Math typesetting is too messy for current OCR tools. It would be nice to reverse-engineer the LaTeX source for a math paper, but not likely soon. OCR for the language would help in mind-mapping a web connecting my saved papers, but I wouldn't use it for reading.
I want everything to look like a 600dpi scan mixed down, as I would make, rather than what the libraries thought would be acceptable. For the pure joy of reading.
The easiest approach that might work would be language agnostic, understanding only what clean scans of characters look like. Can we back-solve a clean scan from a lower resolution mess, matching up similar characters in the text without identifying the characters?
Somehow I imagine this is a giant singular value problem. I'm ok if it takes a day to run per paper, I have spare machines.
I think for weight loss, seeing a dietician is better. Wikipedia says dieticians are better regualted than nutitionists - they list regulatory bodies in countries including USA.
Sweet Apple didn't bother to create a real time Airtag tracking android app. They have one, but it's manual so it's useless. Thankfully, The Secure Mobile Networking Lab (SEEMOO)of the Computer Science Department of Technical University of Darmstadt in Germany has created an app for it. It's FOSS and available on Google Play and Fdroid.
> If a tracker is detected at least 3 times and the locations have changed (to make sure its not your neighbour) the app sends you a notification.
I'd like for it to report the stationary trackers as well. A ping from my neighbour is one thing, even a ping from a grocery store. But if I saw a repeated ping from an unremarkable street corner, I'm going to be suspicious. Even more so if there are multiple street corners.
I like this though,
> Version 1.0.6 - This version requires Android 8.0 or newer.
> Version 1.1.1 - This version requires Android 5.0 or newer.
I'm not up to date on this stuff (or who you even asked), but I think that situation might be helpful for someone trying to figure out leaving/return patterns for a street/neighborhood
An AirTag doesn't help with that - you're basically looking at a bluetooth beacon. All apple's devices randomly rotate wifi+bluetooth MAC addresses in order to prevent that.
I have yet to understand how the stalker warning works :D
If we're just looking at sugar content, it's really not that different. Pepsi has ~11% more sugar than fresh apple juice:
25g of sugar in 285g of juice[0]
= that's 37 grams in 355ml of juice[1]
vs. 41 grams of sugar in 355ml of soda[2], which is 110.8% more than the juice[3].
The half gram of fiber probably makes it little better, but it's still a very sugary drink.
High fructose corn syrup is not the same thing as fructose, all other things being equal. Fiber also helps modulate the insulin response. Sugar isn't the enemy, if you're eating fruit you're getting a lot more than fructose from it. The problem is when people get a large % of their calories from nutritionally deficient food, like soda.
Also see this HN comment from a day ago on how much a black person had to fear even in 1980:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30061511
An excelelnt book regarding these is 'Simple Justice by Richard Kluger
https://www.amazon.com/Simple-Justice-Education-Americas-Str...
Another book focusing on computing is 'Stuck in the Shallow End: Education, Race, and Computing by Jane Margolis
https://www.amazon.com/Stuck-Shallow-End-Education-Computing...
There is a wealth of info regarding these things, see redlining for example:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redlining