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  "title": "15 Free Beagle Boards!",
  "url": "/competitions/GestureChallenge/discussion/1500",
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  "post_date": "2012-03-07T21:03:16.087Z",
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  "content": "<pre>Were you thinking to participate in the CVPR 2012 demonstration competition?</pre>\r\n<pre>You may need extra compute power to run a real time demonstration. You could use a Beagle board and you can easily get one for free:  Submit your model executable code together with your predictions on the website NOW and facilitate the verification process. See the instruction at the bottom of the page: http://www.kaggle.com/c/GestureChallenge/details/SubmissionInstructions.</pre>\r\n<pre>Texas Instruments is offering 15 Beagle Boards. Beagle Boards are based on the OMAP3 processor, which is used as the main processor in many smart phones today. The Beagle Board Open Source community has already connected Kinect with Beagle Board and demonstrated examples of gesture recognition. More information is available at www.beagleboard.org.<br> <br>Beginning today, participants who are classified in the top 10 entrants on the leaderboard AND submit their code for verification at any time until the end of Round 1 of the challenge, are entitled to a free Beagle board, while supplies last.</pre>\r\n<pre>To claim your Beagle board, send email to events@chalearn.org with a snapshot of the leaderboard and highlight your submission.</pre>",
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      "content": "<pre>Were you thinking to participate in the CVPR 2012 demonstration competition?</pre>\r\n<pre>You may need extra compute power to run a real time demonstration. You could use a Beagle board and you can easily get one for free:  Submit your model executable code together with your predictions on the website NOW and facilitate the verification process. See the instruction at the bottom of the page: http://www.kaggle.com/c/GestureChallenge/details/SubmissionInstructions.</pre>\r\n<pre>Texas Instruments is offering 15 Beagle Boards. Beagle Boards are based on the OMAP3 processor, which is used as the main processor in many smart phones today. The Beagle Board Open Source community has already connected Kinect with Beagle Board and demonstrated examples of gesture recognition. More information is available at www.beagleboard.org.<br> <br>Beginning today, participants who are classified in the top 10 entrants on the leaderboard AND submit their code for verification at any time until the end of Round 1 of the challenge, are entitled to a free Beagle board, while supplies last.</pre>\r\n<pre>To claim your Beagle board, send email to events@chalearn.org with a snapshot of the leaderboard and highlight your submission.</pre>",
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      "postDate": "03/12/2012 20:03:40",
      "content": "<p>Sorry if this was unclear in the previous post but: to claim your Beagle board, you must submit your code so we can verify your entry. So when you submit your entry, please ALSO SUBMIT YOUR CODE. The snapshot you send should correspond to an entry for which\r\n the code was submitted.</p>\r\n<p>We are doing that to encourage people to submit their code early.</p>",
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      "content": "<p>Sorry if this was unclear in the previous post but: to claim your Beagle board, you must submit your code so we can verify your entry. So when you submit your entry, please ALSO SUBMIT YOUR CODE. The snapshot you send should correspond to an entry for which\r\n the code was submitted.</p>\r\n<p>We are doing that to encourage people to submit their code early.</p>",
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