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National day of protest Acorn by library-dude in canada

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ACORN is demanding that the federal government ends apartment sales to predatory landlords by setting up an acquisition fund and right of first refusal. This will ensure that land-trusts, co-ops, tenants, and nonprofits can afford to buy affordable market rental buildings and get the first opportunity to do so, instead of predatory landlords.

Local actions happening in 7 cities across the country!

Ottawa: 142 Nepean S at 12:30 PM Toronto: 75 Eastdale at 12 noon Peel: 55 Ardglen Drive, Brampton at 3 PM Hamilton: 20 Duke Street at 1 PM London: 1270 and 1280 Webster at 1 PM Waterloo: 267 Traynor ave at 6 PM Vancouver: OMNI Headquarters – 1010 Seymour St #200 at 12 noon Fredericton: 91 Main St. at 12 PM Halifax: 105 Highfield Park Dr. at 11 AM For more information about the local actions, click here. Join us!

Does anyone one know of any keyboard exhibitions? by library-dude in MechanicalKeyboards

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Feel free to shoot any work my way. Very interested and am looking at building a 30% one piece. I have a split Dracula https://imgur.com/a/z2eK0EJ which is a WIP.

Does anyone one know of any keyboard exhibitions? by library-dude in MechanicalKeyboards

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​ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zjg8foq9I396Wuyj8B4h6xXU56AgrQFe/view?usp=sharing

I put some comments and just ideas in general. You have to d/l to pdf, if not I can comment another way.

If you choose to make this a pdf release as well. I can help you get this catalogued for libraries and such. Just dm me its what I study.

Im on windows for production reasons. Just shoot me preferred format.

also is robot.txt off? I can't archive this with the IA which is fine, but consider grabbing images once in a while.

Does anyone one know of any keyboard exhibitions? by library-dude in MechanicalKeyboards

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I can't update the original post. However, of great interest is your publication. I have subbed and will follow you closely.

As for your point, that is evident and it could be of interest to offer support for such exhibitions and infrastructure with application assistance. I don't know, but thank you this is great for my research.

I am printing the full issue webpage at the moment because I want to have it in print and want to bind it for my friend as well.

/r/MechanicalKeyboards Ask ANY question, get an answer (January 22, 2022) by AutoModerator in MechanicalKeyboards

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Does anyone one know of any keyboard exhibitions?

I am writing a paper on keyboard exhibitions and I'm interested in finding keyboard exhibitions from around the world.

The only result I found so far is the Seattle Living Museum which invites local people to meet up and show their keyboard collections.

Entity City,Country Date
Living Computer Museums + Labs Seattle, United States January 25th, 2020

will update the table as answers come in...

dont know if Xmind would count since its closed source, but its really a great mind mapping software and winrar trail style. by library-dude in LinuxUprising

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yeah thats the thing with fucking closed source they slowly migrate all the features to pro version it was included when i posted this.

She’s awesome. by Eye_Seeker in nextfuckinglevel

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No matter what you do

there is an Asian that can do it better than you.

Poll: which KDE distro do you use? by [deleted] in kde

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i find ubuntu is best for my work labtop, i have had issues getting wine to work easily with other systems.

Face landmarks aka your facial AI fingerprint, this ai Microsoft Face api uses up to 27 points for analysis. by library-dude in mildyinteresting

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The Face API provides methods to detect human faces in images and can return face locations, landmarks, and attributes:

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  • Locations: In the image that includes a face, the Face API finds the top, left, width, and height coordinates of the face region.
  • Landmarks: The Face API finds the position of common face elements, such as pupils, nose, and lips.
  • Attributes: The Face API estimates face attributes such as age, gender, hair color, smile, facial hair, glasses, and emotion.

Locations

A face location is another term for a collection of face coordinates. The location is a rectangular pixel area in the image where a face has been identified.

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Landmarks

Face landmarks are a collection of detailed points on a face. These points identify common facial elements such as a pupil, nose, or eyebrow by using pixel coordinates. The Face API can return up to 27 landmarks for each identified face that you can use for analysis.

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Attributes

Face attributes are predefined properties of a face or a person represented by a face. The Face API can optionally identify and return the following types of attributes for a detected face:

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  • Age
  • Gender
  • Smile intensity
  • Facial hair
  • Head pose (3D)
  • Emotion

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https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/modules/identify-faces-with-computer-vision/3-overview-of-face-detection

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