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by jobigoud 4y ago
> You say you could appreciate it without reference to the origin, but how can any of us claim that? Easy, you tap the like button without wondering if it was made by/with AI or not. I'm sure many people that don't really
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by jobigoud 4y ago
I follow art-related stuff and nature photography, mainly digital illustration and I do NOT get any soft-erotica stuff. I only get what I'm interested in. I will say that I prefer going to the Explore tab rather than the Reels tab beca
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by jobigoud 4y ago
So the correct question should be something like "Is it, or has it ever been, alive?"
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I would first establish if it's an animal or a human.
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Can you touch one? No because they don't exist, so not tangible.
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by jobigoud 4y ago
That's exactly what happens in the video linked in the article in that paragraph. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-q9tXR7jmL8
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by jobigoud 4y ago
Oh we have more than two sets of accents, we have acute, grave, circumflex and dieresis. Spanish also has ¨ I think, like in güero or piragüismo. We don't use the accents in the same way as Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan and Italian, it
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by jobigoud 4y ago
A modern solution is simply to have non-breaking space easily accessible in your keyboard layout for when you need it. In the BÉPO layout this is at SHIFT + space. Especially simple since all double punctuations (:?!; those that require an
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by jobigoud 4y ago
Interestingly that's the Catalan spelling.
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by jobigoud 4y ago
Yes, the Aranet 4 is even featured on the front page of SenseAir. "We're incredibly proud to have our CO2 sensor Senseair Sunrise inside this popular product." The sensor itself costs $229.00 at co2meter.com.
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by jobigoud 4y ago
Kurtis Baute tried to seal himself in a greenhouse with plants and that wasn't enough to compensate the exhaling. It was featured in a Tom Scott video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Nh_vxpycEA
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by jobigoud 4y ago
Yeah what I meant to underline was that for a critical application you won't be able to react faster than one hour in case the data reports a critical issue. So not suitable for security or any application where you need less than one
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by jobigoud 4y ago
Critical applications that are only sending one data point per hour. It's limited to 750 packets per month.
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by jobigoud 4y ago
Roughly 0.44 bits/s. Data is 750 packets of 192 bytes per month on the $5 plan.
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by jobigoud 4y ago
Humans won't be able to tell the difference. If another AI is able to tell the difference then we'll just use this as in adversarial model to make sure the bar is raised even more.
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by jobigoud 4y ago
If this is the case then we'll just find a way to bundle the curator AI with the art-generator AI to improve the quality of the art generated in the first place.
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by jobigoud 4y ago
You can already do backups with Authy but I think OP's issue is for SMS-based 2FA which is still very common.
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by jobigoud 4y ago
Your story reminds me of a newspaper we have in France "La bougie du sapeur", it's only published on February 29th. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Bougie_du_Sapeur
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by jobigoud 4y ago
Muphry's law at play.
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by jobigoud 4y ago
I'm not sure about this because when going through Youtube shorts I regularly see videos with +100K dislikes, and any "viral" video has dozens of thousands of dislikes. I don't think this many users installed an extensio
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by jobigoud 4y ago
It's interesting that you are contrasting "things that are beautiful", and then as the main criticism "it's really easy to make". In the next few years we are going to have this debate over and over again (AI-a
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Interesting since they are managed by the same company. But I'm not even sure Google is the best search engine for Youtube or video content in general.
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by jobigoud 4y ago
But what would they put on that government list exactly? Your mac address?
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And hyenas are closer to cats than to dogs.
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From the article: "I landed on the freeDictionary API that uses the Wiktionary as a source.".
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by jobigoud 4y ago
How does it compare to Livio collection of dictionary apps, which are free, without ads, offline, have bookmarks, notes and history? https://www.livio.app/p/introduction-free-offline-english.ht...
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by jobigoud 4y ago
The two techniques, intensive or extensive reading, are valuable. Usually I lookup every word during the first few chapters of a book, to make sure I have a solid base for the story, then only lookup words that I've seen many times bef
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by jobigoud 4y ago
> Great confirmation of the unmet need in the space. Hmmm, I've been using a dictionary app for years that is offline, ad-free, remembers words you look up, and has a word of the day feature. Also has favorites and you can add perso
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by jobigoud 4y ago
I just realized it's not symmetric. If you click Paris it highlights Perpignan (in the South), but if you click Perpignan it doesn't reach Paris at all. Same for Brussels and Newcastle.
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by jobigoud 4y ago
So what's the longest distance between two such connected stations?

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