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10y ago
I am a complete noob to the AI space but I was wondering whether the following is possible (in AWS). I have a million scanned images of court documents. Some are briefs, some are motions, some are court orders, etc... Given that I have im
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10y ago
Sometimes you have no choice. Like when an employer looks at the license cost of going from SQL Server 2005 to 2016 and figures that if it isn't broken, why fix it.
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10y ago
That was my thought exactly. To have a meeting in 3D space (maybe more domain of Hololens than Vive or Oculus) would be awesome. Kind of like the Jedi Council meetings in the prequel trilogy - http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.ne
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10y ago
You are kind of proving my point that Microsoft, in fact, was not "revived" by Nadella. 2. Maybe it is being worked on and maybe it'll even be great. The problem is that people don't replace personal assistants every 2
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10y ago
I am not sure how he "revived" Microsoft. 1. They've completely dropped the Phone market under him. As in gave up. 2. They are not in the personal assistant game at all. Alexa & Google have that market all to themselv
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10y ago
The current climate in Iran (being ruled by religion) cannot be blamed on the US at all.
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10y ago
My point is that current situation where Iran is ruled by the religious authorities and the oppression that exist thereof -- cannot be blamed on the US. That is all Iranians' doing.
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10y ago
Can you suggest a debate where he does get into details of things?
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10y ago
I felt exactly the opposite. Dershowitz would delve down into the details (for example, resolution 224) and how it was created and all that. While Chomsky would make general statements not backed up by anything.
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10y ago
I have gone the opposite direction on him. I think the turning point was the debate with Dershowitz on Israeli/Arab problems. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ux4JU_sbB0 He seems to speak in broad generalities, rathe
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I am not sure what your point is in bringing Iran, maybe its to blame the US for the current situation there. Keep in mind that 1953 was over 60 years ago. To keep on blaming US for acts committed that long ago and apply to today...well, i
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10y ago
Pretty cool. This is the first time I looked at the blockchain and his explanation was immediately understandable. Having said that, he mentioned that everyone has a copy of the blockchain. So, is that really true? Wouldn't "eve
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10y ago
Does literally every non-political website needs to talk about Trump? I go to SO for answers, not stands.
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10y ago
The big media organizations have brought this onto themselves. Take CNN for instance. The entire summer they beat the drums that the world is going to end if the Olympics are allowed to proceed in Brazil because of Zika. Way overblown. An
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10y ago
Because last time he was suspected to be on the place, President of Bolivia's plane was forced to land in Austria. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evo_Morales_grounding_incident
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10y ago
That maybe true. But nearly 99% of the Jews did leave Tunisia, according to the Wikipedia article. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_exodus_from_Arab_and_Mu... . In 1948, there were 105,000 Jews in Tunisia. Now th
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10y ago
Wow, that is pretty awesome. Is there anyway to get Intellisense into the command window for CSI? I, all of a sudden, realized that I don't remember properties of the objects without it.
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10y ago
When they "drug related crimes"... does that mean these people are in prison for using/selling drugs or for robbing a liquor store to pay for drugs? Because that would skew the stats significantly.
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10y ago
Right now the small time business money is not on the table at all. Couple of reasons for that. One is that it's expensive to buy. One cause of that is that you have to pay sales people. If you remove sales people layer, you would l
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10y ago
Yes, something similar to AdWords. Which Google previously did do, but then cancelled it. http://betanews.com/2007/04/16/google-s-ad-moves-ruffle-feat... I want my pool cleaning guy to be able to go online a
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10y ago
Radio Industry. I know it's a slowly dying business, but that's because the giants are too slow to turn. I want to be able to go to a website, ask for demographics that I am looking for and be able to purchase an advertisement an
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10y ago
Last time I had a consultation with my lawyer, she fired up WordPerfect. There is a blast from the past.
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10y ago
Can I use lists Safari as not supporting WebRTC. I thought that was part of the spec. http://caniuse.com/#search=webrtc
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10y ago
I am skeptical that the emulation can achieve reasonable speeds. I would like to see first that Qualcomm’s chips are even up to par with Intel's. Secondly, can a heavy duty Win32 app like iTunes or TurboTax or Photoshop could run rea
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10y ago
I'd like to know as well. Cool ASCII art in the Console.
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10y ago
"We need a more educated and engaged public". Well said. However, the issue here is that pretty much every news outlet straight up shilled for a candidate. CNN, MSNBC, NYT, HuffPo, ABC, CBS for Clinton and Fox News for Trump. Ho
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10y ago
"Trump voters were not being captured by the polls. A lot of the dynamics were very similar to the Brexit vote in the U.K.,” which also took many commentators by surprise." The media in both countries was outright lying. The only
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They keep on saying the Russians did it and that the trail leads to the Russians. What is the actual evidence that it was the Russians that did it? And Bitly links ain't it.
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10y ago
I hope that distinction was made during the survey. From reading the article, I didn't get that feeling. If I had to pony up $400, I would definitely use a credit card because its what I have on me.
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10y ago
What do they mean by "borrowing"? Is it actually borrowing money from friends and neighbors or is it using a credit card because it is convenient?
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