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by mesh 4y ago
We dont. More info here: >The insights obtained through content analysis will not be used to re-create your content or lead to identifying any personal information. https://helpx.adobe.com/manage-account/using/m
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by mesh 4y ago
Just to be really clear what we do and do not train on: Firefly was trained on Adobe Stock images, openly licensed content and public domain content, where copyright has expired. https://firefly.adobe.com/faq We do not trai
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by mesh 4y ago
>That is, these companies are largely not doing the hard part, which is creating and training these models in the first place. fyi, for Adobe Firefly, we are training or models. From the FAQ: "What was the training data for Firefly?
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by mesh 4y ago
Ahh, you are saying the Economists app just uses RSS behind the scenes? Why didn't I think of that!?! This actually solves real problems for me as I have to often drive through areas where I have no coverage, and I listen to the econom
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by mesh 4y ago
fyi, if you have a subscription to the Economist, you can read each edition offline via their mobile app. Available every Thursday. You can also listen to it, but that doesnt work offline.
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by mesh 4y ago
It really cool to hear from you. Was excited when I saw your post. Such amazing times!
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by mesh 4y ago
Well, now, those images bring back a lot of memories. I was in a similar boat. My early blog made money for me through affiliate sales for books about Flash, which eventually led to me writing books on Generator / Flash, which led to a
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by mesh 4y ago
The economist has an article this week that discusses this on a broader Japanese economic level: https://www.economist.com/finance-and-economics/2023/01/31/i... >Japanese firms have long been reluctan
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by mesh 4y ago
I wonder if Twitter considered charging users of third party apps to be able to use them? i.e. in order to access Twitter via a third party app, you have to pay a monthly subscription to twitter. I know Twitter has discussed subscriptions,
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by mesh 4y ago
> I still believe that Flash conceptually was a brilliant idea done terribly. It was slow, buggy, under developed functionality and a security nightmare.t Relative to what though? There was nothing else with its ubiquity, ease of use and
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by mesh 4y ago
Personally, I think RTSs are way easier to watch. Its easier to understand what is going on at a base level (i.e. build an army and beat the other side). MOBAs seem super confusing if you dont play. Its 30 minutes of nothing happening, and
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by mesh 4y ago
Yeah, and it seems stadia was more difficult to setup than a console.
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by mesh 4y ago
That was my experience. (I tried it for a free trial). Graphics were poor and input lag was abysmal (and made a lot of types of games unplayable).
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by mesh 4y ago
>Chinese gov generally can't do anything in US compared to US government, so personally I think facebook is more risky. The Economist discussed this last week: >The bigger, underappreciated problem with TikTok is the chance it of
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by mesh 4y ago
fyi, different roasts require different grinds, and changing bean roasts without changing grind can definitely lead to bad coffee (even if the beans are high quality). In general, you have to tune in your grind for each roast. Simple overvi
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by mesh 4y ago
fyi, The Economist discusses this topic this week: For foster children, relatives can make all the difference https://www.economist.com/united-states/2022/06/09/for-foste... "Research shows that chi
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by mesh 4y ago
He said "may not", which is the same as saying "may".
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by mesh 4y ago
Have you had Fatty Tuna? OToro? It is super flavorful and luscious, much more so than the leaner cuts of Tuna. In my experience most tuna in sushi places and rolls is Akami (which is good, but not as flavorful). Might be worth trying out if
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by mesh 5y ago
Just wanted to respond and second the comment on the Economist. I have been reading it for a year, and it has really given me a much broader and more balanced view of what is going on in the world (including in the US). I really like gettin
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by mesh 5y ago
Not really anymore. Synthetic-aperture radar is making the Earth’s surface watchable 24/7 https://www.economist.com/technology-quarterly/2022/01/27/sy...
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by mesh 5y ago
Also Ito-Ya https://www.ito-ya.co.jp/lang/en/index.html
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by mesh 5y ago
It seems pretty simple, I can spend money to rent a place, and after 30 years (rent), have nothing to show for the money I put in, or I can buy a house (mortgage), spend money for 30 years, and then have an asset I own. Not to mention the f
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by mesh 5y ago
If interested in reading more on this, and other abuses on the sea: The Outlaw Ocean https://www.amazon.com/Outlaw-Ocean-Journeys-Untamed-Frontie... This is based on a series of articles the author wrote for the New York Ti
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by mesh 5y ago
Native Americans represent 1.7% of the US population: https://minorityhealth.hhs.gov/omh/browse.aspx?lvl=3&lvlid=6...
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by mesh 5y ago
When I was in graduate school way back in the 90s, I had an old dot matrix printer that I would use to print out the daily RFE / RI (Radio Free Europe) email news reports from Eastern Europe. Its a huge waste of resources over time, bu
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by mesh 5y ago
Note, most Non-Alcoholic beer actually has a small amount of alcohol (usually around 0.5%) which can add up depending how much you drink.
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Robbing the Xbox Vault: Inside a $10M Gift Card Cheat(bloomberg.com)
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by mesh 5y ago
I would suggest reading some sources outside the US. Specifically, I would recommend the Economist. While the Economist has a very distinct view, it does provide a little higher level, distanced view of US and world politics. It has highlig
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by mesh 5y ago
The only concern isnt just death, but also longer term issue such as long covid (which may be a bigger concern for this group).
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by mesh 5y ago
In my experience, the vast majority of people go vegan out of concern for animals, and not primarily because they want to be more healthy. Doing a quick search seems to support that, but perhaps the trends / reasons are changing as veg

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