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RPi Camera v2 uses DRM to prevent clones (2016)
(raspberrypi.org)
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8y ago
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8y ago
Funny thing is: They did actually lock down the version numbers of dependencies, they just didn't bother to check the updated dependencies: https://github.com/bitpay/copay/commit/6cc4b757f6fbd111b9716..
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8y ago
I bought a nice little booklet of small x86 gems a few years back[1][2] and this one is my favorite: .loop: xadd rax,rdx loop .loop Fibonacci with two instructions. [1] https://www.amazon.com/dp&#x
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10y ago
I work as a developer at a German library and privacy is taken very seriously here. We're not allowed to store full IP addresses in the logs (they have to be truncated to /16). Google Analytics is out of the question (we have to
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Google now uses machine learning to make reading comics on phones easier
(techcrunch.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Bavarian State Library | Munich, Germany | Backend Developer | Full Time | Onsite The Bavarian State Library has one of the largest digital library collections in Europe with currently more than 1 million digitzed volumes. We would like to
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FastText: Training text classifiers on 1b words in less than 10 minutes
(arxiv.org)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Looks the same for me. * Firefox 47 * Debian unstable * freetype 2.6.3 * fontconfig 2.11
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10y ago
This is a bit OT, but if you only care about downscaling, cropping and/or rotating JPEG images by multiples of 90 degrees, you might also want to take a look at jpegtran-cffi ( https://github.com/jbaiter/jpegtran-cf
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The Essential Guide to Electronics in Shenzhen
(crowdsupply.com)
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11y ago
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Chaos Communication Congress: A Very German Hacking Conference
(motherboard.vice.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
I just put together a list from this post on pcpartspicker: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/9f3s99 It sums up to around $2600.
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11y ago
If you look at the last paragraph, it seems aphyr has been involved in the development: > I was not alone during the past months, while hacking with Disque and trying to figure out how to shape it, I received the help of: [...] Kyle Kin
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11y ago
Zotero is pretty decent and Open Source.
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11y ago
I did not read the article, so I don't know if it was mentioned, but Warner actually has such a program: http://instant.warnerarchive.com/ Lots of non-restored films (mostly from VHS/TV captures) are also circulat
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11y ago
Can you explain what you mean with "Highway CNN"? It's the first time I've heard the term and Google doesn't help much either.
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11y ago
Well, usually you have to write quite a lot of code to be able to answer such natural language questions. For university I'm currently writing something similar (with Prolog), its basically a pipeline that goes something like this: (1)
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11y ago
It's right there in the paper, table 1, page 9. Task I: path finding 1.The office is east of the hallway. 2.The kitchen is north of the office. 3.The garden is west of the bedroom. 4.The office is west of the garden. 5.Th
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11y ago
This sounds really intriguing, do you know of any open source implementations for other operating systems/programming languages?
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libretro/RetroArch 1.2
(libretro.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
This is great, I've been looking for a good introductory resource for SQL in a while! One thing, though, there's a mistake in exercise 3. While it says "Find all the titles directed by John Lasseter", only a "SELECT
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12y ago
I think you're mixing some things up here. He never worked for the Stasi, on the contrary, he was under their observation since 1961.[1] He was, however, a member of the Nazi Waffen-SS in his youth, though he claims to never have fired
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The blackjack vulnerability
(xn--mric-bpa.fr)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I found that writing cProfile's profiling data to a file and analysing that with either RunSnakeRun's[1] or KCacheGrind's[2] GUI gave me much more insight than just the tabular display from cProfile. It gives you a really goo
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12y ago
I know from a similar German project ( http://www.deutschestextarchiv.de ) and they have two independent non-German speakers transcribe the digital facsimiles to ensure that the transcriptions are as accurate as possible.
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12y ago
This looks great! Just a suggestion, but I think you could boost the performance of simple JPEG transformations (crop, rotate by multiples of 90 degrees, transpose/transverse) by using the transformation facilities of libjpeg or libtur
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Automatically finding GPL violations by call graph analysis: a suggestion
(reddit.com)
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12y ago
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Microsoft's dirty lobbying tricks against FOSS in Chile and Munich
(techrights.org)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Am I the only one who isn't getting any audio from the video at all? I tried in two different browsers, downloaded the video with youtube-dl and tried to play it with mpv, everything to no avail, it's just a video with no sound.
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12y ago
Working for a major library that does a lot of digitization work for external partners like museums and art galleries, I deal with this a lot. Our solution usually involves (in addition to the obvious approaches mentioned in the beginning o
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