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9y ago
Umm yeah it values banning religious attire (not freedom).
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9y ago
Everytime I eat at Chipotle I smile at the sign on door that proclaims this property is protected by Envysion.
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9y ago
If they are supposed to function as action camera, then they are probably the lousiest ones ever designed/made. While I am sure the weather is always perfect at the Venice beach with enough sunlight. For nearly all other scenarios, whe
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9y ago
5 Million / 50K (worse if you use 65K) = 100 Snaps per spectacle over a 90 day period = 1 Snap per spectacle per day. Thats super low engagement. For one its not going to alleviate any growth concerns. I see an Apple buyout looming.
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But! SNAP is doing AR, Spectacles are a stroke of marketing genius, distributed to cool influencers, instead of boring geeks like Google Glass or HoloLens. \s Guess you can't fool all people all the time.
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9y ago
PyCharm is the BEST IDE. Cant imagine working without it. It has become a part of how I think about code. The type hints and instant error check it provides for python are unmatched.
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9y ago
Thanks, I actually tried searching for it (rather than writing how I remembered it), but it was too difficult to find.
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I think Mastodon is going to crash and burn just like 100 other clones before it (remember the black and white artistic FB clone by hipster cycle manufacturer, or App.NET), but in process its going to teach a lot of wide-eyed naive optimist
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9y ago
Corporations have a right to free speech, and it has been affirmed many many many times by Supreme Court.
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Wait not suing Apple? To clarify Apple refused to unlock the phone, thus I expected them to be a target of the lawsuit as well. Not saying they should have been sued or that this lawsuit has any merit.
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9y ago
I think there should be a version for AI too. It’s an AI play. That’s the frothiest space in the Valley right now. Nobody understands it but everyone wants in. Any idiot could walk into a fucking room, utter the letters ‘A’ and ‘I’, and VC’
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9y ago
No, yesterday TensorFlow team released benchmarks [1], as part of these benchmarks they simultaneously published tips for ensuring high performance [2] which they used in benchmarks. The reason for publishing the second link is that due to
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Maybe upvoted to be saved for later reading. This seems like a new work released by TF team on best practices along woth benchmarks for comparisons. But I agree with your assesment, I have noticed several barely interesting blogposts/a
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>>that tragic day in September was in opposition to US interference in their lives. To you these attacks are a valid grievance redressal mechanisms??? Is that the path every disenfranchised group should take?? If you are okay with suc
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>>The DHS budget alone dwarfs any proportional safety return that could be made by simply raising the legal driving age by a year. What?? What does legal driving age has to do with DHS budget? You are simply rambling, different mortal
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9y ago
Merely looking at numbers without understanding the underlying statistical process that generates those numbers is not how you do risk estimation.
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Arguing deaths due to <x> happened more frequently than terrorism in some time period is useless, if the underlying process that generates those numbers are widely different. Rather than thinking in terms of mortality rate over a peri
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Arguing deaths due to <x> happened more frequently than terrorism in some time period is useless, if the underlying process that generates those numbers are widely different. There is no organized cult going around preaching auto erot
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Oh please whatever your opinion might be saying """ surprised anyone can still use the word "terrorism" with a straight face anymore """ Is quickest way to shut down conversation. Especially given hor
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My guess spreading + password resets + searching for files that can be downloaded/later used for crypto blackmail? I think we are going to see some of the worst large scale ransom attempts shortly. They also timed it perfectly afternoo
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Its a malicious OAuth client (multiple clients?) that calls itself "Google Docs" and fooled user into giving access to read emails, while pretending to show as if it was needed by GDocs itself to access a Document, enabling launch
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Docker was probably a victim of its own success, with so many containers & orchestration systems popping up (CoreOS, Kubernetes, etc.), it became harder for them to capture enterprise market that they had taken for granted. Worse the im
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He is making a simple cost-benefit trade-off that everyone including criminals routinely do. The only difference is he pontificating and posing as a saint who made some great sacrifice.
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Meh, this is just ridiculous moral posturing. Which laws are scared and which aren't? Are you telling me that you never violated copyright, or say helped a friend install torrenting software ("technically clueless people who will
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9y ago
Yes we have entire pipeline (detection -> embedding -> clustering) for faces as well as ability to extract text tags using models such as Open Images.
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All frames and detected objects are indexed using inception Pool3 features, which serves as a General purpose indexer. So yes you can search for arbitrary objects such as a blue car or a long or a particular "scene", at the same t
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9y ago
The features are stored in .npy files. Currently there is a rest API but its only for django models (using amazing django rest framework), for search and feature retrieval creating API is straightforward and I will add one soon.
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Hi the system is under active development I am planning to add support for audio processing using 1. https://projects.csail.mit.edu/soundnet/ 2. https://github.com/aalireza/SimpleAudioIndexer (usi
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We have Visual Search as a primary interface. However the goal is to build an application agnostic visual data analytics platform. Similar to a relational database we have high level concepts of indexers (convert image/bounding box int
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Yeah I am actively working on improving Visual Data Network, essentially the goals is to make sharing, downloading and configuration of datasets to be a single click operation. Sharing visual data opens up a whole new set of opportunities f
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