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> Enhancing Image Generation Models Using Photogenic Needles in a Haystack They were collecting the needles
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Bit odd of an approach. E. g. why did they make a "detective" character played by Paris Hilton
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What device are you using? I'm viewing this on an 1440p monitor and it 100% is pixelized. Might be a bug then with scaling https://ibb.co/BqD9GmX
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Are you using StyleGAN generations for your testimonies? https://melodic-mind.com/avatars/women-2.webp I'm not really blaming you all that much, a lot of small companies do something similar to this nowadays, but
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Show HN: Sankei, one of the largest Japanese newspapers, uses a pixelized font
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Just turn on Bot Fight Mode, that should be sufficient. If you have a very high risk scenario permanently turn on the under attack mode and it will throw a Turnstil captcha at all suspicious requests. In that scenario you should probably se
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Ask HN: How to do literal web searches after Google destroyed the “ ” feature?
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What do you want to hear?
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Read the rest of the article, there's been concrete evidence to his claim since 2009 when he wrote a review. That's what this is supposed to convey. Also I think the 2018 study he mentions is pretty damning too and it's unaff
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I get why this title might sound spammy but it's straight off the Berkley website and it's an interview with a Berkley professor.
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Moskowitz: Cellphone radiation is harmful, but few want to believe it
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> Because a VPN in this sense is just a glorified proxy. The VPN provider can see all your traffic, and do with it what they want - including logging. That's incorrect, they can see your traffic if you are connecting without tls whi
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This isn't a counter argument
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> Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 DRAM 3200MHz > 75 USD Completely overpriced. Runs for 35 EUR in Germany
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Yeah, maybe don't allow shit like aspartame or TiO2 (read banning of it in Northern Ireland after it has been happily used in food) to go into production before establishing more concrete evidence for its safety then. Same goes for par
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Why are these [flagged]
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Makes a big difference. Truly.
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Perplexity apparently does this, I just confirmed it. Which sucks because perplexity is a very solid product that also lets you opt out of data collection and has a share button, implying action needs to take place to get it to be public
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Are you sure? https://blogs.perficient.com/2017/03/15/does-google-use-chro...
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It says "we ask", not "you have to". I'd say it's open to interpretation that this is an informal request and not legally binding. Also I do want to open the can of worms and say that whoever doesn't even
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Duck DNS frequently gets abused to my knowledge, a lot of their subdomains are in a phishing dataset I've seen Edit: yes > Unfortunately this service is often abused by phishers. https://www.malwarebytes.com/blog
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Historically speaking there is a good chance the transformers approach will be replaced by a new approach or a substantially altered transformers approach in the next five years. Efficiency will increase both on the software and the hardwar
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> The affected cells show cell-cycle arrest, replication stress, apoptosis [!], and so on. And application of AOH1996 along with other known chemotherapy agents made the cells much more sensitive to those, presumably because they couldn’
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I read it selectively initiates apoptosis based on that protein and only affects cancer cells but that might have been relayed incorrectly Edit: exactly -> "It was created to target a specific variant of PCNA found only in cancer ce
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One day the FOSS community will implode over ethics and licenses when the coolest thing ever gets released
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Select H265 (HEVC) encoding (with MKV container) in the settings and test what bitrate is the lowest you can work with. And obviously keep resolution to 1920x1080 This will save 50 to 60 % over just standard MP4 settings I'd say. Most
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OBS can do this, it's not difficult to set up
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https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2019/05/24/7254041...
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According to whom? The same people claiming that most UFO sightings happen in the US and the UK based on an undisclosed English-language institute receiving those reports? You always have to question whether reports like this are even taken
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It shows the magnetic effects associated with superconductors, which are omnidirectional from my understanding, in contrast to a 'regular magnet'
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