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Show HN: A visual search platform using TensorFlow, Django and Docker
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Whats happening is CF playing "never let a good crisis go to waste" against Google. Calling them out on it is not only appropriate but crucial given their past holier than thou attitude.
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I had the same issue. First I wanted to check whether the password I was using was still valid. So I verified/signed-in on another machine in an incognito mode. Once I had verified that the password was correct and still working. I the
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libstagefright for the win!
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Can confirm this happened to me this afternoon on my android. Went into a full panic mode. I refused to type passwords since I was worried it might have been another app imitating Google and I had no recollection of any action that would ha
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Snap has nothing to do with Augmented Reality. HoloLens is AR, Google Glass could have been AR but were too underpowered. Snap Spectacles are nothing more than passing fad.
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Any journalist who dares to ask a question is wrong.
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Attackers can also shine bright laser pointers at aircrafts. Thankfully we have cops to stop this kind of vandalism effectively.
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Could not agree more while I was learning to program, it took me months before realizing that it was possible to Browse a Google Code project online.
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I checked HN for deaths, github / blog for SOPA style protest, even reddit. I then assumed that there must have been a bug or my browser has cached CSS with any error.
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Yeah after a while it seems like the classic case of taking themselves too seriously. I was like "Chill" you guys are developing tools to tweet later not saving lives or anything.
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You can bypass PERM via NIW.
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It takes less than 6 months and even less than 3 months if you pay extra for expedite processing.
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Yes they don't the Green Card even for EB-3 category are current for most countries except India, China & Mexico. Arguing on semantic grounds is frankly expressing white privilege. Just like people who argue that some segregation l
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Except European countries greatly benefitted from Chinese Exclusion Act. The legacy of which still exists today in form of per country quota. In fact when passing the Immigration Act of 1965 (untill then only few hundred indians/Chines
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Search query referers were dropped due to adoption of HTTPS/TLS. When a url is visited from an HTTPS site the browser does not sends reffer url only the host. Its still possible to get "aggregate" information about keywords
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The WTC PATH Terminal is brilliant infact unlike the boring Penn Station/ Port Authority Bus Terminal, its a piece of architecture fitting to the reputation of the city for next century. You can't complain about Port Authority and
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Because the money for salaries is not generated out of thin air. It gets determined by the profit-margin provided by the market. Your competitors are paying market wages in China to "qualified people", or have depreciated the high
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All these articles start with an implicit assumption that talent in other countries is somehow automatically inferior and that USA will always remain a leader. The reality could not be further from the truth. Just take a look at what haappe
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John Voight
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Peter Thiel will go down in history as Trump/Bannon's useful idiot. He might have come up in short term betting correctly on Trump but he is down on long. If he thinks that he is going to get a piece of the pie after Kushner/
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India switched to 100% electronic voting. People accept technology faster than you might assume. Also since it doesn't have the Visa/Mastercard rent seekiny duopoly and dysfunctional ACH system. It can actually have smoother trans
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This is an unbelievably biased story. Reading the title you might assume as if there were widespread protests e.g. the term "begins to bite". In fact on the contrary banks have noticed a decline in use of digital payments due to r
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I think a lot of rich people underestimate the importance of law and order which allows them to benfit-from/wield their wealth. A bunch of guns, food packets or gold bars are unlikely to be of any use in case of a true catastrophe. The
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Err NYC also has medallions but Uber drivers don't need one. Why would chicago uber drivers need to get one?
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Unmanned drones are orders of magnitude easier since you don't have anything that you can just fly into once you are above few hundred feets. They also don't have to rely on any vision based sensing. E.g. a drone has altitude, cur
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You seem to be forgetting the entire vision pipeline that automatically extracts "lanes" and that information gets incorporated in an end to end manner requiring only true steering angles and nothing else. Its easy to comment but
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Do you happen to have a PhD in Robitics? I think Rockets are straightforward too just a bottle with expanding gasse through a series of nozzles, pointed at different angles at correct time but since I know I am not a rocket scientist I dont
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Rather than demeaning someone's effort, learn why specific methods are considered appropriate/state-of-the-art when solving certain problems. This is an unbelievably wrong comment. All the Lyapunov and traditional Process control
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I am a researcher in Medical / Healthcare AI, and currently developing a Caffe like framework for learning from publicly available large claims dataset.[1] I actually have a very pessimistic outlook. I think outside of few specific ap
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