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DeepOSM: Detect roads and features in imagery with neural nets using OpenStreetMap
(github.com)
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chippy
10y ago
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18 comments
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chippy
10y ago
Article is from 2013
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chippy
10y ago
>I usually don't like it Have you made or are making an exception in this case?
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chippy
10y ago
"Lest we forget" is a better maxim.
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chippy
10y ago
Note that the video has been sped up.
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chippy
10y ago
is there any difference between that and https://mobile.facebook.com (which I use)
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Google Maps is about to get a lot more ads
(theverge.com)
105 points
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chippy
10y ago
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101 comments
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Coming Soon to Google Maps: Advertising
(usatoday.com)
1 points
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chippy
10y ago
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chippy
10y ago
This is quite powerful for some: https://github.com/CRYTEK-CRYENGINE/CRYENGINE/blob/release/E...
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chippy
10y ago
Whilst a bit rambling and somewhat repetitive about the film, the article does introduce some interesting perspectives on today's millennial culture. I think it is signalling an exciting future...
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Our Brand Could Be Your Crisis
(thenewinquiry.com)
2 points
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chippy
10y ago
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Evolving the Term “Open Source”
(medium.com)
2 points
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10y ago
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10y ago
I really miss IRC back channels at conferences.
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10y ago
I have the suspicion that what it needs is lawyers, not technology. Firms, families and corporations spread across the globe who must maintain these files via archivists. A person should be able to produce something now and pay an amount wh
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Save the Map – Response to the Geospatial Information Regulation Bill (India)
(savethemap.in)
2 points
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10y ago
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Walking the radical talk – walking and psychology
(thepsychologist.bps.org.uk)
2 points
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10y ago
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10y ago
Do you ever remember reading a reply to a comment such as you made? If no: There are several similar ones each day. If so: What did the reply say? (hint, this wasn't it!)
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10y ago
Agreed. George Osbourne disagrees: "If you've got a website that's got features and cooking recipes - effectively the BBC website becomes the national newspaper as well as the national broadcaster. "
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10y ago
What I think a few people are missing is that it's not the savings, it's a potential revenue generating scheme. The BBC still has these recipes. The BBC still creates cooking shows and produces new recipes. The BBC can sell the re
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chippy
10y ago
> publish the recipes. > public resource Copyrighted. You could do the above but you'd need to do so outside of the law.
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chippy
10y ago
>> Why does it need to do something to your body? Wouldn't it be good enough if it does something beneficial to your mind? > Well, why not ride a bicycle, and let both your mind AND your body benefit? Does that make walking a
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chippy
10y ago
What are the conditions of your experiment? What are you wanting to measure? Just a measure of creativity? How about incorporating other factors as mentioned in these comments, some do seem more measurable than others. Ironically, I think t
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chippy
10y ago
talk to your local volunteer politicians, you know, the ones on your town council, who may well be ex hippies, or at least understand what you are concerned about.
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chippy
10y ago
It's because to admit to themselves that someone would want to sabotage a technology company would be to admit something much more troubling. There's no reason, in their healthy minds, why someone would want to sabotage their IT c
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The Atlas of Emotions
(paulekman.com)
4 points
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10y ago
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chippy
10y ago
It's newspapers and the decline in print.
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10y ago
Yep I am sure - read the full paper, it's linked on the right hand side of the article. Some of the examples are the soundtracks from Skyrim and Legend of Zelda... It seems like an odd term to use though.
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chippy
10y ago
Chill music is not "chill out" music, but rather the type of music that gives you a Chill down your back, a shivering sensation of pleasure.
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chippy
10y ago
I think this could be a valid reason - I know there are issues in some of my projects that I won't get around to because I may have lost interest in but which if someone would pay me to fix an issue or two I'd glady fix it: "
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chippy
10y ago
with VR and 3D printing, it will something like "please don't learn to manufacture"
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