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by boredumb 5y ago
There is definitely coverage but the fervor from the media, the usual suspects and subsequently the general public is not even remotely to the fever pitch we've seen recently. It also doesn't help that this case involves a literal
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by boredumb 5y ago
Thanks, I didn't know this.
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by boredumb 5y ago
Cool project. Reminds me how peculiar it is that I had to endure rittenhouse and floyd trials livestreaming and analyzed by herds of talking heads and yet I don't even think they have a feed into ghislaine maxwells' trial that is
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by boredumb 5y ago
There is a reasonable possibility that in 50 years the absurdity will be how taken back by cocaine and it's paraphernalia is if we do go the way of more and more drug legalization. We will look like pearl clutchers or a smug living ver
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by boredumb 5y ago
Counting the different vehicles to boot strap it and have it start saving training images into the categories so that a new model could be trained against those images, and not rely on object detection to create new training data or power t
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Practical machine learning to estimate traffic flow in San Juan, Puerto Rico(santurcesoftware.com)
61 points by boredumb 5y ago|6 comments
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by boredumb 5y ago
`Instead of focusing on ‘micro consumerist bollocks’ like ditching our plastic coffee cups, we must challenge the pursuit of wealth and level down, not up` The mask is so close to being completely off with these malthusian social movements.
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by boredumb 5y ago
The actual research is a collection of anecdotes from students doing class projects.
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by boredumb 5y ago
The reaction of people towards political campaigns using facebook data to campaign for US president in 2012 vs 2016 is similarly amusing and migraine inducing.
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by boredumb 5y ago
I have the same problem and honestly just a 'recently used channel' history would solve it easily.
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by boredumb 5y ago
"By 2005 or so, it will become clear that the Internet’s impact on the economy has been no greater than the fax machine’s." He's shown himself to be a hack for decades.
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by boredumb 5y ago
Private entity and individuals come and go at a much higher frequency than government. You still raise a valid point but there is reason the focus is on government. I'd also go as far to say that at least on HN there is a lot more disc
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by boredumb 5y ago
One of the best interviews I've had involved coming in and just sitting with the lead dev and we then spent an hour grabbing a fairly low hanging bug that was in their system and he just had me drive and allowed me to ask questions abo
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by boredumb 5y ago
https://news.yahoo.com/wuhan-scientists-planned-release-skin... this link seems to have the actual text
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by boredumb 5y ago
Pay walled
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by boredumb 5y ago
I think someone is deluded but it's probably not the straw men you're chasing after.
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by boredumb 5y ago
government is a blunder machine and software is built with bad defaults?
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by boredumb 5y ago
towards the end of 2018 netflix took a nosedive
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by boredumb 5y ago
sure but you have the ability to post under a moniker that isn't tied to my SSN that private places are able to query against.
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by boredumb 5y ago
I think the analogy is that there is a small percentage of our population that cannot drive a vehicle without dying and so everyone has to stay home and not drive in order to get rid of the .06% of of the population that will die driving on
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by boredumb 5y ago
*may or may not have been due to COVID-19 How is this data useful what so ever? I don't particularly care if someone in a car accident was or was not vaccinated unless Pfizer has came up with an MRNA based seat belt recently. If anythi
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by boredumb 5y ago
The only things that hear dog whistles are dogs.
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by boredumb 5y ago
fascinating is the nicest way I can imagine this being put.
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by boredumb 5y ago
This is great.
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by boredumb 5y ago
No time like the present.
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Show HN: TeamVideo.app – Free Video Conferencing(teamvideo.app)
2 points by boredumb 5y ago|0 comments
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by boredumb 6y ago
You wouldn't download an NFT
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by boredumb 6y ago
The Guardian is not nuanced or well-researching and it's ran by receiving funding from billionaires in order to push public opinion. They are also considered mainstream media by any rational person. Which "Mainstream media" o
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by boredumb 6y ago
That user name certainly checks out.
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by boredumb 6y ago
Good, the US has almost no one unemployed so I see no reason we shouldn't be adding to the labor pool.

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