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I would imagine that the insurance premiums associated with having a human employee doing these stunts could be substantial. Also, consider the bad publicity if a human employee was seriously injured or killed during a performance.
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You let your kids interact with "fiends"? (Sorry, I just had to do it.)
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I'm not clear on the ethical problems of doing research on what problems people / companies need solving?
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I discovered a long time ago that I often get lyric ideas while listening to other songs, usually in the car. What I find interesting is that most of the time the ideas that pop into my head are completely unrelated to the lyrics of the son
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When I saw the title I thought it was a list of profanity that one might want to filter out from an open web application (i.e. a list that also includes swear words from multiple languages).
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They say up front that this release is not appropriate for mobile phones.
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6y ago
Thank you. This does look like it has an easier workflow than ScanTailor. I'll have to give it a try.
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One problem that I have with OCR is dealing with images of pages that are warped. I have some books that I would like to turn into electronic books, but not enough to justify setting up a book scanning rig (framework, two cameras, platen, e
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After reading this article I scrolled down the list of other blog posts by Colin Wright and I found one at the very bottom, from 2011, entitled "Withdrawing from Hacker News": https://www.solipsys.co.uk/new/Wi
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When I see stories like this I wish there was some way on Hacker News that I could spend some of my karma points to give this story more than one up vote.
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I am fortunate in that my preferred name and my legal name are identical, and not the least bit exotic, so all the IT systems I've had to deal with over the years haven't felt the need to mangle my name. I also have several pseudo
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When I read articles like this I wonder whether mesh networking (a la the One Laptop Per Child project) might help with improving the reach of WiFi in underserved areas? Could anyone with more knowledge of the topic explain why mesh network
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My experience suggests that it is entirely possible. When I started college the plan was to major in Aerospace Engineering, with a minor in Psychology. (My university required that you do a minor in a field completely different from your ma
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There seem to be two versions of the Bandai Smartpet Robot Dog on Amazon, one in black for $157 (that's out of stock at the moment) and one in white for $60. I don't know why there's such a high price difference, especially s
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My waifu merged my moustache with the shadow under my nose. That part is horrible; the rest is OK? I'm tempted to edit my photo some, then resubmit it to see if it turns out better. It looks like it could be quite amusing.
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Most people are satisficing problem solvers. Given a problem to solve they will come up with a solution that they consider to be satisfactory. Ask them to come up with a better solution and they will respond that they came up with a satisfa
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The website REQUIRES that you provide an email address before finding out how useful the website is. There is a "test it" button, but it just takes you back to the same page. There also doesn't appear to be a link to this web
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Noam Chomsky: A Green New Deal Can Create Jobs and Livelihoods
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Racket – Running a pkg-build today
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It's been my experience when going through old notes files that "dead" links are not always dead; sometimes they've just "changed their name". Sometimes a search on the title will find the website of interest a
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A quick search on "artist Jenny Holzer" turns up plenty of results, including a comprehensive Wikipedia page, an Artsy page, and quite a few others. A quick look indicates that a fair amount of her work includes test based pieces,
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That's what Google already did. The results include the article titles, but no longer include the snippets that expanded on the information in the title.
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The Princeton Department of Mathematics page doesn't seem to have anything about his passing. Edit: Of course it's the weekend; I should have realized that there will probably not be anything on that page before Monday. https:&#x
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I was so fascinated by this system of note taking, and so disappointed that it's not available (yet?) that I went searching. I discovered Roam https://www.roamresearch.com/ and then org-roam https://github.c
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The privacy statement consists of the following: "Your test is private". I didn't sign up.
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The hypercard stack translated (transcoded?) to HTML here: http://www.streettech.com/bcp/
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I've been meaning to try and learn Lojban for quite a while. Now that almost all of my distractions are shut down for the forseeable future, maybe I'll be able to make some progress. I have acquired copies of "English Through
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I'm using org-mode's link functionality to maintain a simple multi-file text wiki. I'm not an org-mode wizard, so I'm probably not using all the functionality available in org-mode, but it's enough for me.
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The people responsible are probably all dead by now, given that the crimes occurred 73 years ago. The people were acting on orders of their government, so the only recourse now would be payment to the families of the victims. The payments s
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It's not just you. One thing I noticed in the article is that the Dutch state's defense was that "the claims {should} be struck out given the time that had passed since the acts were committed."
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