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Also, I have a long tail.
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Comment #49232398
And kids. I recently happened to see a pic on a kid's phone of him holding 5 vapes and a tin of snus, when challenged on it he said it was an AI-generated fake.
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Comment #49189065
Jaw-dropping stuff, looking forward to pointing 9-year old daughter (in "Future Astrophysicist" t-shirt) at it! Possibly a naive question, after surfing the image for a while I did…
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Comment #49147551
Shhh...you'll alert the models :) Totally agree though, anyone with a vague understanding of how bikes works ignores the pelican because they know the bike is unrideable in the fir…
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Comment #49137888
cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp
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Comment #48957243
Indeed, decline appears to accelerate significantly in 2023 so seems likely that's AI helping things along.
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Comment #48911751
We only do it for one-off age verification, not stuff that requires repeat authentication (those we simply don't use).
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Comment #48908634
As a purely tactical measure, we use the same older person (me) for age verification for all family members - zero failures so far and it poisons the well.
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Comment #48875633
Absolutely this will work, it's all over social media. Remember, in WWII Carrots were the secret weapon used to defeat the night fighters. [Todo: Add link to Poe's Law]
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Comment #48859932
First place to look when this sort of thing happens is pprune.org - lots of pilots on there, often with specific knowledge of the aircraft type and/or of the incident itself. In th…
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Comment #48783762
For the DIYers, it's simple to get an SCD4x sensor and hook it to a pi, arduino, ESP32 etc (then use CC to create a live web interface). I did this after trying an Inkbird CO2 moni…
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Comment #48664604
I get he's not popular. None the less it would be nice to see more nuanced comments. In my experience IPO's often follow a short-period of upside (where those who already have shar…
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Comment #48574961
I came across this one by accident one day:- * https://www.remotelondon.com/wisley-airfield-an-abandoned-ru... Doing a long bike ride to visit a friend, the route I'd plotted sudde…
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Comment #47822087
Just save pixel values as wavelength rather than RGB?
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Comment #47409367
Yes, when it makes the front page of the FT (2 days ago) you know there's some interesting stuff going on. The whole article is worth a read (I didn't known JD Vance's career was "…
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Comment #47400131
With interactive chart searchable by occupation.
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Comment #47052163
As a strong supporter of Ukraine, I would say ultimately wars are won or lost by economic forces (the side that can't afford it any more loses). That's how the USSR lost the Cold W…
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Comment #47052026
Something based on the principles of 'New'? (not clear on the details of how Show HN works, does it automatically appear?). Just shove entries under 'New' and let the group decide …
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Comment #47032424
Depends on the definition of slowly - thousands of photons per second upwards (and detectors are so sensitive these days that makes seeing easy). Lots of articles about on the subj…
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Comment #47027331
The light is produced by electrons combining with holes, so the size of the material doesn't come into it (unlike an antenna). I've personally pushed* a single rubidium atom about …