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MEMC-Net: Motion Estimation and Motion Compensation Driven Neural Network for Video Frame Interpolation and Enhancement : https://sites.google.com/view/wenbobao/memc-net One of the author also worked on https:&#x
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To add an anecdote to your anecdote : It was the first time I read about Wardley map with this article, and I found them obvious to understand after looking at the ~3 examples provided. It does a good job at organizing information. However
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I think the point of the parent is that removing forward to email would only give you a false sense of privacy, as there are several other ways to record received messages.
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Wow, Let's hope it will be included in the next release of Camera apps of major phone OSes
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At the minimum, it needs to be compatible with Android's HAL
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I believe the new stuff is the exhaustive approach ("5796 different properties between Firefox and Chrome"), which is a bit scary actually.
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Just curious, does it means that a proprietary application downloaded through an open-source GPL script makes the whole (application + script) "GPL compliant" ?
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> I put together something that used FCM and it can take 15 or 20 MINUTES to get even a "high priority" message from FCM. (from what I remember of some android documentations) Your definition of "high priority" is dif
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How does that actually work ? It takes only one thief to steal the entire box of payments. Do they have hidden camera to dissuade people of stealing the box ?
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Also, the problem is biologic : an human has a limited ability to receive, process and integrate new information for a given period of time. The data centers and CPUs are able to process magnitude more "information" than a single
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Check that out : nytimes.com The Earth is flat. June 6, 2019 - Paul Krugman generated: ∨∨∨∨∨∨∨∨∨∨∨∨∨∨∨∨∨∨∨∨∨∨ Fox & Friends, NBC’s First Read, the Washington Post, the conservative National Review, and even the dreaded left-wing ThinkPr
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To me this is a fair rule and benefetial for the end users, it will give more options to them. It simply says "if there are competitors, you must include us". I'm not an Apple user, but I would expect Apple to provide and gua
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Nice article, and also nice application of cryptography. I hope Google and Apple will both compete and challenge each others about inventive ways to defend people privacy, both at the hardware and software levels
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Tinder, despite cooperation, says it hasn't shared user data with Russia yet(reuters.com)
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Russia orders Tinder dating app to share user data on demand(reuters.com)
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If we restrict the debate to children healthcare, I believe it is unethical to sell an app that could do great goods to many of them, at no additional cost to maintain or operate. The children are considered a vulnerable population, they wi
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"Our mission is to make pediatric healthcare more accessible." Well, they could just release the algorithm / paper / java / app if they really wanted to make it more accessible. I agree they should be rewarded for t
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I totally disagree with this claim, because, it is discriminating, narrow-minded, shortsighted and subjective. Writing is only a way to convey information, there a many other ways to do it, and there surely will be other ways. The current s
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- Blocking ads had the nice argument of being more "green" because of less internet requests, less CPU and data usage. - How do I make sure this extension will not download and run a javascript exploit from fake ads ? Security, ec
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At the end of the day, it's their browser, their rules. The only way this could be changed is through (EU?) law, but i'm not sure what would be the basis of such law. It would be like forcing every car manufacturers to implement f
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If you need actual examples running right now : Recent Snapchat and Instagram selfie filters Google Keyboard's translation and prediction Google Traduction's lens Google Assistant's voice recognition Google Messag
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Back in the days, when I started Python, I didn't use external libraries. It was all the included batteries and docs, and it was great to start. I was thinking about a new high-level module in the standard, you would just (pseudo pytho
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Definitely. Last weekend, I had a simple project of locking my computer screen when I am away with the help of the webcam. I know this is trivial with current state-of-the-art pretrained neural net models, but I did give up. I couldnt find
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Same for me recently. Now that Instagram IS Facebook, maybe Facebook doesn't make a difference between fake Instagram accounts and fake Facebook accounts in the report ? I have both fake Facebook accounts and Instagram accounts (like 3
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This PDF is not easily readable and it is from 20 years ago. Did the situation evolve ? Is it still relevant ?
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From a bit of research on Internet, the satellites will re-enter into atmosphere after end of operation, because they are sent to relatively low orbits. There is no garbage involved here.
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Interesting paper. I didn't fully read it yet, but according to the figures : - Samsung looks worst than any other vendors (incl. Huawei) about permissions granted to pre-installed apps - Apps probably set many hidden cookies and ident
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It sounds like the description of an auto-encoder. You encode the image of a cube to a representation of 3D points, then there is a decoder that transforms it back to an image of a cube. Am I correct ? Edit : nevermind, the article does sta
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> We need to stop the "move fast and break things" now, I understand your concerns, but I believe we should upgrade the Democratic system to give people more direct and more often opportunities to change the law rather than slo
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I would say, let Google develops the tech and figures out where are the blocking points, and then it could eventually become a standard and be implemented by other actors. About making the technology reliable and secure, I do trust Google m

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