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Comment #37136347
AI? They are quoting Wikipedia articles in those little pop-ups.
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Comment #36803503
Well said. :D
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Comment #32715272
The older you are when you smoke, the worse it is for you. Smoking in your twenties is far less harmful in terms of its likelihood to cause cancer than smoking in your forties, fif…
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Comment #31702941
It's professinalized American-style fundraising. It's an accepted part of US culture. The whole system of US politics works like that. People in the rest of the world often don't u…
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Comment #31563890
Might as well search in Wikimedia Commons directly ... at least you know that you can use whatever you find there (even if attribution may be required in some cases) ...
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Comment #29415362
The title sounds hopeful, and nature's resilience is indeed amazing, but the article also explains how the plastic debris enables coastal dwellers to cross oceans and become invasi…
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Comment #29405462
The endowment is $100 million the other $200 million is foundation assets – including (these are last years June 2020 figures) $71 million cash $95 million short term investments h…
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Comment #29394732
Yeah. Absolutely infuriating if you specifically use quotes and you get all sorts of dross not containing what you're looking for. Clearly they have figured out in some way that gi…
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Comment #29393789
This is like Gresham's law, only for information: bad info driving out good. The same applies to Wikipedia sometimes, which, being free, achieves a degree of visibility and ubiquit…
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Comment #29360035
The Twitter account in question is https://twitter.com/yassifybot -- pictures generated thru multiple applications of FaceApp "beauty filters". AI photoediting in practice.
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Comment #29310556
The art forgery case discussed in that blog post was covered last month in the New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/14/nyregion/raymond-pettibon... The New York Times wr…
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Comment #29309511
You're right about people simply acting in a way they think will serve their personal interests, and it's a nice distinction. Thank you. Another aspect of legacy holding companies …
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Comment #29308529
Exactly. It's surely significant that Tesla has overtaken all the incumbents and now has the greatest market share in plug-in electric vehicles (i.e. plug-in hybrids and battery-el…
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Comment #29306672
"DuckDuckGo says its analysis of popular free Android apps shows more than 96 percent of them contain trackers. Blocking these trackers means Facebook and Google, whose trackers ar…
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Comment #29305697
One of the quoted experts opines that while some of the big established car manufacturers will survive, most “are running an uphill race with a parachute behind them while EV-first…
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