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drpgq
9y ago
I would check out the recent arcface paper.
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drpgq
9y ago
As someone who works in the industry, using face recognition at sporting events is not new at all. Although admittedly algorithms are a lot better now.
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drpgq
9y ago
Yeah I work at a face recognition company and have done a lot of work with sex classifiers and I'm pretty curious.
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More of the Bay Area Could Be Underwater in 2100 Than Previously Expected
(nytimes.com)
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9y ago
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How Trump Conquered Facebook – Without Russian Ads
(wired.com)
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9y ago
I guess there’s a reason penny wise and pound foolish is a saying
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drpgq
9y ago
Facebook becomes LinkedIn
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Limiting Your Child’s Fire Time: A Guide for Concerned Paleolithic Parents
(newyorker.com)
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9y ago
I wonder at what age kids start to display non-Duchenne smiles.
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drpgq
9y ago
As a Canadian I think we are at a point where there's diminishing returns to education now.
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9y ago
Poutine is an example gentrified food. I guess sometimes you can’t stop the spread of a good idea.
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drpgq
9y ago
As a Canadian, this has always seemed weird that they were Canadian victims too. Sure Canada is a US ally, but there's been a pretty big difference in policy toward Cuba between the two.
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9y ago
IQ at least replicates. If you get rid of that, why keep anything else?
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drpgq
9y ago
It’s for verification based on your passport. If you don’t match you get more scrutiny. It cuts down on the cost of checking everyone.
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drpgq
9y ago
Hoping that Canada sticks with 50.
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drpgq
9y ago
Saying in 2017 environmental factors play the biggest role in IQ score differences is ridiculous.
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drpgq
9y ago
So would this encourage Amazon or Apple or whoever to do more research and development in the UK?
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9y ago
Really? I split my time between Canada and Germany and Flixbus was always reasonable (a bit late once though). Way cheaper than DB.
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Reality vs. Kurzweil’s expectations
(arnoldkling.com)
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9y ago
There's plenty of opiate addicts in Canada. Although some would argue about whether our healthcare system is legit.
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9y ago
It's interesting as a percentage how many artists/musicians there are.
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drpgq
9y ago
I think Blackberry cared a lot more, but it didn't work out well for them.
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NIST Face Recognition Vendor Test (FRVT) 1:N 2018 Evaluation
(nist.gov)
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Has the Title Engineer Become Meaningless?
(theinstitute.ieee.org)
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9y ago
Yeah I've wondered for a while about the crowing over students from Waterloo moving to the US. Would Canada be better off if there was no TN visa and companies would have to employ them in Canada? Also good point about Canada and the m
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9y ago
Has it been greeted warmly in Canada? I certainly don't get that sense.
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9y ago
Yeah Sinsheim is great. I knew the Concorde interior was cramped, but when you get inside one, it is really, really cramped.
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9y ago
"Moreover, there was no link to cardiovascular events or related mortality, except for saturated fats, which were unexpectedly associated with a lower risk of stroke." That's interesting.
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How to be a Good Coworker
(jobs.ieee.org)
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drpgq
9y ago
I have a hotmail account from 1999 I still use for some travel stuff.
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