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HanShotFirst
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HanShotFirst
10d ago
Indeed you are correct about this! What I think is different in these cases is that the images of the food in your examples (generally) aim to make it look good , whereas the AI art makes it looks like slop (literally and figuratively).
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HanShotFirst
10d ago
I've noticed a very sudden uptick in these AI designed signs and menus in my area. I fully understand why they are used by small business owners (fast and cheap), and I think getting angry at or threatening a business owner for using
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HanShotFirst
7mo ago
I do mostly video work. I am using DaVinci Resolve, which does have a Linux version, but a camera codec I very frequently encounter works seamlessly under Windows, and not at all under Linux. I've so far been unable to find a way to
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HanShotFirst
7mo ago
I had Desktop icons disappear after a Windows update; individual game icons stop working after a Steam update; and Minecraft network play breaking constantly when Windows is on one version and whatever other device is on a different version
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HanShotFirst
7mo ago
I hate trying to teach my children how to use Windows these days. When I was young, it took some effort to get programs up and running, but once you cleared that hurdle, the computer worked the same, consistently, every single time you tu
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HanShotFirst
7mo ago
1) Reducing chronic absenteeism by more aggressive tracking and offering social and financial support for students who may have difficulties at home. 2) Adding more optional school days during breaks, including busing and school lunches on
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HanShotFirst
7mo ago
I expected to see that in the article, but it's not mentioned at all.
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HanShotFirst
8mo ago
Is AI-generated text speech?
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HanShotFirst
10mo ago
Same!
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HanShotFirst
1y ago
I want to gently push back on this from my perch in NYC. Pre-Uber, taxis had their monopolistic issues but were: - available at most times on major thoroughfares with a raise of the hand. - reliable - I was never once jerked around or over
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HanShotFirst
1y ago
Trying to identify and remove bias in any direction is a worthy goal. That said, an evenhanded and factual approach to doing this may result in more negative sentiment towards people or organizations that deny facts; push fringe ideas with
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HanShotFirst
1y ago
They are not great for listening to music in high fidelity. The are great for spoken word, and fine for music if you're not super concerned about quality; I liken it to listening to music from the speaker on a small portable FM radio.
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HanShotFirst
1y ago
The only thing I wish for is that the map showed the whole path taken since the website went live!
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HanShotFirst
2y ago
My cynical and informed-only-by-observation take is that it is a win win for lawmakers of both parties. It allows people who want to buy weed to get it, without those local politicians seeming overly radical or permissive by decriminalizin
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HanShotFirst
2y ago
With root and installing LineageOS, do you feel confident that any stock malware/spyware is eradicated? Or do you feel that the risk, or whatever may be left over, is worth it for the benefits?
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HanShotFirst
2y ago
The Governor is pretty clearly doing this with the intent of saving vulnerable House seats. HOWEVER, it is misguided IMO because the political capital to get congestion pricing to the finish line has ~already~ been expended. The Governor,
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HanShotFirst
2y ago
I understand maybe just 1 to 3 of every 30 articles I see here, but they're usually the most educational and thought provoking content I've found all day. Seeing so much interesting subject matter that I don't know keeps me
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HanShotFirst
2y ago
I can attest it also happens in New York suburbs.
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HanShotFirst
3y ago
I have a SodaStream that uses a glass bottle. The bottle is fully enclosed in a metal shield while being pressurized to prevent injury if the bottle breaks. I've had it for years without any bottles breaking; the glass is quite thick
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HanShotFirst
3y ago
Reminds me of the train puzzle in Myst!
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HanShotFirst
4y ago
Cut and cover isn't as simple as it used to be because of the huge amount of underground infrastructure laid down over time, without proper mapping. Digging up any street in NYC is labor intensive, time consuming, and dangerous. Wheth
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HanShotFirst
4y ago
Looks like someone collected the btc bounty?
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HanShotFirst
4y ago
I read the books and enjoyed them. - To respond to one criticism seen widely here, the authors claim to have validated ages with historical municipal birth records in all the Blue Zones. I cannot speak to these particular zones, but I'
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HanShotFirst
4y ago
Just chiming in that I am in this boat too. I find it easy to fast at the office, provided there's not some ridiculous snack brought in by coworkers. However, at home the sheer amount of food I see while I'm preparing it for the k
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HanShotFirst
4y ago
Without the government your minimum wage job likely would have been sub-minimum wage...
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HanShotFirst
5y ago
Cuomo literally harrased his own highly competent NYC Transit director into resigning, for disagreements and stealing the spotlight. The LGA airtrain is an expensive boondoggle that is thankfully looking like it will be canceled. He was in
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HanShotFirst
5y ago
I was shocked to discover, several months after the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines were approved in America and trumpeted as proof of the speed and efficacy of our modern, capitalist medical system... that the Sinopharm and Sputnik V vaccines
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HanShotFirst
5y ago
My Google Home has definitely done this on several occasions. Seems sporadic though, not enough to truly annoy me yet.
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HanShotFirst
5y ago
Regardless of the merits of any particular one of those articles - this is scare mongering as it completely ignores that around 5 million people have died from COVID worldwide, while around 3 billion people have received the vaccine safely.
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HanShotFirst
5y ago
You're very free to not get vaccinated and endure the consequences, just as you were free to not get vaccinated as a child and be home schooled.
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