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Uber places requirements on car make and mode year. You can’t get a 10 year old beater and drive for Uber.
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Companies aren't required to employ people. More people want to work for Google than Google current needs to hire. The inability of drivers to calculate depreciation prevents them from being able to assess whether or not the contract t
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I think that there should be regulation requiring a minimum level of compensation that includes the drivers time and vehicle depreciation as a result of mileage. Drivers generally lack the sophistication to do financial modelling for deprec
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This is good news if you have one of these PhD's. Your career probably isn't going anywhere any time soon :)
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OpenCV is excellent for this.
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Care to share resources/lessons learned for training tesseract with custom data? I'm using it for a side project and would love to hear about your insights.
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This is a fair point. I think my criticism more generally is that they position it as easy to use but its still just another library for a subset of OCR problems: sparse text extraction from a scene. As I said in a sibling post there doesn&
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From my experience the algorithms & implementations seem to be pretty good but the caveat is that you the developer need to be aware of all the different approaches and when it is appropriate to apply them. There just doesn't seem
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From what I can tell (without having read the research papers) it looks like this is just an easy to use package for sparse scene text extraction. It seems to do okay if the scene has sparse text but it falls down for dense text detection.
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As a life long Mac user my next machine is going to be a windows box. It's not so much hatred for Apple that's driving me. It just seems that Microsoft has a huge financial incentive now to play nicely with Linux due to their clou
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Yeah I definitely had to open some issues to understand how it works. I have multiple virtual servers as well and wasn’t able to get it to break out links by virtual server. I figured it’s fine for my needs since I literally have nothing on
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I use GoAccess. It's an offline access.log analytics engine. One feature it has is to generate static site from its db. I have an hourly cron script that picks up the last hours logs and generates a static site. You can see it in actio
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The Sikhs that got killed for wearing turbans after 9/11/2001 weren't living in SF, LA or NY. https://www.cnn.com/2016/09/15/us/sikh-hate-crime-victims/in...
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Bloomberg has a great article explaining this in more detail and the history of the UFC: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2020-05-08/as-ufc-pu...
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It feels to me like the balkanization of streaming services was inevitable and Netflix getting into the content game was just a logical response to remain relevant. If the catalog is what garners subscribers then a streaming service without
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Graphs are used to model dependencies of software libraries. If your build system can detect circular dependencies it's using a cycle detection algorithm of some kind.
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I didn't start contributing to 401k, equity accounts, and such until now (my mid 30s). I'm not in a crisis, my life isn't terrible, and its definitely still fixable with minor changes. But the feeling of falling behind peers
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Amazon's Mechanical Turk market place ( https://worker.mturk.com ). Also google around for the forum and find insight and tools to help snipe higher value tasks.
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Facebook was able to leverage their popularity with college students into a larger platform that had mass appeal with all age groups. I don't see why TikTok can't add features and get the same results.
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How does the answer to this add to or subtract from the substance of the ancestors' posts points?
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In the rare occasions I take an Uber I always ask about the economics of it. From my anecdata it seems like most have never done any modeling of depreciation or maintenance cost forecasting, even extremely basic like miles until major servi
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I've done this after scouring the documentation and being unable to find an answer. When there isn't a newsgroup or email list setup it's often really the only way to get in touch with a developer or maintainer. Suboptimal fo
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If you're shy about managing your own memory and want to stay in a higher level language you could use the Quarkus framework or Micronaut which are Java on the JVM. Kotlin is a super-set of the java language and also adds a lot more sy
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Might be patent issues with this: https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20151007/11394132469/kicks...
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Coding is not sales or trading and I didn't intend for this aphorism to apply to programming. If you know a stock is going to appreciate in value and you tell everyone about it, they are going to buy it and cause the stock price to ris
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Really surprising your username wasn't taken!
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Everyone always says team without elaborating on what that means. It seems to me it’s generally a shorthand for how many of your founders/employees went to Harvard, Stanford, Yale, etc. You can’t say pedigree these days because that do
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In sales or trading, if someone is selling courses its a strong indicator that their advice isn't any good. If it was they wouldn't be sharing it.
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What company was this? Couldn't you just fake your vendor to them somehow by spoofing your mac address?
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That's what I would do in that situation. I worked for a bank back in 2008. Just sat around waiting for the inevitable. Your boss could be a dick and lay you off on the spot and it may blow up in your face. But you might also be able t
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