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It definitely constructs a face, but how accurate is it? Would be interesting to see a measurement of error against a known result. Maybe try rendering an image of a 3d model of a face, then attempt to reconstruct it from the rendered ima
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Having tried Atom, it's the main reason I stuck with Sublime. Somehow, even typing was slow in some larger files...
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Yeah that seems like a prohibitively high apparent social cost.
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And what happens if I call to unfreeze but have lost the PIN? Can I never get a loan again for the rest of my life? Or is there some way around the PIN - perhaps only requiring the already leaked information?
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Or at least, it is often prohibitively difficult to do so.
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"Fixed rate" mortgages in Canada still need to renew every five years, even on a 30 year amortization. As a result, people who bought homes in 2012/2013 will be affected by rising rates as well as a new affordability test. Th
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I'd be surprised to get more than 3 or 4 frames. But 4 thoughtfully selected frames can still convey some pretty cool action!
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I'm not 100% sure, but it sure looks like the shape is designed to result in equal strain/deformation throughout the structure. Imagine the structure is sliced into horizontal layers. Each layer needs to support its own weight as
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> there is no fundamental reason why launch from Earth by linear acceleration to escape velocity of 11.2 km/sec should not be possible ok... even if you build it 5km in the sky, a 1km long launch rail would still apply 6,000 Gs of a
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Would you say that switching to Gimp added to your professional toolset, or enabled you to do anything that you weren't able to before? Does it make you more competitive professionally?
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I've had a few of them, and the smell was the most noticeable difference from real beef. At least in cooked form, the smell is more distinctly of beans, not cat food.
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> it's not actually 3D but does a damn good appoximation That is the driving force behind almost all real time graphics! Everything from rasterization to texture sampling to transparency, to this occluding parallax example - it'
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I couldn't stand this layout. The entire change was driven by the soft-key function row, which was pretty awful. The 1st gen X1 Carbon had a fully functional keyboard with no need for soft keys, and it worked perfectly, so the frustr
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Really sad about the loss of the blob emojis. Will probably have to root my phone to use a third party emoji switcher app to preserve them.
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The source is the same as the previous source.
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Probably because they don't contribute much to the conversation.
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I think people who write malware to steal banking info should be prosecuted when possible. It will be interesting to see whether this goes to trial and if so how solid any evidence against him is. However, I do not doubt that a mix of fea
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Hmm, this seems to lock up & crash my whole browser (Chrome 59, windows, nvidia graphics) when I try to run any of the examples. It gets past Downloading Network, then gets about 5% through Compiling before getting stuck.
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The base Model S does not match the range or features of the as-shown Model 3.
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That's a super interesting concept. I'm also surprised by the complexity. Why does a low-power LED need a programmable microcontroller, multiple capacitors, a pair of mosfets and an inductor?
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Well, at least of nearly all the dead NFL players whose families suspected they had CTE, they did. As noted in the article, "there’s a tremendous selection bias".
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That's an incredible story, thanks for sharing.
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Find and ridicule many other examples here: http://password-shaming.tumblr.com/
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Looks like they're doing 3 minutes per dip - that sums to over two days of continuous dipping.
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Related: looks like direct links to imgur-hosted images now redirect to html content that have... semi-sticky headers and footers.
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99% of the electricity in Quebec is from hydroelectric dams. This is how the costs are kept so low, and you don't really have to worry about resulting greenhouse gas emissions.
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Hope you don't have any friends or family older than 50! Entering birthdates prior to 01/01/1967 is not allowed.
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Powered landings after an intense atmospheric deceleration.
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𝗇ìϲе homoglyph search tool you've made :) (it found all the letters of the word "nice" quite well!)
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I found that strange as well. Chip and signature, or swipe and pin are the common options. Both miss the entire security aspect of chip and pin.
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