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by aeontech 9y ago
No, mainly archival and ability to playback from local media / my hardware player. If I spend hours subtitling something, I want ability to export my hard work.
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by aeontech 9y ago
The US immigration system is notoriously backed up. Even family-based green card processing are backlogged by 5-6 years last I’ve heard. It’s a perverse situation where people affected have no power to request any changes or improvements, a
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by aeontech 9y ago
In my experience you need to upgrade/recompile brew apps on every major upgrade (at least I have had to do it for last four or five). I suppose you may have been able to avoid it if your installed apps happened not to link to any syste
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by aeontech 9y ago
Would there be a way to download the generated subtitles as a srt as well?
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by aeontech 9y ago
Well, don’t leave us hanging, what was the album? :)
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How White Nationalism Courts Internet Nerd Culture(medium.com)
35 points by aeontech 9y ago|23 comments
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by aeontech 9y ago
Your internet will not be affected for exactly as long as it takes local providers to see the proof of concept and financial benefits and lobby your government to pass similar regulation, their efforts now bolstered by the ability to point
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by aeontech 9y ago
So, if I as a private individual ignore and refuse to provide information to an active investigation by a State Attorney General, I am liable to be charged with something (obstruction of justice perhaps)? Are there no additional avenues to
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by aeontech 9y ago
Of course there would be a public outcry if during his government appointment he worked to weaken or dismiss regulation that impacts Google directly. It’s the textbook definition of conflict of interest.
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by aeontech 9y ago
I really hope this doesn't end in a fatal crash... allowing conspiracy theorists to proclaim that the fellow was killed by the big government scientists in order to prevent him from spreading the truth.
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by aeontech 9y ago
Right, but I don’t think 100/mo is quite what is considered a whale. Just as in casino gambling, where I believe the term came from, a whale is someone who throws a few hundred to several thousand into a game in a month, possibly in a
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Beyond the Little Blue Box: The Adventures of Captain Crunch(beyondthelittlebluebox.com)
2 points by aeontech 9y ago|0 comments
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What is a Source Map(schneems.com)
139 points by aeontech 9y ago|96 comments
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by aeontech 9y ago
If I need to work or nap or just think quietly, I just tell the driver upfront. Never had anyone take offense or bother me after that. Not sure why that needs to be automated. People tend to talk out of social anxiety or the perceived need
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by aeontech 9y ago
He is the original developer of CUPS. Apple bought the source, and hired him back in 2007, and have employed him since then.
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by aeontech 9y ago
My feelings are fine, but thanks anyway :)
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by aeontech 9y ago
I am sorry if I misconstrued your comment. I thought that you said that bugs and issues are caused by the people working there caring more about return on investment than quality, and not caring about fixing issues, which implies carelessne
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by aeontech 9y ago
You're casually insulting everyone who is working hard on the software. Consider that the team sizes are surprisingly small. Consider that throwing more people at a project does not scale, and famously just slows things down after a ce
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by aeontech 9y ago
It works fine for me, but if you have a more practical suggestion, can you expand on that? What do you think would work better?
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by aeontech 9y ago
Two buttons press and hold on iPhone X. Power button 5x on any other phone.
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by aeontech 9y ago
It’s disabled until you enter your passcode again, correct, which is what you want. I am not sure what you thought I was saying? If you want to disable it permanently, you can do that in Settings, but doing that requires you to unlock the p
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by aeontech 9y ago
No, any kind of biometric auth is vulnerable to the adversary forcing your physical compliance. However you can disable TouchID and FaceID both by pressing the power button five times in quick succession, after which it will require your pa
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Real-Time Recognition of Handwritten Chinese Characters(machinelearning.apple.com)
115 points by aeontech 9y ago|42 comments
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by aeontech 9y ago
Every time I read something about Urbit I am reminded of the Lewis Padgett short sci-fi story, "Mimsy Were The Borogroves" [0], [1] describing children discovering alien future toys, and subsequently via use of those toys learning
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by aeontech 9y ago
Would love to read more about this setup, if you have it documented anywhere
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by aeontech 9y ago
There is no “merely” about it when it is a conscious choice to pursue this business model.
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by aeontech 9y ago
I apologize if I misunderstood your question here: > Like, they are standing there taping other people running red lights? It sounded like you were rhethorically wondering why would they be standing there taping the intersection, but per
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by aeontech 9y ago
I watched the video. You asked "why would they be taping the intersection", I gave you a pretty obvious explanation, not sure why you are so vehement about it. In turn, why would any sane person run a two ton piece of gear through
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by aeontech 9y ago
I'm saying there's not enough context in the released messages to declare this unambiguously bullshit, and provided a reason why they would record the intersection, as parent comment asked "why in the world would they be tap
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by aeontech 9y ago
No, if their car is not running any lights under normal circumstances, but has ran it even once at a particular intersection, you bet I will send my engineers there with some cameras to tape the intersection so we can analyze it and see wha

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