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by iask 10y ago
Seems to me that the brain is conservative on energy consumption here. The same I apply to my hobby electronic circuitry design, i.e. turn off sensory areas when not in use and back on as needed.
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by iask 10y ago
I used itextsharp library to convert the PDF files to text and then go from there. Once you have the file in text format you can then determine how to parse - that would be the structure you will see all the time for that document. In my ca
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by iask 10y ago
Thanks! I don't see an API sample showing the removal of the scanner grey area. The auto cropping may work, but not all the images are the same size. I reached out to them and awaiting response.
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by iask 10y ago
I just started working on a project where I have to take scanned images, auto crop to remove the scanner grey area, polish and resize, then upload to web. This service would be ideal if it had auto crop feature. Hopefully soon :) In the mea
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by iask 10y ago
I always enjoy reading articles like this. I am a .Net developer and recently did an application for parsing some of our B2B PDF documents (different vendors, different document structures) and loading the data into a backend db. It was an
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by iask 10y ago
Win2k...not surprised. I often see this. If it ain't broken why fix it. O'boy,tomorrow is cyber Monday.
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by iask 10y ago
I have a 17" MacBook Pro from 2010 8gb ram. I boot in Windows 7, with 15 tabs open in FF and 3 instances of Visual Studio 2012 open as well as multiple Notepad++, Excel and runs smoothly. I really love the 17" screen.
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by iask 10y ago
Those who can afford a Nest can also dump it if they choose not to pay. I love my Nest. Bought it one month after the launched. Would I pay $10.00 a month just to reulate my heat only? Hell no! There are so many new alternatives in this spa
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by iask 10y ago
"The phishing email that Podesta received on March 19 contained a URL, created with the popular Bitly shortening service, pointing to a longer URL that, to an untrained eye, looked like a Google link." Ha....looked at the link and
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by iask 10y ago
DataGenetics have really cool and interesting articles. I've been following them for a couple of years now...been asking for a "Bin and Order Packin" post.
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by iask 10y ago
Well I must say, I certainly changed my settings to 45 minutes and OMG! fans haven't spin up loudly since. Wow!
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by iask 10y ago
fuhgeddaboudit, Brooklyn.
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by iask 10y ago
So Firefox is also expensive to run in terms of energy consumption. No wonder the fans on my MacBook Pro always sound like a jet engine whenever I have several tabs open. Seriously! Disclaimer: I dual boot (camp) windows 7 on my mac.
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by iask 10y ago
Cool. I want that for Christmas.
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by iask 10y ago
Thank the person. It wouldn't hurt to ask their suggestion. Enlist an expert on your team. Not every software developer is a system administrator and not every manager is an expert developer. YouTube videos doesn't make one an exp
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by iask 10y ago
Is there a reason why "Indian" was added to the headline? I don't think color makes a hacker any different...does it?
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by iask 10y ago
IMHO, autopilot means "vehicle drives by itself without my involvement"...it's not autopilot if my hands have to be on the wheel. It seems that this technology is Cruise Control v2. Having the hands on the wheel only gives th
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by iask 10y ago
After reading the public post and these comments, do you think they (eBay) will give a better explanation...or better, an explanation...as to why they do this? Passwords are becoming difficult to maintain, even with a password manager. They
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by iask 10y ago
Are you referring to the 1% on wall street? ;)
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by iask 10y ago
Interesting. I went to Microcenter once and got a tablet for $20 bucks. Nothing fancy though...had Jellybean installed. I will definitely check them out for the pi zero...hope I am not too late to the party.
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by iask 10y ago
I think their warehouse and office is in the same place.
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by iask 10y ago
Well, I just bought the elusive pi zero, as a kit...because that's the only way I can get it, from adafruit a few days ago...around $36 with shipping. The actual shipping was $8.50 and I am just 5 miles from their office.
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by iask 10y ago
Funny...lol. I flew past this post and then suddenly started laughing.
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by iask 10y ago
Uber is a fad...and will soon be be moved to the back seat...unless it's too late. One poster might be on to something "...they are trying to get enough money to sustain the subsidies until they kill all existing competition"
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by iask 10y ago
Exactly. Skilled labor and an aged population doesn't help much. What happens to the worker over 50...or even 40 with a family to privide for...there isn't much time to acquire new skills. It's easier said when you don't
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by iask 10y ago
Cunning and small, yet elusive like Bigfoot. I can't seem to find one at a reasonable cost.
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by iask 10y ago
There are a couple of things here from my POV, first - I would replace the head of their IT and any senior IT staff - who seem to look for the quickest-then-cheap solutions. Dumb ducks who don't spend the extra time understanding the i
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by iask 10y ago
Just an FYI...Exact software offer a similar tool like this to enable power users to query their data. It's not fully loaded as this so you might be up for grabs if the price is right. Why not connect with them after you review your va
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by iask 10y ago
I am also curious. Does anyone know of any good apps done with Xamarin?
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by iask 10y ago
I saw a posh house in Florida a few months ago for $700 a month. The whole house and yard space. 20 minutes from Miami. Weeks later I saw a one for $550 in North Carolina.

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