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5y ago
So a competitor is trying to lobby against it's own doom/inefficiency?
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5y ago
or simply not allow them to login via iOS lol instead of deleting anything on the backend
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5y ago
Users they care about = Not in the Mainland
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villgax
5y ago
Only on PDFs with textual data, not scanned PDFs
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5y ago
Lol how kind of him to give his permission...
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villgax
5y ago
BlazePose does give 3D portions for non-facial key points
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5y ago
Until the Indian govt deems it not be the case.....sadly
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villgax
5y ago
Both the major political parties are to be investigated in India as well for seemingly banal hastags which individual IT cells in the hinterland want to propagate. You'd be hard pressed to find someone from the city or towns being so p
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villgax
5y ago
Such situations can be avoided if Amazon keeps updating us with weights & x-ray images of good from the very first step until delivery/package opening being done on camera
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5y ago
Another Jack Kelly article...however cool the title sounds the author is by no means sane. Below excerpt is from previous article of his- """ The pandemic, coupled with calls to defund the police, has left New York a little d
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villgax
5y ago
It'd be a joke if people really think Facebook doesn't tag you at an IP address level either.
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5y ago
This is the Indian variant of stupidity. The government has no authority to polish its public image and it could just issue a clarification I needed. But simply asking companies to recall the harmless pair of words is hopeless & demonst
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5y ago
The author is pretty stupid to put out a weird point of view on defunding the police, he seems to think it's already done & there are less cops or something so crime is high? Is he nuts? From wiki- " Police officers may be par
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5y ago
Opening in private mode should fix it
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5y ago
I just fast forward them lol
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villgax
5y ago
Why can't just every company do this & make such hacks obsolete?
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5y ago
What I really need is some system which has as much information as I have about the world & be able to learn things I throw at it. I don't even need it to invent calculus. Just learn what I teach or what books or media can teach th
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5y ago
Laughs on behalf of gitlab at a company which has no purpose of existing
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villgax
5y ago
Precisely what I also wanted to say. This is not the level playing field, in addition to selective pricing structures being doled out to subscription based services
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villgax
5y ago
Hope these ARM laptops still keep priority to NVME storage as a first class citizen instead of soldered storage
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villgax
5y ago
So basically he's just in favour or secret or closed in transactions from regular institutions?
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5y ago
Finally someone has raised a question regarding private APIs and special fees from Apple for certain apps.
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5y ago
The problem here is similar to Netflix & a lot of other SaaS's billing as opposed to the functionality they provide. Mighty could have a sweet list of use cases but how do they justify month billing for every minute that you do not
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5y ago
The problem here is similar to Netflix & a lot of other SaaS's billing as opposed to the functionality they provide. Mighty could have a sweet list of use cases but how do they justify month billing for every minute that you do not
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villgax
5y ago
And without a sharing option or being able to login from a website it is very limiting & unnecessary device app installation needed
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5y ago
It was laughable how despite Agora having Android SDKs they were not able to bring in an Android version
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5y ago
And that is what the decade old satellite imagery is supposed to help with, they recently released a feature to view time-lapses of any area over a couple of decades
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5y ago
I was just thinking if we can track who dumped those million barrels of toxic DDT off the coast of California with the recent Google Maps Time-lapse thing?
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5y ago
If that is the case then they should outright ban verbal communication since you can't filter what comes out of people's mouths but you can preemptively filter out text/have stored data for later analysis, which is what basec
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5y ago
Which is why you should also watermark in non-obvious ways & include things like name/website/tweet timestamps/something else uniquely. This way you can own them in court at a later date or put the things out for everyone
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