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Knowledge repr. database AI algorithms discussion

Sexualized Childhood

representation

Hackers, Unite !!!

Bicubic Artefacts

Imagination Technologies Ltd., United Kingdom

Abstract

This paper presents a new, lossy texture
compression technique that is suited to
implementation on low-cost, low-bandwidth devices
as well as more powerful rendering systems. It
uses a representation that is based on the
blending of two (or more) 'low frequency' signals
using a high frequency but low precision
modulation signal. Continuity of the low frequency
signals helps to avoid block artefacts.
Decompression costs are kept low through use of
fixed-rate encoding and by eliminating indirect
data access, as needed with Vector Quantisation
schemes. Good quality reproduction of (A)RGB
textures is achieved with a choice of 4bpp or 2bpp
representations.

back to space

Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy

Shuttle

I hope the day comes when you return to your wife and your daughters and your country

Some inherited forms of blindness

STEPHANIE NANO

Harvard scientists say they have created stems cells for 10 genetic disorders, which will allow researchers to watch the diseases develop in a lab dish.

It could help speed up efforts.

Karmic transition at reducibility of interfactorial theories

Phase luminosity in a zone of zero, thin algorithmic radiation

i heard it's possible to create applications with less effort

Does anybody still develop Windows applications?

Of course it's possible.

You can create prototypes very quickly.