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morning
Really enjoyed reading the paper by Rich. I forwarded it on to my boss, who said for me to publish it internally too!
How's clojure adoption going @dharrigan?
Slowly 🙂 But it's not being abandoned. Far from it. Any new stuff I touch is Clojure 🙂 And I'm looking to hire someone to assist me! (that is still going through the works internally, so nothing "official" yet)
I've been doing data migration this week from one environment to another, so not much Clojure atm.
where do you work @dharrigan?
You sound suspicious @alex.lynham, I expect the response to be "Here and there. I'm a fixer, I fix things. Bit of this, bit of that"
always suspicious, me 😂
oh, you're not too far from me in Redhill
I used to work in Esher, just the other side of the A3 from Epsom.
I'd always assumed Esher was a dormitory town
didn't realise that people actually worked in it
mind you, same for Epsom
Hasn't London sucked all the life out of the home counties?
maybe not during lockdown..?
Just checked the map and technically I worked in Walton-on-Thames, it seems. On Hersham Road, closer to the Hersham end of it. Maybe Esher is a bedroom community after all? 🙂
Oh wait, that was Programming Research (early '90s). I was at Bacon & Woodrow for a short while before that -- pretty sure that was in Esher.
handy for the Hospice too:cry:
and the salts, presumably
hahaha
I didn't realise this was a thing https://www.reuters.com/article/us-germany-tech-morphing/germany-bans-digital-doppelganger-passport-photos-idUSKBN23A1YM
I assumed that every facial recognition neural net will have slightly different weaknesses, depending on how it was trained
or do they all use identical training sets, or impose a pre-generated weighting matrix upon an untrained network?
it hints that a dual identity photo might look normal to the naked eye which would sound very strange indeed; what kind of lighting does the facial recognition depend upon?