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by milesokeefe 8y ago
>I wonder if Carlo would install Chrome for you if it was missing It doesn't currently: https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/carlo#q-what-happens-if-... Perhaps it could though.
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
Article text: LONG ISLAND, N.Y. -- A mother in Long Island says a stranger hacked her family’s Nest camera and tried having a conversation with her five-year-old son, according to WPIX. Nest ads will show you beautiful images of mother natu
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
Which Chrome theme is that?
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
Non-amp link: https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/stephaniemlee/cancer-tr...
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
Non-shortened: [0] https://medium.com/@InfinoMe/diabetes-time-to-resort-to-plas... [1] https://www.cancer.org/cancer/cancer-causes/teflon-and-perfl...
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
It doesn't. It's just RGB camera + front-facing radar based lane keeping and traffic aware cruise control. It will also change lanes when you signal, but that's just augmented lane keeping. It's frustrating and dangerous
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
Interesting to see Snap's involvement here. I wonder what kind of Snapchat integration they're considering.
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
Tika doesn’t do OCR, it only extracts text content from binary files. For an image it’ll only give you metadata and such. A better comparison would be against Tesseract or ABBYY FineReader. EDIT: I wasn't aware that Tika now embeds Tes
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
Context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GOES-17#Malfunction
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
Some power washers integrate sand into the water stream. So sandblasted, but by a high pressure jet of water carrying sand instead of air blasted sand.
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
I've found promising results trying this one out: https://github.com/yahoo/open_nsfw
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
FYI this page is down: https://www.starterstory.com/twisted-boards
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
Context: https://www.petful.com/pet-health/ira-glass-dog-piney/
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
Your chances of things working would be much better with PDF as well given that the PDFA version is sometimes used.
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
Rimac’s Concept Two is a also a contender, I’ll be interested to see which ends up on top - the concept two beats the roadster 2 by a hair on 0-60 and 0-100 but lags behind in quarter mile. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
I would say they do. For instance, if I got a Google Home it would be the only non-Apple device with a microphone in my apartment, making gov access significantly easier.
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
Do you mean using gait analysis to identify humans and match them to a known criminal database or do you mean finding suspect criminals based on some “criminal” way they walk? If the latter, I don’t think that’s really based on anything mor
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
Much more in depth source article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/china...
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
Yep, glad I read this thread. We were making the same simple mistake.
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
You also have the option of attaching a magnet to the bottom of your motorcycle sufficiently strong enough to trigger the induction loop. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induction_loop#Vehicle_detecti...
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
They support more than image input, their examples have inputs such as 3d models, accelerometer data, sound, 3d depth maps, and numeric data. It goes the other way as well and supports generation.
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
Pretty excited about this, I've been on the edge of my seat waiting to hear back from Google after applying for the AutoML alpha but this looks even better, especially because it allows exporting the model which AutoML has not promised
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
Could be a pretty major battery drain to be constantly writing video on such a small portable device.
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by milesokeefe 8y ago
Details: https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/ca10/1... "Defendants-Appellants [redacted] used fictitious names and addresses to open rewards accounts at OfficeMax, known as “MaxPer
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by milesokeefe 9y ago
Not sure how that relates to them tracking calls.
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by milesokeefe 9y ago
If you can pay for a single fully trusted node to do the calculation once, the cost of n nodes redundantly calculating the same result in order to establish trust must require those untrusted nodes to be cumulatively cheaper than the one tr
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by milesokeefe 9y ago
Regardless, a human and metal bike should be very easily discernible with FLIR of adequate resolution.
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by milesokeefe 9y ago
It’s not mutually exclusive either. You can have lower frequency, lower angular res 360 spinning LIDAR for low granularity general perception, and also have much higher frequency, brighter, and lower FOV (~90-120deg) solid state lidar mount
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by milesokeefe 9y ago
There’s no open source websockets-based ES publish api, you have to use the closed source private service made by the company which created this project.
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by milesokeefe 9y ago
Under that law, very few sane people would testify at all.

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