Re: Accurate edge detection?

On Aug 2, 3:18=A0pm, illywhacker <illywac...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Aug 2, 8:45=A0pm, aruzinsky <aruzin...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > On Aug 2, 11:25=A0am, illywhacker <illywac...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > On 2 Aug, 18:57, aruzinsky <aruzin...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > > Huh? =A0"True" is an adjective and you still haven't explained
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> > > > sarcasm.
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> > > > "Pure research" vs. "applied research" are standard usages.
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> > > > the 1960's, people payed for doing pure research in the USA didn't
> > > > have to pay income tax on it. =A0Back then, pure researchers
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> > > > even more sarcasm.
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> > > 1) I have no need to explain to you a remark made to someone else.
If
> > > you still do not understand it, and you still wish to, think harder.
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> > > 2) Clearly you cannot distinguish between a variable and a value.
> > > There is a standard saying in English which takes the form 'spoken
> > > like a true X'. X can change; 'the word 'true' is part of the
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> > > of this phrase.
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> > > 3) The past participle of 'to pay' is 'paid'.
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> > There are no standard template phrases, only popular phrases. =A0I
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> > the best popular phrase to describe you is "monkey see, monkey do,"
> > except, worse than the monkey, you have delusions that what you see
> > and do is standardized.
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> As non sequitur's go, this is pretty good. I am sorry English is not
> your first language. If it bothers you, go to a group in your native
> language.
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I bet you had a template thought precede that template remark.  I bet
you have many template thoughts and few original, useful thoughts.  I
said "useful" because every schizophrenic has original thoughts that
are not useful.  I note that you have made technical remarks that
mostly, while true, were irrelevant to solving the Op's problem.  It
seems like you enjoy pontificating on irrelevancies, which I suspect
is typical of template thinking.   Have you published anything useful
in a peer reviewed technical journal?

English is my native language, but I do not embrace any language.
Every language has its absurdities but, unlike you, I try to reject
all absurdities."

Just out of curiosity, at what word/character length do your template
phrases become plagiarism?   I can't help but imagine some
plagiarizing politician saying, "I was just using a template speech."