Gunshot Tracking Cameras to be Deployed in LA
apok04 writes "Get out your tinfoil hats (and ski masks). A USC engineer uses his expertise with nerve cells to create a surveillance system that can recognize the sound of a nearby gunshot - and identify the shooter. In a unique pilot program, L.A. and Chicago will deploy test units in high-crime areas. The creator emphasizes that the system cannot recognize voices or words, but his previous research into speech recognition systems suggests otherwise."
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Power to the Peaceful
I hate that too. It's like using "ain't" or "yinz" (if you're from pittsburgh). It's not proper.
If using 'he' as the gender-indeterminate pronoun offends you, come up with a new one, perhaps borrowed from a language that has a true gender-indeterminate pronoun. But using she is just as bad as using he and I don't understand why people do it.
Why, o why must the sky fall when I've learned to fly?