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Doing magic with cards involves a lot of precise dexterity to know which card is where. For plenty of tricks, this is often knowledge and control of a single card …read more Continue reading Performing Magic With a Little High-Tech Help
At a time when more transactions than ever are happening online, payments behemoth Stripe is announcing three new features to continue expanding its reach. The company today announced that it will now offer card issuing services directly to businesses to let them in turn make credit cards for customers tailored to specific purposes. Alongside that, it’s going […] Continue reading Stripe adds card issuing, localized card networks and expanded approvals tool
Finally, a useful application for machine vision! Forget all that self-driving nonsense and facial recognition stuff – we’ve finally got an AI that can count cards at the blackjack table.
The system that [Edje Electronics] has built, dubbed “Rain Man 2.0” in homage to the classic title character created by …read more
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Over Christmas, one of our customers was hit by a Trojan and they asked us to take a look at the threat. Sixteen of their users were fooled into opening a Word document. Fortunately, they had Bromium, so it safely ran inside a micro-VM and was unable t… Continue reading Seasons Greetings? Not When That’s Malware In Your e-Card
We see a lot of Raspberry Pis used to play games, but this is something entirely different from the latest RetroPie build. This Raspberry Pi is learning how to read playing cards, with the goal of becoming the ultimate card counting blackjack player.
If [Taxi-guy] hasn’t named his project Rain Man, we humbly suggest that he does so. Because a Pi that can count into a six-deck shoe would be quite a thing, even though it would never be allowed anywhere near a casino. Hurdle number one in counting cards is reading them, and [Taxi-guy] has done a solid job …read more
Delve makes it easy to find documents and other items stored in Office 365. Sometimes some surprising results show up after a search. Maybe Microsoft needs to adjust some filters!
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