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Those horror stories are mostly propaganda amplified in echo chambers of people who have never been to Dubai. Take this "slavery" nonsense for example. There is literally no difference between migration regime of a low-skilled wor
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Let me guess... Such dataset could be used as a gender captcha.
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FAR works great in Linux as well as in MacOS: https://github.com/elfmz/far2l
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How about those who authorized and funded it? How about those who actively covered it up?
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I use both brain.js and tensorflow.js. Former is way simpler and starts faster. The latter is more powerful, of course, and can infer using heavier models trained on a powerful machine. Ran a few tests and found that on the server side pyth
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There were multiple reasons to make the maps. An asteroid smashes into Mexico and millions of refugees are rushing to the southern states. What logistical implications to expect? New factories are being built in Ohio. Why? Soyuz crash-lande
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It is not uncommon to get +/- 15m error on the vertical axis. There is a significant delay in the signal too, so can't be used for landing.
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It is 2% with the current strain of the fungus which may evolve in the future.
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Wouldn't counting pulses become a trivial task if the signal is routed into a GPIO?
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Before reading the article I was sure you installed a SIP client on Raspberry Pi and wired the speaker/mic to the headset so she could actually make calls with it. Still awesome.
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Sounds like an opportunity for those living in friendlier jurisdictions. Lab-as-a-service in a warm country with a relaxed legal regime for biomedical studies?
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I am curious, why are they still using mice and not tiny monkeys? If they are using some animals, why use random mice and not a primate? Any specific reason other than tradition?
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Right between China and Assyria there lies Central Asia which was mostly inhabited by extremely mobile nomads who crossed thousands of kilometres each season; had abundance of leather; used to wear leather closes head to toe; had nearly eve
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If the static HTML works as-is and requires no server-side work, then just deploy it to AWS S3. Rock-solid, cheap, fast, automatically scalable and there is literally nothing to manage other than pointing your domain to S3 once. https:
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No, I have no links unfortunately.
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There are companies which offer such tours to Kazakhstan. They drop you off in complete wilderness, no other living soul in the radius of 500km. They give you all the gear/food/ammo, a bunch of coordinates with supplies pre-cached
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Can you elaborate and explain this further to a curious non-american? So, sounds like the problem is in transportation: if train ride from a low-cost area to a high cost area would take minutes and cost almost nothing, then the problems yo
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You may want to look into wall mounted recuperators. They provide decent ventilation while not loosing too much heat.
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Office plants can't absorb 1kg of CO2 per day
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You can restrict it from going to internet on the router level.
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Quick ASCII-2-ASCII compression saved about 3-5% of the examples, so there is even more room for optimization with dictionary-based compression. Trading the app size for more efficiency is justified in this case, I guess.
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I've spent far more while arranging for space at home, and the resulting workspace is not as great. I wish there was such a Shed-as-a-Service in a bikable distance from my home. Seriously, I believe there is some demand for local, tiny
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OpenCV OAK camera can even run hardware accelerated object detection right inside of it at HD (or maybe even at 4K) resolution. This little beast https://store.opencv.ai/products/oak-1
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Why use motion detection sensor if you already have a camera? sudo apt-get install motion Raspberry PI is powerful enough to do object detection offline, in real time. So you don't really need to detect any motion, just detect the anim
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You are right in this particular case. CV may effectively solve this particular problem, but will be useless if yellow cars are replaced with blue trucks, or if starting angle will be slightly different, or if other cars will start moving a
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Not them, but I also buy a slightly used Thinkpad almost every year on Ebay. Old ones go back to ebay as well.
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KYC procedures defeat the purpose of BTC. If it is tightly controlled, regulated and guarded by the same regulator which manages USD, then why use bitcoin? On the other hand, those KYC procedures can be enforced in some jurisdictions, but n
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A few legitimate reasons to have a pile of cash: 1. Islam and some fundamental Christian denominations prohibit dealing with those who do usury, so some people can't use banks. 2. One could just have sold a car for cash. 3. People lend
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The vast majority of bitcoin "investors" do not posses any bitcoins. Instead, they give their money to somebody in exchange for a weak, unregulated, unsubstantiated promise that they will actually hold their bitcoins and will not
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I guess this would make a fast, precise, and optically centered pan-tilt mount for a camera.
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