Kequc

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by Kequc 10y ago
It seems like adding the colour would be the hard part. Once you had that, normalising the colour or smoothing it out across hundreds of similar images could be achieved by a second software algorithm. Certainly colour correction, hue, cont
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by Kequc 10y ago
It is playing off the press they've been getting about their next year launch. They're class and I love it.
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by Kequc 10y ago
Hey man either we increase the size of the exceedingly tiny interfaces we interact with every day in order to get work done or we start to use more dongles. /s
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by Kequc 10y ago
Don't put things into articles people are going to talk about that you don't want people to talk about. There are two topics in the article and the discussion here broaches both.
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by Kequc 10y ago
This looks excellent. I'm well versed in imagemagick to such a degree that I stopped taking on projects that would have to use it. Which is a large subset of projects. Now that I'm primarily Node and Javascript focused I'll b
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by Kequc 10y ago
Typescript treats import and export as first class citizens. When using it in my scripts it pulls in not only the module but also typings for that module as well. Of course; Typescript compiles in such a way that Node understands what was i
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by Kequc 10y ago
What bothers me is they apparently had no better intel available to spend that money on. An iPhone really? This screams of the government having absolutely nothing to do if not being outright incompetent entirely.
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by Kequc 10y ago
I didn't even know you could get an anonymous sim. The gauntlet of questions I was asked and the paperwork the salesman thankfully filled out for me, for a prepaid sim, was dizzying. Obviously if I knew I could have just bought one off
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by Kequc 10y ago
Surprised to just have realised this wasn't built into os x. I seem to remember Spotify pausing itself when I received a Skype call. But maybe that was just my imagination or a dream or something. Felt like per app audio volume was sta
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by Kequc 10y ago
I feel like there is nobody replying who tested this theory because their computers don't work anymore. It is a tragic story but rm -rf has been almost a joke in the industry for a very long while now. Even really old systems should ha
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by Kequc 10y ago
The second sentence in the first paragraph suggests they are actively performing some form of tracking. > Today, we’re excited to report that more than 500,000 developers actively use VS Code each month. I've come to expect Microsof
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by Kequc 11y ago
Why wouldn't daily mail just offer their own email service @dailymail.com? Surely that would be less expensive. I doubt there would be too much juicy news flowing through yahoo's email server. Then again as you say, Daily Mail is
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by Kequc 11y ago
I have never enjoyed Yahoo. Even during their heyday I was an Altavista user, the search seemed to give much better results. Yahoo's website design always seemed to be extremely cluttered and hasn't really updated much since then.
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by Kequc 11y ago
I pointed out in my first post that the countries in questions have their own borders. The "EU" isn't an entity you reciprocate visa free travel from and to. Some member states of the EU, don't share the same visa rules
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by Kequc 11y ago
> regulating external borders is a very important part of what the EU does. Whoa man. Lets not open up that can of worms here, lets try and keep the topic about Canada eh/ I think telling another country who they must allow visa fre
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by Kequc 11y ago
I mean coming from Canada, both countries require a visa. It's the same the other way around, but the EU is pressuring Canada apparently to offer visa free travel to them both. Why wouldn't such a thing be worked out between the i
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by Kequc 11y ago
Romania and Bulgaria both control their own borders, they are not members of the Schengen Zone. Therefore this has absolutely nothing to do with an exchange of visa free travel. A fair exchange would be that Romania and Bulgaria both revoke
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by Kequc 11y ago
The reasons why Facebook doesn't improve its horrible interface have to do with incredible technical bloat, and their userbase being stringently resistant to change. It's the type of person who won't start using something els
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by Kequc 11y ago
Even Gmail, what I would consider a gold standard, only allows letters, numbers, and periods. So when you're done accusing me of not being someone viable for a position anywhere important maybe you should send a message outlining the s
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by Kequc 11y ago
It seems there are weird things you can use in an email address that nobody does, as a result what is used and considered to be an email address has matured. If you create an email address that is weird, in practice you'll be less capa
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by Kequc 11y ago
https://medium.com/i-m-h-o/please-stop-verifying-my-email-ad... I wrote something about this a while ago. I'm no wordsmith but it fits here.
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by Kequc 11y ago
I have an even smaller one. > document.querySelectorAll('.my-selector')
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by Kequc 11y ago
Don't hate the hater.
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by Kequc 11y ago
I was suggesting the people making the ai are flawed not the people prodding the ai after it was built. The machine isn't smart enough, even still, to figure out that it is being intentionally influenced. And eventually adopts the topi
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by Kequc 11y ago
Machine learning robot gets introduced to the internet, internet catches wind there is a new machine learning robot on the internet. Proceed to teach it as many offensive phrases as possible has been pretty much internet canon for the last
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by Kequc 11y ago
It seems to be a discussion about whether or not this is Donald Trumps fault, how is that to have been expected?
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by Kequc 11y ago
A huge amount of this stuff is bloat, to me. It seems like this is a collection of libraries that largely were picked out of the problem that is javascript bloat today. Use typescript and just write it to do whatever you want it to do. You
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by Kequc 11y ago
I'm of the opinion that I was born anywhere between 2 months and a year too soon to ride the wave of immortality.
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by Kequc 11y ago
This article sort of seems a lot like pre-emptive damage control. Certainly don't believe everything you read on the internet but that should go for all sources that aren't well sourced. People need to get better at separating out
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by Kequc 11y ago
If you're using psd filesize probably isn't your first priority.

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