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fareesh
7y ago
How does one theoretically get around the various anti-bot measures that the social media platforms have instituted? When I try to create a human account it asks for a phone number and Twitter seems to have a bit of an overzealous system th
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7y ago
What are the odds that they've exposed the personal information of thousands of airport travellers who have exchanged foreign currencies with them?
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7y ago
Is it a universal rule that higher frequency = lower range? The range of 5Ghz is already pretty low and has trouble going through solid materials like concrete. Would 6 be significantly worse?
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7y ago
This example was totally made-up. In my experience related to the type of arrangement you're describing - in reality (at least anecdotally speaking) the helmets are often not worn, or the colors are not enforced, or the colors don'
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7y ago
Interesting approach, is this documented in a blog post or tutorial somewhere where something similar is done?
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Thanks - this validates many of the assumptions I had about this part of the process. It has been challenging communicating many of these realities to non-technical folks, who seem to be quite misguided about implementing these types of sy
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7y ago
Looks great, will give it a try. I'm assuming I can just host this somewhere and send users the link.
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7y ago
Sorry but it was a scenario I imagined and not something that happened in reality. I can't talk about some of the real-world scenarios that I am asked to consult on, so I made up a rather poorly thought-out one.
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7y ago
Is there some kind of rule of thumb for a minimum of how much data is needed for various types of problems?
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7y ago
Thanks I will check out these resources
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7y ago
I had to lie about specifics in the example because I post under my real name and there are things I can't talk about :) Apologies - I figured the primary intent of my comment - i.e. the questions at the end, would be the focus of most
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7y ago
There seem to be a lot of courses in this space - I'll give this one a try since you're recommending it. Most of them seem to focus more on the theoretical / math aspects of stuff, which is quite interesting but I find it mor
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7y ago
I wrote random numbers for the sake of narrating a scenario but yeah I suppose you could do Supervisor Present Y/N for 180 frame chunks @30fps and pick up the value per minute
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7y ago
As an engineer I find myself in this type of situation quite often - if anyone can point me to some good resources or has any advice, I'd be quite grateful: - Some non-technical stakeholder comes to me and says "can we solve this
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7y ago
Merry Christmas everyone!
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7y ago
On Facebook you would mostly encounter such people if someone you know shares their posts. Comments are buried too deep to have a widespread impact. If a fake person writes the post and your friend shares it, or a guy named "Joe the Pl
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7y ago
WhatsApp website: > This code can be found in the contact info screen, both as a QR code and a 60-digit number. These codes are unique to each chat and can be compared between people in each chat to verify that the messages you send to t
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7y ago
If I login to Facebook.com from any random device+browser, I seem to be able to read my "Facebook Messenger" history - maybe this is different if I use the Messenger app, but it seems like there's no E2EE here since I get the
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7y ago
I feel like you could just unload the data science + ML stuff to a separate process though.
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7y ago
Interested in reading about agencies that used to (mostly) build web applications in Rails but then switched to (mostly) Django. I find the productivity somewhat higher from a business point of view, to turn around projects for customers wh
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7y ago
The developers made claims about the game that turned out to be false. Eventually those features made it to the game. The current version is pretty good.
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7y ago
How does one verify if the output is correct?
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7y ago
As a consumer, the OYO brand means nothing to me because anecdotally it's clear that they only claim to enforce standards but in reality it's an illusion. In the absence of that assurance, what am I getting from OYO? If I want a h
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7y ago
I've been using Brave as a replacement for Chrome for about 3 months now. The switch has been quite enjoyable. Lighthouse doesn't seem to work properly, which I use Chrome for.
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Right, which is why I was curious to know if there was a better example than KKK member, because we have seen this kind of inquisition approach to politics before. If you go back to 9/11 we saw this same type of reasoning where instead
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> But what if your coworker likes attending KKK rallies and you're African-American? Or your co-worker is out there on the weekend holding signs that say "Death to Gays" and you just happen to be gay? What's the solut
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Over the past couple of days there have been trending hashtags here in India accusing Twitter of caste and religious discrimination. I guess the irony is lost on these conspiracy pushing folks that Twitter censored their other hashtag but a
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Yeah that is true I should have been more accurate
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Some specific points that may be lost in the headline / cursory reading of the article: 1) India as a whole is overpopulated and has a pollution problem. This particular issue is limited to Delhi, however. 2) From the perspective of t
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7y ago
Isn't there a 1 GB limit on network traffic though?
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