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by razius 6y ago
Why not go the other way as well, do one with how many police officers have been killed by protesters.
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by razius 7y ago
They don't care, they want to push them into approved content rather than recommended content. Aka "these are the topics that you are allowed to speak of". See current Pinterest scandal and banning from Youtube of any video m
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by razius 7y ago
See Tim's video https://youtu.be/ZtYle7Rqn0Q
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by razius 7y ago
Yes, you are right. This is just a re-definition of language so that you can't talk about it without being labeled a white supremacists.
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by razius 7y ago
The same as everybody else, they challenge the mainstream media view.
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by razius 7y ago
Yes, most likely they are trying to label him as far-right as well. Remember they support Marxism which is against a free economy.
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by razius 7y ago
> but we're open about it and they can disable it if they want It's not legal, consent is opt-in not opt-out.
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by razius 7y ago
This! I don't think western people can grasp the communist queues and shops.
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by razius 7y ago
Not even in the same ballpark, imagine having to queue up for 5-6h to be able to buy your monthly ration of 1kg of sugar in the only shop in town without knowing if it will run out by the time you get there or not. 30m waiting time with the
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by razius 7y ago
Interesting, we had sorta the same saying in romanian, "they pretend do pay us, we pretend to work".
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by razius 7y ago
Nobody is talking that it's not just the account that got banned but even sharing the content is not possible anymore. How is that not censorship?
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by razius 7y ago
But you cannot participate in the discussion, that's the point.
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by razius 7y ago
It's done in such a way to break it down into easily digestible sound bytes so that the message is spread.
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by razius 7y ago
The problem is what is white nationalism and who defines it? A lot of the opposition is labeled as white nationalism.
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by razius 7y ago
In Romania we call them "autoservire" or "impinge tava" which translates literally to push the tray, the food is much much better than fast food and much healthier as well. See [0] for some example menu. I always wondere
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by razius 7y ago
This is strange to me, canteens are very common in Eastern Europe and I assumed they exist everywhere, I'm guessing it's due to the cooking styles, we do a lot of soups and stews which are perfect for this.
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by razius 8y ago
Not everything is a technical problem to solve and acting like it is is a dangerous path. This will never work in practice, truth is not a popularity contest.
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by razius 12y ago
How are you generating revenue? I don't see any ads.
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by razius 13y ago
First as a reply to the false positive problem: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7527982 Idealy we would like to move to a content-based image retrieval system where we would be able to search based on certain features
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by razius 13y ago
In practice we are using an image size of 17x16 which will result in a hash size of 256 bits and currently it seems to work pretty well. I ran the algorithm through the whole dataset (about 330.000+ icons) and I would say that from all the
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by razius 13y ago
There's a list of CBIR's on Wikipedia and ammong those there are a few open source ones. I didn't really had time to check them all but during skimming through them imgSeek [2] caught my eye. [1] http://en.wikipedi
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by razius 13y ago
Yes, you are right, it's a mistake in the text. I'll correct it.
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by razius 13y ago
Yes, you're right. We're not using SQL queries at the moment as that would be very inefficient, it was just as an example for a small dataset. I'm currently researching MVP's and reading on VP-trees, BK-trees [1], GNAT [
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by razius 13y ago
There is no universal solution, there are a few algorithms like SURF [1], SIFT [2], Winsurf [3], dhash (the one presented here), ahash [4], phash [5] each concentrating on a particular feature of the image and has it's strong points an
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by razius 13y ago
American laws never cease to amaze me of their stupidity.
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by razius 13y ago
Could you share your pelicanconf.py? Maybe it's a configuration issue.
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by razius 13y ago
That's some sweet loading time. Thank you for the tips and pointers in the article, having a go at page load optimizations is what I'm going to do next.
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by razius 13y ago
1. I try to learn to use Octopress, it should be simpler to set-up than Jekyll as it comes with a theme and a sensible config by default. 2. Sure you can, Adsense is loaded via client-side via javascript so all you have to do is embed the
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by razius 13y ago
It could be interesting for deploying small presentation websites for clients. I think editing a file on your computer, using a Markdown editor for example, to change the text for a page, would be more intuitive and practical than editing

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