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by 2038AD 6y ago
there is actually a standard using attributes :) https://schema.org/Recipe
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by 2038AD 6y ago
Ironically, if the police had used and followed the face depixelizer then we may not have had the false arrest of a black man - not because of accuracy but because it doesn't produce many black faces
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by 2038AD 6y ago
I agree and I don't want these incorrect answers to be made more plausible
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by 2038AD 6y ago
It would be deeply wrong to use such an algorithm to add detail to blurry CCTV images in order to incriminate someone. I don't think every police force, security firm, security agency etc will agree with me on this and that concerns me
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by 2038AD 6y ago
Be careful! Are you sure you want an algorithm to produce more black faces if it would be applicable to policing?
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by 2038AD 6y ago
The beautiful contradiction of this article is that it's a Marxist critique of a game which represents a reality which is congruent with Marxist critiques of our own. The issue is not that the game doesn't provide an opportunity f
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by 2038AD 6y ago
If you're going for a videogame then it could still be Touhou :)
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by 2038AD 6y ago
Android
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by 2038AD 6y ago
Social media sites shouldn't fact check posts
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by 2038AD 6y ago
> some of us work in industries and countries (You know where) that don't fully embrace SI, and mixing other systems with SI is common That's actually pretty much everywhere since metric and SI are two different things. Use of
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by 2038AD 6y ago
Reading Explain XKCD often feels like reading the 'Spoon' Wikipedia page
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by 2038AD 6y ago
I was already on the cheapest plan so I'm good :)
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by 2038AD 6y ago
Even more reason for someone there to be careful with timezones!
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by 2038AD 6y ago
Iceland
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by 2038AD 6y ago
The whole work with the change would still be under copyright
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by 2038AD 6y ago
>the book writing is obtuse It could be by translation but I found it quite plain.
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by 2038AD 6y ago
Thanks! As I said, I hadn't look too far into it.
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by 2038AD 6y ago
The present is made up of pieces of the past, my friend :)
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by 2038AD 6y ago
I've not looked too far into it but my guess is that ripgrep being faster is just due to Gnu grep using a slower algorithm (and supporting unnecessary extensions). The Rust regex library excludes look-arounds and backreferences and is
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by 2038AD 6y ago
Reminds me of Gmod cinema :-)
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by 2038AD 7y ago
That's not new but probably more jarring since adults are more childish than they used to be
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by 2038AD 7y ago
When looking at historical life expectancies, a common mistake is to look from birth. High rates of infant mortality shift the average. The life expectancy from birth for a Roman was about 35 but take it from age 5 and it jumps up to 60-65.
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by 2038AD 7y ago
Beyond Xiaomi many of the products you use were manufactured or assembled in China.
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by 2038AD 7y ago
That's silly of them. The only problem I've noticed is that images are inverted when they shouldn't be (e.g. on hover or the enlarged view).
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by 2038AD 7y ago
I believe this was in regards to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's feet.
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by 2038AD 7y ago
It's probably referencing the quantitative easing plan which is being presented as analogous to debasement of coinage.
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by 2038AD 7y ago
Nope! Late 90s get rolled in too. Exact dates depend on who you ask and I'd avoid using generational names altogether.
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by 2038AD 7y ago
I believe at least doubly so (in addition to postscript you can embed JavaScript)
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by 2038AD 7y ago
> where's the copyright? You would at least have copyright over the recording itself
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by 2038AD 7y ago
I would guess that the owner of the Huawei phone was spoofing their mac address

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