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by exodust 2y ago
A glowing endorsement, but deserved? Under "more like this" we find multiple hit-pieces by Zitron, hating on one man. You guessed it, Musk Bad Man. Never heard of Zitron, but I won't be back. His bitterness is on verge of unh
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> "...riled up by social media" By social media? Mobs have riled up for centuries, long before social media. We wouldn't blame the phone company for increased vulgar language, would we? Messages about the church incident w
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There were no reprisal attacks on places of worship connected to the attacker's faith. This is what the priest and everyone meant by reprisal. We're talking about the video, nothing more. Your argument is poor if you're bundl
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The PM wrongly conflates the church stabbing with "disinformation", which nobody denies is a problem on the internet in general. Australian politicians do this a lot and people are sick of it. They highlight "issue A" th
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Australian authorities claim the church stabbing video may incite reprisal attacks. Censoring is their attempt at behaviour modification of the few, at the expense of the right to raw information for the many. They want a blindfold mechanis
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by exodust 2y ago
If you're worried about fake people not meeting your needs, perhaps the problem is "needing fake people"? What's the use case for fake couple images? Who is the target audience? Is the intention to deceive viewers? If so
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It was meant for very basic pages as I found out the hard way. It would freeze up with even moderately complex table layouts. I used it for my first paid website build. With money made I bought an Iomega Zip Drive. I wonder where all the st
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These robots will be available to buy within our lifetime. Look at the nicely designed power button on the back with blue light ring. They are preparing for consumers. An elderly relative of mine has smoked his whole life. He admits it&#x27
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Imagine you made a mug and wrote a novel! Not a bummer at all.
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I wonder if you could send a robot to the store to buy cigarettes in the UK, or indeed the robot may decide it wants to buy cigarettes. "Sorry we can't sell cigarettes to anyone born after 2009, or robots".
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by exodust 2y ago
Yeh the infinite latticework does reveal a kind of order, I know what you mean. Perhaps it calms the OCD person seeing all those patterns. Although while under the influence of psychedelics you're unlikely to arrange your sock drawer w
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by exodust 2y ago
Yes true, I left out n=16 for my casual observation. It's a murky subject due to the traditional way being far removed from clinical environments. Anything artificial like therapy props would stand out under the influence of psychedeli
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by exodust 2y ago
Interesting that OCD is the winning disorder, with zero negative responders. Recalling my mushroom days.... Okay, I think I get it. Psychedelic experience is, in part, about embracing the beautiful chaos of the universe. Surrendering to the
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by exodust 3y ago
Agree with throwaway, the faces look great. Thanks for this library, the amount of face detail options is really cool.
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> 10 year old OS Isn't an OS only as old as its last update? Like an online map which gets updated, the map is not considered "old" if kept updated.
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Interesting privacy issue. Personally I'd want to protect my own home's "light emissions" from peeping toms. My home, my light! It's remarkable anyone thinks it's okay for a licensing authority to adopt this Or
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by exodust 3y ago
Aren't you just generating crumbs at two locations now? The kitchen bench and cupboard? Possibly the floor too due to moving the toaster?
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by exodust 3y ago
Surely this can't be real any more! Like the wikipedia article says, modern digital signals and flat screens means correlating a set's emissions with a particular licensed broadcast is "difficult"! I'd say impossibl
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by exodust 3y ago
Wikipedia is missing the iconic photo of the two cars hanging over the edge of the Tasman bridge. > "the only thing that stopped the car from tipping over the edge was the casing of the automatic transmission, which grinded and grip
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by exodust 3y ago
Did you replace the real you with "AI you" to ask me "why"? I presume you wouldn't do that? How about replacing your own voice on a video that you make, allowing your viewers to believe it's your natural voice?
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by exodust 3y ago
Yes exactly. Thanks. Voice cloning was indeed the suggestion made above. The ethical challenge in my opinion, is that your status as living human narrator on a video is now irrelevant, when you're replaced by voice cloning. Perhaps we&
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by exodust 3y ago
A lot different? The equivalent would be applying makeup to your mannequin replacement. All the things you mention are decoration. Replacing your voice is more than a surface alteration. I guess if some clever AI decides to take issue with
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by exodust 3y ago
I have an even lazier question after failing to speed-read the article. Does this output an actual 3D mesh? Or does it only output a 3d-looking rendered animation?
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A "not AI" filter is an excellent idea.
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> ...to her my voice is someone else. To her, your voice is your voice not someone else's voice. If you share a Youtube account with your wife, "someone else" means someone other than you or your wife. The more interesting
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by exodust 3y ago
Nothing happens, it's a relative size demonstration. Earth is the grape, the sun an elephant etc. Black hole with 4m solar mass is just a large sphere. Good video, but there is no simulation.
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Interesting the official Ørsted promo video about South Fork Wind is 3 minutes long, and contains no more than 8 seconds of footage showing the actual turbines. 8 seconds! Don't blink. The main focus is slow-motion shots of smiling peo
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They sold off their oil and gas business in 2017 for a billion dollars before the name change [wikipedia]. Obviously the 'ONG' in their name no longer represented their activities. The idea their former name would be offensive to
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It's not a big difference. This topic is about Australia, not Europe. Our parking spaces are at least 240cm wide. Enough room for SUVs to park next to each other no problem. In fact the more common SUV in Australia is the Mitsubishi Ou
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by exodust 3y ago
Good point, but realistically if harm is caused due to unsafe warehouse stacking, there is a human employee behind that error. The exception might be automated stacking software, which would need to be licensed and done properly. So it&#x

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