TomK32

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by TomK32 4y ago
But according to the article the judge wasn't told this.
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by TomK32 4y ago
I do wonder if the AI did stop after a 99,9% match or tried the whole database and there were actually a dozen 99,9n% and 99,8% matches. That meta information should be also shown to the officers requesting a search.
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by TomK32 4y ago
> Clearview AI is providing a service in good faith like all these other things. It's up to the police and courts to use that information correctly. Clearly the AI is more intelligent than the police officers using it and this needs
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by TomK32 4y ago
Probably just the business card.
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by TomK32 4y ago
Obie and Tenzin manage to each borrow 20 gold pieces from the other two who only have 5 left...
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by TomK32 4y ago
On that base you might just as well refuse all non-white and non-female applicants because they would leave after becoming the victims of internal racism and misogyny...
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by TomK32 4y ago
It is SO hard to not switch to English when you start talking with someone who doesn't speak fluent German. It's some stupid automatism we Germans have and it took me years to break this habit. Maybe you can do the same and stick
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by TomK32 4y ago
> So I think we will see a shift in where people settle, Let's hope not all will want to live above the supermarket they work at: https://3pod.bandcamp.com/track/triangle-of-happiness
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by TomK32 4y ago
> - might be impossible depending on work or children; I can only speak for Austria and Germany, two countries that have the Pendlerpauschale, a tax rebate for those with a long commute and motorists far too much from this, it's eve
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by TomK32 4y ago
Culturally it has a lot of offer, vibrant scenes for any art or music taste and museums stuffed artifacts stolen from all around the globe[0] that might almost rival the British Museum. Also many musicians and artists have called it their
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by TomK32 4y ago
Bricklink list 76527 unique Lego parts, including Duplo. So much for the "fewer SKUs". There's also 15155 mini figures.
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by TomK32 4y ago
Only vaguely related, but when you fill your dishwasher, put the cutlery sorted into the basket. Thus it's just one grab for the forks, spoons and knives each to take them from the machine into their compartment in the cutlery drawer,
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by TomK32 4y ago
Good thing tits are global but have have different names in other languages, Meisen in the case of my primary-guardian language.
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by TomK32 4y ago
On the reflective gear, such thinking only shifts the blame from the drivers to the pedestrians. It's the car that has the light, the driver that controls the speed and it's their responsibility to be able to stop their car quickl
585.
by TomK32 4y ago
"Jesus took the wheel..."
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by TomK32 4y ago
Spring is coming up, the perfect time to re-watch Detectorists.
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by TomK32 4y ago
Just because of rare (depending on the location even rarer) events you mustn't overrate your personal risk. It's just the same for personal risk of terrorism which is so rare compared to any other sort of common accident or even p
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by TomK32 4y ago
On almost all yes, but the stop sign has a unique shape.
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by TomK32 4y ago
Stop signs are octagonal all round the globe (except Japan), how could any self-respecting, self-driving car misread that shape and colour scheme?
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by TomK32 4y ago
Police is still is racist around the globe and the Indiana Jones movie was set in the 1930 when the world was a lot more racist. Setting movies in those eras and places without depicting racism wouldn't feel right either?
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by TomK32 4y ago
> Like workplace safety rules, they are written in the blood of the dead. Absolutely true I'm guilty of binging a few youtube videos on aviation and engineering failures over the winter, as well as videos on road infrastructure (slo
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by TomK32 4y ago
The source of the 260 thousand killed is unknown and a century after the event, according to the same Wikipedia article, but Antioch also had a Circus, built during the time of Augustus, that could host 80 thousand spectators.
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by TomK32 4y ago
I prefer the latter as well for the very simple reason that it takes a lot of letter reading the negative in following to realise it's a negative: it 'should not do something'
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by TomK32 4y ago
Don't forget the Boat Race and Royal Ascot. I just hope they won't let the likes of John Oliver onto PeerTube.
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by TomK32 4y ago
We grown-ups are who the kids follow. If you don't take your kids to the movies, theater shows (my 7-yr-old saw here first opera last month, a kids-version. she's decades ahead of me) or concerts then they won't keep the indu
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by TomK32 4y ago
Puss in Boots was a fantastic movie for my 7-yr-old, in my eyes it's more like a hispano-western and the artwork is super interesting for me 40-yr-old. Watching it on a small screen where I constantly do breaks would be a shame. We hav
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by TomK32 4y ago
They are probably more afraid about kids leaving a mess.
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by TomK32 4y ago
> Another round of crapware will also be included if you buy a phone from a carrier, i.e., all the Verizon apps and whatever space they want to sell to third parties. The average amount users are reporting is 60GB, but crapware deals cha
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by TomK32 4y ago
Just wondering, how much of that steel is recycled?
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by TomK32 4y ago
Really depends on how you lasso it down to Earth, a hard impact could go very wrong and leave you with barely any humans to buy or even dig up that piece of space metal. Also, just because it is composed of metal, that doesn't mean it&

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