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by netsharc 3mo ago
I think there's also someone who's very close to him who currently has the reins of power in government... or you forgot about this? He even sent the now-deceased man a birthday card with some words that strongly suggest he knew w
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by netsharc 3mo ago
The last time Internet people were obsessed with OCRing some base64 was a few months ago when the DoJ released tons of emails from some guy who died, but they were released as rasterized PDFs. Can't remember his name now, there's
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by netsharc 3mo ago
Nowadays cars engage the electronic parking brake (and P on the gear selector) when you open the door. Which has caused another crash, there's a video of a lady stuck at a rail crossing who was screaming she couldn't get the car g
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by netsharc 3mo ago
But... this is a condition that can be changed within 1 minute? (From "do not know" to "know"). Sure it takes longer to get proficient, but learning it is quicker than learning e.g. Roman numerals or how to tie a necktie
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by netsharc 3mo ago
I stayed at a clinic once, and all the smart TVs were on the same network.. I wonder what would've happened if I streamed a video from my phone to another room's TV.
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by netsharc 3mo ago
A decade ago official entities like police or city hall would say "Follow us on Twitter to get the latest news", and would just use it as an instant publication platform (well it's what it was designed for)...
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by netsharc 3mo ago
Take what literally? That the CCO is a monkey? I'm genuinely asking what I'm not supposed to do and why it could be taken "literally", considering the words of my comment you quoted.
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by netsharc 3mo ago
Without context it reads like you work in a publisher that publishes fiction...
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by netsharc 3mo ago
The site calls the API directly (www.artic.edu), so yeah, probably it will ruin^W change the metric. It's probably the creator's idea? Some, ahem, video sites, have "Popular videos". Of course the videos that end up ther
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by netsharc 3mo ago
When being defensive about the genocide, some people invoke against the protesters, e.g. "Where were you when the atrocities in Sudan were happening?", admitting that the genocide being committed is as bad as the Sudan conflict...
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by netsharc 3mo ago
Now I wonder who invented wheat, or sugar (used to make cake)? Also hotdogs are made with Wiener sausages, which are from...
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by netsharc 3mo ago
That sounds like an area where someone can sell a device that scans for toxins/mold/etc. Put a sample, if the machine says "Bad" then throw away, if it says "OK", then hope it's not an Elizabeth Holmes-esq
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by netsharc 3mo ago
When they force that, it's an invitation for me to open it in an incognito window. Track all you want, assholes!
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by netsharc 3mo ago
The ASCII art reminds me of teletext.. this page shows a globe on a teletext page: https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Teletext
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by netsharc 3mo ago
I wonder how many people hallucinated the word "can" in your comment and downvoted because of it..
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by netsharc 3mo ago
If you want to be a know-it-all poseur, at least back it up with data.
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by netsharc 3mo ago
What did Taylor Swift and many celebs do yesterday at Madison Square Garden (a public venue)? All the news says she got married, but does that mean you're trusting the news media? Public venue, private ("secret") event.
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by netsharc 3mo ago
The "not X, it's Y" creates dramatic tension, "It wasn't a pimple, it was a tumor", but fucking AI overuses it for everything like they're doing a fucking TED-talk, despite being vapid, e.g. "This isn
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by netsharc 3mo ago
Yeah, I noticed it at "Here is the uncomfortable part. 1,000 ppm is not an extreme number." Either AI, or LinkedIn brainrot.
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by netsharc 3mo ago
I wonder if I can ask a Google sales rep for quote me a price for Gemini One 365 Enterprise Pro. But I guess they'd just put my query into their Gemini Sales Pro Assist chatbot..
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by netsharc 3mo ago
huh, what if the image encoding is 8 bits per R, G, B values of the pixel, then one can encode the same amount of text in less pixel dimensions (3 letters would need 1 pixel instead of three 12x12 pixels) The top line can be the OCR-able in
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by netsharc 3mo ago
Aren't iPhones the first sexy enough phone for more than tech hipsters? I still remember BlackBerry (aka CrackBerries), which was what business types used. And then iPhone came along, and pinch-to-zoom was such a sexier UX. Sheesh, whe
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by netsharc 3mo ago
E-ink would be too modern, needs an analog matrix display, like https://i.imgur.com/wgnCKrh.png (but miniaturized).
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by netsharc 3mo ago
What year do you live in? The "infotainment" (the display on the middle of the car) controls a lot of things now. On my car I can change things like lane departure or collision warning, changing the car's behaviour, for examp
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by netsharc 3mo ago
For a blog named with a wordplay on "Less is more", this text sure has a loooooot of unncessary bullshit before getting to the point.
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by netsharc 3mo ago
I never noticed that the Emperor was a vain man who couldn't admit his lack of wisdom (because only wise people could "see" the beautiful cloth, and he pretended to be able to see it), and that he was surrounded by yes-men (o
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by netsharc 3mo ago
Somehow the article manages to repeat this obvious stuff about 7 or 8 times... I wonder if that hardware on the normal Z6 III is on a daughterboard, and if removing it makes the OS complain (like having no color ink mean some printer-scanne
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by netsharc 3mo ago
There also was never a successful manned landing on the moon before Apollo 11 did it..
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They did zero trials before those billions of doses! None! Straight from the lab into your veins! /S
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by netsharc 3mo ago
That reminds me of this 90's very very NSFF ad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dc0BUPRTX2Q * Not safe for feminists

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