders for CV/ML, lots of cool stuff going on there. If you wanna go the cuda route definitely use C++ with CV2/3
Ian Russell
will cross dressing get me laid? I guess i am what you guys probably call a boomer on here and i've never had sex. i am 42 and really lonely, does anyone have any tips or tricks?
Ryder Johnson
>Code that doesn't handle errors
>Code that is made by a pajeet that doesn't know how to code
both pictures are wrong.
Chase Phillips
>have to build everything from the ground up
What is a library? All your toy languages like Java, Rust or Python bind to library written in C to expose a useful API, lmao... Win32? C code. SQLite? C code. Regex? C code. Linux API? C code. Those meme language are just wrapper around powerful C libraries, stupid imbecile. All your funny shit like whatever JSONlib, Request you use is backed by C code. Stupid fat idiots like you use JAVA to write some hideous business logic, have to keep the retards away from C somehow.
So stupid nogs like you are allowed to use decade old C libs hidden by Python or Java or whatever layers of crap is your flavor of the month but C developers can't? Lmao, go back to school retard. Look at that dude.
>for people whose time is worthless
For people for whose time matter like in every real-time system, unlike your shitty CRUD application to register new clients and print invoices based on stupid Framework the sole purpose is to manage retardation. For fast OS, for fast database, for reactive systems, not your shitty CSV muncher that take forever to parse old record to fill another shitty business database full of shit invoice and client contracts.
>i successfully concatenated 2 strings without segfault, i'm the best!
HURFFF, HHURFFF LOOK AT ME MOM I'M REINVENTING THE SQUARED WHEEL INSTEAD OF JUST TYPING #include
>Java
Idiot management framework to deliver countless low performance business class (aka low degree of engineering) sofwares such as: invoice generator, client file manager, potato stock manager (now send email to logistic departement when potato level is low)
>full of professionally prebuilt frameworks
So simple you can now hire battalions of monkeys to manage your system, JUST SPRING UP BUSINESS and JavaBEAN your concurent into oblvion WITH YOU PARADIGM SHIFTING C.R.U.D APP, WOOOOOOOOO!!!
>for people with job
That consist of maintaining CRUD app, lel
Jaxson Parker
Because of your post I've been reading up on Darknet and YOLOv2 and I think this is just what I need. YOLO seems to perform better than deformable parts models and it's really fast. This stuff is so exciting, I feel like a kid in a candy store. Autoencoders, I don't understand how they work and I need to read more about them. But I can tell it's super interesting stuff just from skimming through the wiki article.
I should probably take some classes on this, but for now I'm just gonna tinker on my own. I'm really exited about what's gonna come out in this space in the coming decade, what a time to be alive. :)
Ryan Adams
The most advanced and most successful piece of Java code is unironically Minecraft.
Caleb Lewis
t. /v/irgin brainlet
IBM makes Java software that blows minecraft out of the water.
Matthew Stewart
>99% of Jow Forums are just unemployed larping autists
This
Anytime there is a programming thread you can immediately ignore it because most of Jow Forums has no real life experience with code outside of their toy projects and shitposting.