code != logs
A crashed advertisement reveals the code of the facial recognition system used by a pizza shop in Oslo...pic.twitter.com/4VJ64j0o1a
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pedant == jerk
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He's right though
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Did I say he wasn't? Do you think I didn't know?
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Who's the jerk now?
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Proooobably you
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You're just trolling. Get to bed, school tomorrow.
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BTW - if we're gonna get petty - your profile pic makes it look like you don't know how to use a command line
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Looks like
@LoveKairos being used by our customer in Oslo. This link is what they were doing. We
full transparency.https://www.kairos.com/human-analytics/retail … -
lol - yeh yeh...
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Hi Lee, have you got time for a quick chat about this? My DM is open.
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This is journalism today. Pathetic. Couldn't even take 10 minutes to find the original source himself.
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A tweet because I had bigger fish to fry but it looked interesting and
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Very weird that "journalist diligently reaches out for follow up instead of just ripping content" is drawing ire.
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It's a funny old world :)
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... ummmm, that's not code, it's just text output from a program.
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True, but isn't the revelation that the log output shows that there is facial recognition code embedded in a sign?
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No, because code implies that it's not compiled. This is obviously compiled code running. But, it's obvious what Lee meant from context.
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As a coder myself I didn't read the tweet as "now we have the code" but as "see they are watching us"
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Working in IT for as long as I have I tend to cut normals more slack :)
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