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Here’s a tutorial that walks you through a simple scenario of setting up a free Shutterstock account and writing a Node.JS application to use the computer vision (CV) features of the Shutterstock API. You’ll use the API to search for images and then upload pictures of your own to use with reverse image search. Finally, you’ll use CV keyword suggestion to identify objects in photos. [Read More] We
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About the same time as students came back to campus this year, I noticed that my internet connection speed was extremely slow on my gentoo linux notebook. Some websites wouldn't load, and ftp and http downloads never exceded 5KB/s and often were in a measurement not often seen anymore, bits/s. I thought, I know this is a heavy usage period on campus, but this is rediculous. Well, after our network
TCP Window Scaling and kernel 2.6.17+ | John's Tidbits
So I was tearing my hair out today. I’d installed Ubuntu onto a new Sun X4200 so that I could migrate Bulletproof’s monitoring system to it. (Note you need to use edgy knot-1 for the SAS drives to be supported). Anyway as I was installing packages I was getting speeds like 10kB/s. Normally I would expect 800-1000kB/s. I did the usual sort of debugging, where there any errors on the switch, was it
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