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danjc
9y ago
A tremendous amount of effort would still be needed to provide detail to the models
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People are basically good, right?
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But the third party keyboard can't access the default keyboard (or any other third party keyboard for that matter).
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Full access permits the normally sandboxed keyboard app to access the internet so in theory means the app developer could have the keyboard log and send all keystrokes
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Because we assume we are objective observers. Which we aren't. Rom 1:18b
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We're free to choose according to our desire but not free to change what we desire
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_time_stretching_and_pi...
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Exposure of a few seconds is one thing but when they demo'd SnapChat, it sure looked like they might be using a depth map to plaster a texture on to your face for as long as you're in the app.
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9y ago
Do you have an example?
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No one invents a story of how man is utterly depraved and incapable of making himself right before God.
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What you're describing is called Swoon Theory [1]. Romans knew how to kill people. Really. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swoon_hypothesis
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Communities form because of shared interest. Churches become communities because of shared beliefs. Having a worldview perspective in common is perhaps the most powerful way for people to be united. Remove religion to create a church-like e
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I'm not deeply familiar with Lutheranism but this [1] seems to contradict what you're suggesting. Also, sola scriptura doesn't negate creeds & confessions, etc but rather affirms the supreme authority of scripture. This i
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They'd hate him because of his eccentricities or because they've long since departed from sola scriptura?
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Zork. In 1980. An example of a text interface that worked better then 99% of chat bots today. Chat is not a bolt on, it's a product in its own right.
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Randomness and chance
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The article states that calculation of bend radii (of wiring/cabling) was the problem. If that was the case, surely one of the two versions of their design software was calculating incorrectly? If so, one would think that the whole tea
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Have you ever read the list of side effects of a vaccine?
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Also entirely possible that the balance of the 400k websites account for a miniscule percentage of impressions.
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10y ago
Thank you for this. I was intending to write something similar in the next week or so and you've shaved off some time on that. One comment - when the socket gets disconnected it will throw an exception and in the catch block the connec
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Just 3 years later, Martin Luther famously nailed his 95 theses [0] to the door of Wittenberg chapel in Germany, protesting the sale of indulgences in the Catholic Church. It was the beginning of a profound "revolution" known as t
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That is just superb. The care taken to reproduce the original is just exceptional. Side note: that dinosaur looks a lot like the one in Chrome. Coincidence?
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Disabling the lock screen was about the only thing I wasn't sure about, I'd be pretty happy with the rest. Any idea why you would want the lock screen disabled?
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To me part of the problem is that they suggest an entire search phrase based on a few words. It's ludicrous that typing "how to" suggests "make money" and "make love". I feel like it would be better if the
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Did I miss it or is there no mention of sample size and average tweets/day/sampled user?
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Normally I'd agree with you but in this instance they really are being used to illustrate slow load. Still very distracting though.
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10y ago
Would love your feedback on our app integration platform - Flowgear (we came first!) You can see what our workflows look like without creating an account at https://flowgear.me/s/hZfxYnf
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Or you could spray your face with this - https://www.phantomplate.com/ That would take care of flash photography at least.
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Camera's do pick up infrared. Look at the infrared LED on a remote control (while pressing a button) through your phone camera. Incidentally, "night vision" security cameras exploit this by clustering infared LED's aroun
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10y ago
I haven't really considered how short that whitelist might be but you make a good point and I'll likely adopt your approach!
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