What's different about Stiff Upper Lip compared to other Brian Johnson albums?
I like all of Bon Scott's albums but only Stiff Upper Lip from Brian Johnson. What's different about it?
I like all of Bon Scott's albums but only Stiff Upper Lip from Brian Johnson. What's different about it?
Is there an in-universe reason for why Joker just brushes off any amount of punches Batman lands on him throughout the series?
edit: Should have focused on Origins.
I'm looking for a program that performs automatic transcription on a part of a given audio, allows me to fix mistakes in the transcription, retrain the transcription model on the corrected transcription, and then use the improved model to transcribe the next part of the audio. A human in the loop pipeline. Does anyone here have any recommendations?
I'm looking for human-in-the-loop platforms that allow you to automatically transcribe audio followed by manually fixing the transcriptions and fine tuning the model. Is there a local (not an online service) installable platform for doing this?
I'm looking for human-in-the-loop platforms that allow you to automatically transcribe audio followed by manually fixing the transcriptions and fine tuning the model. Is there a local (not an online service) installable platform for doing this?
Word blending is when **parts** of different words are joined together to form a new word e.g. the 'gate' in Watergate Hotel scandal forming pizzagate and the 'fie' in selfie forming 'carfie' for selfies with your car (as opposed to compound words that are formed by joining two whole words together e.g. toothpaste).
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Are there older examples of this happening? I'd be very surprised if Shakespeare never did it.
I'm playing mate in 1 endgame practice (https://lichess.org/training/mateIn1) and sometimes I get 1 point, sometimes 2, 3, 4, and sometimes 0, and I don't see what determines the number of points.
Time dilation makes an accelerating object experience less time than someone at rest. A practical use for this is keeping something fresh. Is there some way in physics to make an object experience more time instead? A practical use would be to make a computer perform more work in the same amount of time, for example.
My 'S' key is intermittently repeating itself twice or trice when typing. Sometimes it doesn't type for one stroke and I have to repress it. No other keys are giving me trouble. Any ideas on how to try to fix it?
My 'S' key is intermittently repeating itself twice or trice when typing. Sometimes it doesn't type for one stroke and I have to repress it. No idea keys are giving me trouble. Any ideas on how to try to fix it?