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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
Probably, an app that applies some random distortion to your source image, just like your own recaptcha. Also Adverisal Patch is a thing, so that could be applied to specifically distorted the system in a human invisible way to misguide the
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
This is probably not that a tricky system to implement, from this study. So from description, it seems that they have a 2 layer system, one synchronous one and an asynchronous one. The sync one filters images based on purely the md5 hashes,
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
Wrong, it is digital fingerprint, not for encrypting. It is suffice for most cases to prevent the same image to spread, had it been blacklisted. Not all users are that tech savvy.
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
Is there an actual scenario for this? People either picks Angular/React/Vue and live within their respective ecosystem, why would they accommodate themselves with a solution that compatible to all of those but not as good as other
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
So good right? Easier to buy a house now, less competition. House owners should be happy enough to have the real estate goes straight up those many years. There is an end to it, they need to accept that. In short, happy after all.
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
Only thing I know was Google tried to bring Play Store to Chinese market, sometimes last year, but for some reason that doesn't come to fruit. Under Xi, there is zero chance Google can have a public service offering in any way, conside
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
Who said China would allow Google to go back in the first place?
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
...because people aren't willing to change it. That doesn't make Cobol sounds less like a fossil in any way. It will be go away eventually.
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
Did I read it correctly? Threatened 'brain drain'? So 'brain drain' to US is being viewed as a positive thing? I think the idea is to send people back to build their countries, not to stay here to build America. This is
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
Not to jump on the bashing train, this tracking might not be for advertising purpose only right, this could be put in place for copyright protection.
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
Well, there is nothing I would dispute about this claim, this is a capitalistic world after all. But as regards to the comment about being 'expendable', I am certain to get a job out side of Amazon pretty easily depending on my ow
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
> My stress and anxiety level is generally pretty high Yep. Amazon is not subtle and demands its ROI on you to be HIGH.
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
Amazon Go stores are cashier-less but not staff-less, there are people watching.
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
Exactly. If he gets away with it, then the said order is useless. Freedom from any consequences? That isn't a thing.
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
Thinking of the liability and the bad press had there is one accident occurred... Unless self-driving had been proven super reliable and all the regulation and liability had been sorted out like it is the case with aviation, I don't th
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
Feel bad for the employees, not sure how much their options would be worthy of right now...
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
> Whereas the current unipolar system, despite its flaws, is correlated with the largest expansion of peace and prosperity in history Problem being US is discarding its previous status, maybe because it is pretty expensive to sustain. Th
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
Highly recommended this book: A Philosophy of Software Engineering: https://www.amazon.com/Philosophy-Software-Design-John-Ouste... This is mentioned as one of the symptoms/appearance of bad code: Shallow/Passthro
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
What will actually happen is that everyone will be dragged into lengthy video conference that doesn't require a meeting room in the first place. The incentive to eliminate unproductive meeting should be something else.
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
But who knows whether Magic Leap's claimed 'technology' is really there? I mean, they don't have any product yet? Is idea copying a thing? I don't really know...
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
Thanks. I think the thread here, really means it is a conceptually independent 'processing unit' on its own, which reads the global state of some sort, then make the modification to it. They have multiple such 'threads',
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
So they have multiple 'threads', but those threads work sequentially? Why do they even design like this in the first place? Doesn't have any benefits right?
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
I think the argument behind is that XLNet retains all context regardless. Ultimately, it is the performance that speaks.
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
Seems like only going to create a black market, or funnel the rent in other ways.
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
CCP's legitimacy is the war machine. Unlikely it will be deployed, but it is there nevertheless, and the perceived threat from US will only make it accelerate such actions.
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
> Without programs like the Linux operating system or Kubernetes, a tool to manage computing loads, Alibaba could not have become the world’s fastest-growing cloud-computing giant Kubernetes i could probably understand, but Linux under e
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
Unpopular opinion: Bashing google is the new cool and easy way to victimization.
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
Because it is an adversarial system, the busters are getting better, so reCaptcha needs to catchup.
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
People long for a MP3 player for listening music anywhere. I don't think AR has demonstrated a comparable use case that is as desirable as this.
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by xxxpupugo 7y ago
And that is the problem. It has hit the plateau. Ideas with value have already been invented. You have hammers powerful than ever, but what are problems you can hit with it? That is the hard part. Before we are finding more meaningful probl

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