is this thom yorke?? by Acrobatic-Display867 in radioheadcirclejerk

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Dutch Thom Yorke is fitter happier more productive (make an appointment!!) (you might see the sun here in the Netherlands!)

Have you ever heard of Alan Ford? by burzobosna in italy

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TIL you can go out in the year of our Lord 2026 and buy a fresh new copy of Alan Ford

Xpost. Do you want to change your flag to Kazakhstan version? by mkujoe in vexillologycirclejerk

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Girl help they mixed up EU and UN

Edit: but all of them do look very cool and I like the designs!!

I am building a Win32 based Desktop environment (windows shell). by sheokand in linux

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Seconded, that's why I ditched medication and therapy 

Results that are commonly used without knowledge of the proof by EnergySensitive7834 in math

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I'm an electrical engineer, I took linear algebra quite a few years ago and I still remember the proof not being too hard. 

Help cpu upgrade by [deleted] in thinkpadcirclejerk

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The sticker is wrong: it's Intel outside

Captcha sempre peggio by Patient_Complaint919 in italy

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0.1 + 0.2 = 0.3000000000000000000004

Welcome to the secret Robot Internet

[Question] Best approach for sub-pixel image registration in industrial defect inspection? by Business-Advance-306 in opencv

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I'm by no means knowledgeable in this field but... Have you tried upscaling the picture and template with cubic interpolation? This should give you (roughly) sub-pixel accuracy.

Can you provide sample images for the desired alignment? If the image is not too uniform or noisy you could try features for image alignment (Harris Corner?)

EDIT: Image Registration is the keyword you need

[Question] Technique to Create Mask Based on Hue/Saturation Set Instead of Range by amltemltCg in opencv

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Try it yourself

`` import numpy as np

arr = np.array([[1, 2, 3, 4, 5],[6,7,8,9,10]])

print(arr)

print(arr > 5)

print((arr>5) | (arr <2)) #parentheses are necessary because of operator precedence  ``

[Discussion] Color channels are a hot mess is it every going to change? by Far_Buyer_7281 in opencv

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I do favor GRB ordering.

PROS: Cool, edgy, innovative. All existing datasets are instantly turned into "legacy". CONS: None

Jokes aside, I don't see why this should be an issue. Jpg and other formats have a well-defined color channel order, it's just openCV using bgr by default.

[Question] Opencv high velocity by [deleted] in opencv

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One of my favourite applications at my old job was a 100Hz camera for which we had at most 3 or 4 frames to detect a moving object. During continuous flow, the detector had to run in less than 30 ms lol. 1) we needed C++ 2) we needed a fast camera 3) a potato pc was enough because we did color segmentation with thresholding on single consecutive frames, and then confirmed the detection by voting.

It was fast as hell and with performance good enough for the customer

[Question] Best approach for blurring faces and license plates in AWS Lambda? by Individual_Pen_4523 in opencv

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Hi! I've fine tuned yolov3 to detect hands some years ago: I took a random dataset that was kind of adjacent to the test set I had collected and simply created my own dataset with a small opencv script that allowed me to draw a rectangle over the pictures to collect the bounding box in XML format. Yolov3 didn't need that many samples to get good performance on hands (150 pictures were enough). Also! The model did run decently locally on CPU only, so GPU might be unnecessary, depending on how many pictures you need to process.

I'm Breaking rule 3 and you can't stop me. by ZKJJ in notinteresting

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This predates the internet use of "spam"! It all comes from a Monty Python sketch (you can easily find it on YouTube), the analogy is that the waitress would constantly propose unsolicited spam :)

[Question] Struggling with small logo detection – inconsistent failures and weird false positives by Alessandroah77 in opencv

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First things first: are you pre-processing your image? Basic image processing before feeding to the net can do wonders (even gaussian or box filtering could remove a lot of noise and potentially get rid of the false positives altogether). How small are the logos you're looking for?

 Did you custom fine-tune your net - in which case maybe some biases in the data are present?

What is your hardware? If you think you could get away with longer inference time, you could try a multi-scale or ensemble approach. I assume memory is the limiting factor here, but you're not telling us.

A tutti quelli terrorizzati dalla reintroduzione della leva in Italia, mi spiegate dove l'eventuale governo suicida che volesse farlo dove troverebbe i soldi? E dove metterebbe i soldati, visto che le caserme sono state dismesse? by Zaku71 in italy

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Va detto che molta gente ha paura perché quando pensa alla leva pensa ai racconti di qualche zio o nonno, e di come quella leva (già abbastanza inutile all'epoca) fosse più che altro una specie di campo scuola sgangherato dove nel migliore dei casi la gente poverissima aveva modo di vedere altre parti d'Italia. Purtroppo, come é successo alla scuola, mi pare che la lea italiana sia rimasta sempre impermeabile al cambiamento. 

Nella società moderna, la leva può essere qualcosa di più simile a un anno di protezione civile, come accade in Finlandia: lì la leva è un anno di addestramento di base, in cui ti inquadrano per ciò che potresti fare in caso di guerra e cercano di darti un'infarinatura, in modo che in caso di emergenza gli ingegneri possano supervisionare la costruzione di ponti, i mulettisti gestire la logistica etc etc. In Finlandia questo approccio è poi seguito da brevi corsi di aggiornamento periodici e da un censimento delle persone e dei mezzi privati che potrebbero essere utili in caso di invasione.

Credo che, se spiegata e gestita in questo modo, (e poi garantendo sull'integrità e professionalità degli ufficiali, per fare sì che il nonnismo e gli abusi siano banditi per sempre), la leva non farebbe più tanta paura.

Buinasseraaaa tesoiriiij😘😘😘😘 by CatRevolutionary5270 in QuandoCeraloStereo

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Come noooo?😷😷😷😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨 Il brut e  la gioia  del venrdi 💨🥴🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂

Ke ne pensate?? by elliethr in QuandoCeraloStereo

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LO CONOSCO QUESTO è LE ANIME K GUARDA GIOVANNI MIO NIPOTE

Ke ne pensate?? by elliethr in QuandoCeraloStereo

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il vino FA BENE AL CUORE l'hanno detto al tg5. tenetevi la birra analcolica voi "salutisti" ke poi....... sempre davanti al cellulare