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by pault 9y ago
I had the same experience. Got locked out of 2FA, spent two weeks waiting for a reply from support, only to be told that I should just make a new account. Unfortunately I haven't found an easier option for buying BTC.
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by pault 9y ago
I personally like the higher resolution that scaling provides, but if you don't mind low DPI you should check out the 42.5" 4k panel that Dell makes[0]. I have one in my home office, and while it's not great for design and ph
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by pault 9y ago
What would he have to gain from such a war?
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by pault 9y ago
Your core skills have been off-shored and automated. I used to have a similar career and the majority of the clients that used to hire me are now serviced by design templates and WYSIWYG editors like squarespace. Every time a new technology
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by pault 9y ago
Jordan Peterson was making $60,000/mo (before he hid the donation totals) on Patreon [0]. Obviously it's a steep curve at the top but the big youtubers make good money with that model. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by pault 9y ago
Not the OP but The Wisdom Of Insecurity by Alan Watts is a total life changer in my experience.
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by pault 9y ago
Maybe you could do something like indie hackers [1] and highlight the stories of people that are trying to get off the streets by doing online gig work. That would be inspiring for people looking for help and interesting to everyone else. [
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by pault 9y ago
> I think I have worked out a couple of models that work You should write these up in detail and post it to HN. I would read it!
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by pault 9y ago
I don't like Disqus mostly because the UX is clunky. Are there other things people dislike about it?
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by pault 9y ago
It has the added benefit of having a high probability that you'll be interested in the product, since you wouldn't be on the page if you didn't find the topic interesting. Instead we get tracking networks showing you ads for
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by pault 9y ago
There's also the w3fools browser extension that removes w3schools from search results.
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by pault 9y ago
It's so frustrating trying to evaluate SaaS products for a particular domain when all of the search results are affiliate listicles and sneaky first party marketing.
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by pault 9y ago
At what point does google admit g+ has failed and stop crippling their primary search tool to accommodate it? I know "you are the product" etc, but if the tool becomes frustrating to use and someone else can provide a better user
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by pault 9y ago
These types of replies aren't helpful. If you disagree with the claim please provide some specific reasons why.
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by pault 9y ago
This is insane. If they can fingerprint your images, why can't they provide a tool for processing the image and sending the fingerprint only? Can you imagine how big of a target a tailor made database of blackmail material linked to fa
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by pault 9y ago
OP here; yes, you've summed it up perfectly.
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by pault 9y ago
Not high quality. But since MNIST is typically used as a baseline reference, I was surprised that more advanced character recognition wasn't a staple in the field. From the tensorflow introduction[0]: "When one learns how to progr
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by pault 9y ago
Shouldn't this have (-1750) in the title?
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by pault 9y ago
I really don't understand why I have to pay out the nose for ECC memory support but I get this surveillance device "for free".
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by pault 9y ago
The client needed an OCR solution for supplier invoices with a variety of layouts and a combination of printed and hand-written characters, and didn't have the budget for a bespoke solution. To be fair, it's a very hard problem, I
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by pault 9y ago
I've had dengue and zika, and I don't care how arrogant it is, I'm all for extincting those fuckers.
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by pault 9y ago
My issue was that I needed one that exposes an API for doing OCR on pictures taken from mobile devices. It was really difficult to find non-desktop packages.
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by pault 9y ago
Isn't git or mercurial more appropriate for archiving programming projects?
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by pault 9y ago
I had to research the commercial OCR market recently for a client project. It's abysmal. Most of the solutions are horrendously overpriced, windows only enterprise packages, and the ones that I was able to try out bordered on unusable
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by pault 9y ago
I wonder if the child sex abuse problem in hollywood will ever be blown wide open like this current scandal was. I imagine it is comparably widespread and it's a /much/ greater threat to the reputations of those involved, so
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by pault 9y ago
Here's one of the instruments from the Baschet workshop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1g6i7KUu2Lg Mick Gordon–who scored the previous Wolfenstein game–did a great presentation on the instrument design for the Doom 2
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by pault 9y ago
Isn't thickness and therefore heat dissipation and power consumption paramount in Apple's laptop line? AMD struggles in all those areas as far as I know.
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by pault 9y ago
There's a recording[0] of Gibson reading Neuromancer that I really enjoyed. His reading is very stylistic and might be off-putting for some people, but I think it captures the spirit of the story better than a dry narration. [0] http:
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by pault 9y ago
I really enjoy his lectures but people should be aware that he's been in the middle of some controversy over LGBT legislation in Canada and has attracted a following of vocal red pill types. The comments on his YouTube videos are kind
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by pault 9y ago
Also consider that $76,000 with the ability to find plenty of work outside of coastal metropolitan areas is a pretty sweet deal.

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