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swang
6y ago
they already had this long before facial recognition came into play. they were called griffin books/black books. when you were "caught" they took a photo and a company called griffin investigations would pass this info around
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swang
6y ago
Yes. This seems to work even when you pass it Chinese while maintaining ja-JP as the language function tokenizeJA(text) { var it = Intl.v8BreakIterator(['ja-JP'], {type:'word'}) it.adoptText(text) var wor
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swang
6y ago
Everyone keeps talking about vi/emacs stuff. While that was annoying, the more annoying aspect was when macOS softlocked and I was unable to hit the chord (cmd+opt+esc) to get the kill task window because the touchbar froze as well. Ha
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swang
6y ago
i will still have to iterate through the string and the hash/dict for a small alphabet is not taking up a lot of space. by the wording it sounds like maybe you want people to use bitflags but your problem still seems solvable with the
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swang
6y ago
if you look in getty there's a picture of trump looking at the TV monitor that says "Best Practices" and one of the things is saying to use "Commonly available disinfectants (Bleach and Isopropyl Alcohol) work to kill th
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swang
7y ago
what if apple, google, intel, adobe, pixar, lucasfilms all conspire to suppress your wages? great you can switch to another company that doesn't pay you your worth. https://www.latimes.com/business/technology/
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swang
7y ago
how do i pick the direction that the insert is put in? using my directional arrow keys doesn't seem to work edit: ah you're suppose to drop the piece then choose the direction with your mouse/keyboard
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swang
7y ago
Here is the bug that I'm referring to: I think the link you posted to is the same bug but doesn't mention the additional issue. https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=198181 According to that bug report it says t
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swang
7y ago
Adding annoyance to this change is that Safari has a bug where if you send a value with an invalid parameter in SameSite, ("lax" being considered an invalid value), Safari will default to Strict (rather than None) and thus there i
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swang
7y ago
same thing happened to me in terms of getting money back. the reason for the refund was completely different but i was very unhappy with a stay. i wrote a very lengthy description of my complaints and had pictures to back it up. a large par
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swang
7y ago
thanks for this. when they released their new twitter version, i started getting all these pages where it would error out and none of the reload buttons would work. couldn't search the cause for this very well. i can't believe the
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swang
7y ago
lol? no one cares if you think trickle-down economics works. but people would prefer that youtubers who use slurs should not be rewarded by monetization.
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swang
7y ago
You aren't saying much with your message other than you think HN, a group containing people with a wide swath of opinions on things, "hates China" and your reasoning is a bit incoherent. I can't even tell what that last
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swang
7y ago
i forgot sao paulo was the city with no advertising until after i visited.. but the most vivid memory i had in sao paulo was when we were in the subway and as we're exiting the subway my friend had his phone stolen while his hand was i
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swang
7y ago
i just found this out... wtf... how much space could it all have possibly taken up. why would anyone trust them after this to use their email. didn't even know this was happening.
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swang
7y ago
people are downvoting a question? so i looked myself. seems like there is that option now. they also have an option to just "mute" the infringed song but it's in beta https://support.google.com/youtube/an
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swang
7y ago
i thought they have the option of muting audio now?
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swang
7y ago
OP said we should restrict items to healthier foods. My response to that is I'm for that if you increase the amount to match the cost of fruits, vegetables, and meats. And honestly comparing people on food stamps to heroin junkies is d
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swang
7y ago
you know how much fruit/vegetables cost right? stop policing what people buy with their food stamps. what's the #1 item people on SNAP buy? Soda. what's the #2 item people not on SNAP buy? Soda. What's the #2 item on SNA
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swang
7y ago
this is a relic from issues in ie8, and you no longer need to do this if you're not supporting ie8. hell even if you use ie8 in almost 99% of cases you won't need to bother.
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7y ago
this is the same with poker. lots of resources and more opportunity to play the game. in the early 2000s internet poker starting getting more and more popular and more and more knowledge was made available because of the internet. more and
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swang
7y ago
let's say they didn't up the limit from 30k. whose ads are getting blocked as a priority? doubleclick is going to be in there so is there really a difference to them either way.
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swang
7y ago
crosswalks are also an american term for pedestrian crossings.
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7y ago
i think what happened in samsung's case was an employee stole the blueprints and sold them to china.
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swang
7y ago
wasn't samsung's foldable tech stolen as well? makes sense considering how fast huawei was able to get it.
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7y ago
had this happen to me using ride-sharing. needed to be picked up at sfo. guy who was going to be my driver learned i wanted to go back in the city and he told me it was late and he was looking for down the peninsula. i just said fine since
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7y ago
Google’s argument is that method declarations are not code. And since this case is about copyright the question is whether declarations like that are ideas that can be protected under copyright law. Is math.abs with one parameter copyrighta
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swang
7y ago
earth will survive just fine. its habitability for humans and other current life on the other hand...
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swang
8y ago
what is kay cole james' expertise on ai ethics that she should be on the council? is there no other person in computer science, mathematics, privacy research or some professor that is a conservative that holds none of this baggage and
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8y ago
eh you know that doesn't mean 96000 opposed this though? do you yourself actually care other than the fact that a specific group of people complained?
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