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8y ago
I wonder what will happen in Canada once October 17th, the legalization date comes.
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The Cartel Next Door
(texasmonthly.com)
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drpgq
8y ago
Ugh, I can only imagine the amount Canada wastes on dubious SHRED grants.
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drpgq
8y ago
I think this a lot different then tracking their identities. Some store worker could count how many people come in and make guesses for age and gender. Would that be banned?
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8y ago
I work in the industry and obviously I can't say for certain, but I don't think Amazon has anywhere near the most accurate face recognition software available. If you want to see where the tech is in terms of performance, the vari
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8y ago
Python is certainly way better for a layman trying to do small things than C++
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8y ago
As someone in the industry, I'm amazed that Amazon is bothering with this market. Support for this is pretty demanding and usually the big guys want nothing to do with that.
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8y ago
Yeah but how much did the community college teacher publish?
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8y ago
Does Kairos actually produce any useful software or does it just exist so Brackeen gets publicity?
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8y ago
I find it irritating as an IEEE member that you don't get access to everything with a membership.
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8y ago
Wondering as a Canadian if these will ever show up here, or if the weather is too bad for too long to bother.
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8y ago
Interesting that carpooling was once way more important
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This Armada of Saildrones Could Conquer the Ocean
(bloomberg.com)
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8y ago
When people deny the usefulness of IQ tests, I always point out how useful it is to the US army.
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8y ago
That sounds like a few of mother’s cats over the years
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8y ago
Interesting that the decline started in 2007. That seems like a long time ago in internet time.
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The More of Everything Problem
(ianhathaway.org)
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9y ago
I've worked in the industry for since 2003. Algorithm improvements in the past few years have been impressive. Plus if you set up a decent chokepoint at the ticket gate and get good images things are even easier for the algorithm.
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9y ago
It's more a fixed trait for adults than for children.
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9y ago
"On the other hand, getting a Ph.D. in life sciences seems like a pretty fool-proof path to the upper-middle class. Sure, you may not be a Nobel Prize winner, but I'd imagine in the worst case, you'd be pretty employable by p
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Cambridge Analyticas billionaire funder got his break from Canadian bilingualism
(thestar.com)
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9y ago
I'm not really sure what Canada can do about this. Maybe make startup equity crazily low taxed?
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Will Canada’s universities step up to stop the brain drain?
(theglobeandmail.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
I suppose stock option values will plummet, but I guess most get stock grants now.
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9y ago
I miss the oil drum. It had good content and good commenters. Too bad they couldn't survive the rise of oil from shale.
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9y ago
They could make it so advertising on FB or Google isn't considered a valid business expense. Canada does something similar for advertising for magazines.
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9y ago
Makes you wonder if with a bit of luck, the Viking presence in North America could have been a lot more. NB is certainly more hospitable than Iceland or Greenland (or Newfoundland for that matter).
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Why this archeologist believes New Brunswick is home to a lost Viking settlement
(nationalpost.com)
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9y ago
As Canadian who spends a fair amount of time in Germany, I've always found German bankruptcy laws somewhat horrific. Although to be fair the idiots I've known that went bankrupt personally in Canada wouldn't have been able to
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9y ago
They have watch lists of people banned from the stadium.It has been used years ago for hooligans in European soccer stadiums. Demographic info like age and gender can be used. Checking if season seat holders are actually there is something
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