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Color Detection
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There will be a follow-up posts addressing a lot of valid points raised in these comments.
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We didn't find any pre-made solutions which fit with our requirements, which were: reasonable results in the general case and speed. We used GraphicsMagick and the pgmagick package to integrate into our code base and because GraphicsMa
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Image Background Removal
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Unit Testing JavaScript
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>This does not affect our E.U. trademark for Candy and we continue to take all appropriate steps to protect our IP. So only half the battle won then.
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>So when Sam became available in 2012, I started trying to recruit him. It took me over a year, but eventually I succeeded. All you had to do was ask for my help... Jokes aside, congrats Sam! PG: What's your next primary focus goin
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Jeff Casimir summed up the situation well: >If you want to honor @jimweirich, treat everyone like they're your best friend, smart, and fascinating. That's how he lived. https://twitter.com/j3/status/43
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>I've been reading this site for over four years now and it was never good... Yet it was good enough to keep you coming back for four years?
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>Remote-shutdown is nonviolent and there is hence a very good opportunity for a slippery-slope situation where this power will be abused. The article mentioned the ability to shut a car down from a remote control room. If they have the a
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13y ago
If you're referring to new cars (not pre-owned) then generally, the cheapest, smallest engine models tend to have minimal technology. Often cars built in India tend to be quite basic such as Tata. I'm not aware of any mass market
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According to Dave Lee, Tech Reporter at the BBC, they are simply updating the page and Jony hasn't left. He claims the source is an emailed statement from Apple. Given his position, he's not likely to be making it up. https:/
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13y ago
This isn't idea feedback but language feedback. Sign me for the early beta I'd suggest changing that to "Sign me up for the early beta"
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And submitting quality content which is then upvoted. Pro-tip: Ignore karma. It's worthless and chasing karma only degrades the quality of the site.
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13y ago
Looks like you're right - http://i.imgur.com/SLpT55V.png
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The video on the know your meme page for Doge will clarify it: http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/doge
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The Talking Tom and Friends apps aren’t just for kids Really? These apps are also directed at adults? I find that exceptionally hard to believe.
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I've specialised in this field (sourcing & hiring) for years and issue #1 above is categorically the hardest part of the whole problem. Finding good talent is incredibly difficult, everything that follows is very straightforward. T
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13y ago
Would it not make more sense to ask someone at Weebly?
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13y ago
I promise you, there's nothing you can purchase a child at that age to help counter that problem. Not even fractionally.
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13y ago
I think the comment was intending to highlight the fact that multiple international organisations are trying to arrest Snowden and his appearance at the awards would put him in jeopardy, not that travel logistics might be an issue.
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13y ago
A tablet in each major room with a customisable UI that controls the following in each room: * Lighting * Heating * Locks (windows & doors) * TV * Music The one other primary feature I would want is an instant facetime type setup betwee
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13y ago
I really don't see how that's an obstacle. The service they provide isn't based on a brand new way of payments, it's simplifying an antiquated process that is generally a PITA. Companies & individuals won't stop
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13y ago
I believe that they store some info for up to 6 months. After that, your original profile is gone.
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https://news.ycombinator.com/newpoll
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Looking through your submissions and I see three types of link: 1. Your own startup 2. A Youtube link 3. Samsung links Your startup links need a more compelling reason to click. There's little to no info on the pages, therefore the qua
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...and hoped that we could design a monetization system that didn’t exploit our players. ...we haven’t yet reached a level of revenue to even sustain operating expenses for the game This all suggests you're generating some revenu
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This wasn't just an idea. This was a product close to launch. The implicit instruction from King was to clone what already existed, not "take their idea and make it".
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...or go to networking events with cold pizza... Harsh. It's bloody hard to feed a few hundred people let alone keep the pizza warm at the same time. /s On a serious note, the concept that the "good startups" don'
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The crux of the issue is the inherent reluctance towards investing in tech companies here in London. Believe me, the community is willing and working bloody hard towards creating 'the next big thing' but getting investment in Lond
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