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egberts1
2y ago
Still waiting for Houston Police Department to finish entering 6.2 years worth of crime statistics entailing over 240,000 incidents into the databases. So underreporting of crime is self evident and not limited to just one city. https:
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egberts1
2y ago
Find a way to skip the overpaid Mozilla Foundation and we'll start contributing to Firefox.
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egberts1
2y ago
Write me a Mastercard/Visa fraud detection code in Ada, please.
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egberts1
2y ago
Did you check for changes in its Article of Board or Incorporation? Stealth BoD(s)?
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egberts1
2y ago
"seems". Does it "seems" that we should see what you did there?
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egberts1
2y ago
Waterfox got bought by an advertisement company System1. Not surprisen that Waterfox can be signed by Microsoft.
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2y ago
... and disoriented. The machine learning does not reason thereby making today's "AI" do cognizant dissonances (or hallucinations). In short, GIGO: garbage in, garbage out.
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2y ago
1100 feet/minute descent rate?
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2y ago
Mixing three claims together to assert your "perfection" does not touch the basic fact that "we are human".
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2y ago
Gallaudet University has the video archives. Here is one of many: https://media.gallaudet.edu/channel/Videolibrary+Archive/158...
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2y ago
But AI is currently failing at American Sign Language, notably at facial expressions, miserably. Yes, we are working on that but I see writing on the wall and it is not soon enough.
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2y ago
Apparently, the current US administration has learned from the antiquated Bell Lab, its many large companies' research division, and inability for small biz to do independent research. They're going back to DARPA model of smaller
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egberts1
2y ago
Especially if US funds those bioweapons. Save taxpayers money too from reduction of redundancy. :-/
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egberts1
2y ago
Cautionary tale: Be sure you omit several words from your next Federal grant. Taxpayers are tightening their belt(s).
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egberts1
2y ago
Tensions? Landlords looking to herd Internet dwellers for steady Profit Vs. Free-Ranging Users flocking toward Free Stuff Classic Internet Battle.
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2y ago
Yes. Having lived on a 8-mile by 5-mile island, power grid USED to be fed with a single transformer before the state funded a power company to take over and properly re-grid it. Silly as it may sound, outage was easily triggered by a wildli
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2y ago
Like what I witnessed with ants in my childhood ant farms. Ant farm is the kind where dirt/sand is poured in between two glass panes and you watch them build tunnels and watch the ants interact with various things you drop inside it).
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2y ago
Now shuttered CFPB its primary mission which was then to protect consumers’ money from fraud, waste, and abuse … by the US government.
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egberts1
2y ago
CBSNEws: only a handful of human cases have been confirmed from bird flu in the U.S Two is hot a handful.
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2y ago
Very easy to experience when parents migrate from unvaccinated countries.
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egberts1
2y ago
Wow, was a user of Lighthouse 10y ago, never heard of it again after I changed job, now Google owns it! It was good then.
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egberts1
2y ago
Then be a purpose, not a naysayer or a denialist, unless you get paid to do so.
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egberts1
2y ago
I would like to see you paint a better diagram of the INS workflow
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2y ago
Simply because not enough anti-malware vendors are willing to let US government know that one of their favorite hoard of malware has lost "its edge". So, either they form a department of viability or they lose it all.
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2y ago
You said it. I can only lead a horse to the watering hole. https://github.com/egberts/immigration
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2y ago
Unlike you, I make an effort to know the who, how, when, where, what, and why: https://github.com/egberts/immigration
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2y ago
Apparently Experian does a far much better job giving credit scores to Americans than Thomas Reuters does against criminal immigrants.
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2y ago
How's that working so far? Millions of illegal immigration, emptying of foreign prisons into America, development of apps to help navigate illegals into their US destinations, pacifying social media of the abovea? Thomas Reuters appare
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2y ago
Wut? No telnet? #headduck
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egberts1
2y ago
Nice tool.
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