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I have a few questions: Is this specific for the moon or is the AI generally sharpening around dark areas? If it is specific to the moon then how many common objects does the camera recognize? If you did the same test with a picture of a st
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I think most people who have used a BBT or anything similar know that the main thing you are really paying for is the data subscriptions. While an open source solution would be amazing there is no incentive for anyone to provide you with re
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FYI There is PyXLL which is an add on for Microsoft excel that gives this functionality without a need to log into any thing.
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4y ago
Primordial bird cells. Lol.
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My guess: Some poor phD student whom neglected to fill out the required permissions with the FTC and BLM just lost $50K of equipment and has to decided if they should face the embarrassment (and possible fines) to claim it.
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Sounds very annoying. Conversely, many of activision’s users are minors. In the games you mentioned it’s some what rare to encounter adults, especially as a new player. Perhaps not the best place to advertise ones love of erotica. Personal
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This entire series of posts are a well crafted attempt to inflame the reader and divide the comments section. As this is a personal opinion of a very complex issue I think hn is a bad place for this type of post (see ensuing comments). We
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The sounds probably aren't a prank or a recording of a human at all. I am guessing it is just a resonant frequency of a standard part being picked up as a feedback loop due to some component which was recently exposed after a change in
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There are errors throughout the documentation. E.g. 5782 = 𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤒𐤐״𐤁 when clearly it should be 𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤕𐤒𐤐״𐤁
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Viruses do not discriminate based on race and not all travellers who have brought the virus abroad have been Chinese. Saying things like “there are a lot of Chinese so I’m not surprised” is a very dangerous path to go down. Sad to see this
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Nope Bluetooth is ok during a flight.. from the FAA: > Passengers will eventually be able to read e-books, play games, and watch videos on their devices during all phases of flight, with very limited exceptions. Electronic items, books a
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>This will allow Swift developers, regardless of the platform on which they deploy their applications, to access these APIs for a common set of cryptographic operations. How often is swift used on a non-Apple platform? Also why?
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“ There's something fascinating about hairy little spider feet. They look like they belong on dogs. Or maybe even cats. Recently, images of hairy spider "paws" have circulated on social media with people oohing and aahing abo
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Wow a super one sided article. Pretty sure that with the advent of cheap VMs for hosting or even seeding has increased the total number of personal servers but I could be wrong. Bottom line though is that the internet opened up to a much l
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Analogy : a comparison of one thing to another for the purpose of explanation. https://www.lexico.com/en/definition/analogy
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Moun’s for loops make me angry.
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737 < 757! The argument holds!
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Ironic how they want your name and address and phone number for a petition to protect your privacy.
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Second that the very first thing I did was zoom. I had no idea this was a privilege. I shall try not to take it for granted lol
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roflpip
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TLDR; if your company / city has millions invested in a cyber infrastructure get cyber insurance. :facepalm: Also $76,000 is oddly low... like low enough to be the price of a well established firm to do a pen test on your network...
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Never did I assert the need to learn category theory to write Haskell. I was speaking of my own experience and if you can understand the underlying category and type theory that goes on behind the scenes implicitly and can write Haskell pro
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Super off topic but.... > Which, for the next 2 billion folks in emerging markets, on 2G connections, is like the worst idea ever. Which emerging markets still use 2G? In almost all of the world 2G is being phased out and it’s in develop
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Holocaust level events have already happened in China. For instance, Hitler was responsible for ~11million deaths, Stalin ~6-9million and Mao was estimated at over 40million.[1] Currently China has an entire ethnic group under full lock dow
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Come on it only took me 3 semesters of category theory and I was ready to use ‘do’
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Wow! What an awesome tutorial/book. I look forward to reading more chapters. This is already an extremely useful resource since it covers cross compilation from an x86 system. I love to play around with this kind of stuff in my free ti
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Hong Kong! The zoning for that place is bananas.
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Having read all of the posts on the related blog from google I don’t think customers fears are unwarranted. I think apple spent a large amount of money “fighting” the fbi publicly on one case, built an image of a security focused phone comp
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Great comparison I was interested in reasonML and find comparisons like these very helpful. Still sticking to ELM for my personal projects!
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7y ago
reminds me of: https://flipscript.com
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