Day: September 7, 2018

In 2012, artificial intelligence researchers revealed a big improvement in computers’ ability to recognize images by feeding a neural network millions of labeled images from a database called ImageNet. It ushered in an exciting phase for computer vision, as it became clear that a model […]

When confronted, Huawei’s Wang Chenglu told AnandTech that it wanted toe embrace standardized benchmarks that were closer to real-world experience, and that it was fudging existing benchmark results because “others do the same testing.” It was a “common practice” in China, Wang said, suggesting that […]

Se a livello nazionale, infatti, le tasse locali hanno pesato sul reddito delle famiglie-tipo (due adulti lavoratori dipendenti, due figli minorenni a carico di … by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit

Tor Project, the group behind the anonymous Tor browser, has released an alpha version of its own anonymous browser for Android. Following this release, Orfox, the longstanding Tor Project-approved browsing app for Android, said it will be sunset by 2019. To run both apps, users will need […]

AOC has no shortage of gaming monitors, but now the company is introducing a new G1 Series of affordable curved displays. The new G1 Series comprises four models, with the 24-inch C24G1, 27-inch C27G1, 32-inch C32G1 and another 32-inch model, the CQ32G1, which features a […]

Un "cold case", "caso freddo": così sono indicati oggi, anche grazie a una celebre serie tv Usa, i gialli di cronaca nera archiviati senza soluzione, dimenticati di fronte a emergenze più immediate, ma che all'improvviso vengono riaperti. E risolti. A … by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit […]

It’s a really surprising and gratifying turn of events for a spacecraft that most of us had written off. At Engadget, we’ve written two separate “it’s the end for Kepler” articles, one from March and the other from July, when Kepler was put to sleep […]

Fire doesn’t heed history. It doesn’t care about posterity or culture or memory. Fire consumes everything and anything, even if that thing is the last of its kind. On Sunday night, it came for the National Museum of Brazil, burning for six hours and leaving […]

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Tim Armstrong is in talks to leave Verizon as soon as next month. Armstrong heads up the carrier giant’s digital and advertising division, Oath (formerly AOL, prior to the Yahoo acquisition and the subsequent merger of the two […]