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2y ago
Lockpicking is probably a close analogy; and that is an perfectly accepted and legal hobby in all western countries, with thousand of youtube videos on how to pick common locks. Computing is actually different. There are laws for example in
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There are some use-cases that Apple pioneered. After they bought Primesense, who made the first Kinect using quite interesting structured IR laser light points and a single camera to get depth, Apple shrank that technology. It is now the co
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2y ago
That absolutely depends on the application. "Classic" (i.e. non-NN) methods are still very strong in industrial machine vision applications, mostly due to their momentum, explainability / trust, and performance / costs.
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McDonalds is a good example. In the beginning the Kiosks were a real time-saver, and you could order with a few "klicks". Today, you need to bypass "do you have the app", "do you want fries with that", "do
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Any suggestions for a good RPC library?
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They could, would and should. But: Training a state of the art LLM costs millions in GPU, electricity alone. There is no "open" organization at this point that can cover this. Current "open source public models" are sh
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I don't quite follow the input - does this mean they created Barcodes or Data Codes that crashed the library? I.e. something that I can print out and that might break a few devices if printed on, for example, my luggage before checking
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That's why you do a filesystem snapshot before the backup, something supported by all systems. The snapshot is constant to the backup tool, and read order or subsequent writes don't matter. The main difference is that Windows and
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> It seems it's not so much booleans than using unnamed parameters for option parameters It's actually using unnamed parameters at all. While this issue is more frequent for boolean parameters, it can happen for integers or flo
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> We definitely need more GMO crops to feed the planet That, too, is debatable. Google "Do we have enough food" - we could feed 10B people with what we produce. Feeding the world is currently more a matter of donating (who pays