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razorbeamz
6mo ago
The photos are all either stolen or AI generated.
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razorbeamz
6mo ago
On close inspection, this does not appear to actually be Nick Bay's website, but rather someone impersonating him.
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razorbeamz
6mo ago
> I recognize the photographer There is curiously nothing on his website about this isopod site.
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razorbeamz
6mo ago
The people who are saying that this is not AI are either being misled or they are lying.
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6mo ago
This is raw AI slop, easily identified as such the second you see it. 100% generated website from the code to the text to the pictures.
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razorbeamz
6mo ago
Here in Japan every fucking food truck uses them for pictures of their menu, which really pisses me off because it's not representative of their food at all.
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razorbeamz
6mo ago
Neither of them drew them in an 8-bit style either. It's way too many colors.
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6mo ago
I hope Dan and Jordan can get the desk like they've always wanted.
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6mo ago
I was curious and just tested this with directly putting an ePub on my Kindle and it did not work. I also tried renaming the ePub to a .kfx and it still did not work.
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6mo ago
Did it break?
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6mo ago
It is.
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razorbeamz
6mo ago
Has this problem never been solved before? How do we know it's not just regurgitating a solution that came before it?
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6mo ago
If you think that a Mac or an OLPC is not art, you have a very narrow definition of art.
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The disappearance of old Tokyo businesses
(tokyotimes.org)
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6mo ago
There's a chip required for it that they cheaped out on.
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razorbeamz
6mo ago
And Pixel phones have the tech, but you need to flash a Japanese ROM to be able to use it.
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6mo ago
The card mentioned in the guides you read is the "Welcome Suica" that's only for tourists. You can get a normal Suica just about anywhere.
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6mo ago
Tourists are often buying paper tickets. There's no way for a foreign Android phone to use a digital Suica, so people with Android are stuck with a physical card or paper tickets, and there's a lot of outdated information online t
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6mo ago
I'd imagine Claude is too slow to fly a plane above everything.
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6mo ago
These mixed companies can be very confusing to tourists especially. I'm always answering questions from tourists who are confused why they can't buy a ticket to where they want to go.
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Mysterious Seafood Virus May Be Behind Emerging Eye Disease, Scientists Warn
(gizmodo.com)
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6mo ago
The leaders are the ones profiting from it.
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6mo ago
Ever heard of a Holga? The only metal parts in one of those are a single spring and some clips to hold it together.
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7mo ago
It hasn't been very well marketed. NASA lost a lot of their budget and they're not spending so much on outreach. I didn't know it was happening at all until launch day.
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7mo ago
> A wave of litigation has followed the gangbusters growth of leading prediction market sites Kalshi and Polymarket, which insist they are not gambling operations, but rather exchanges that let people place bets on the outcome of future
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Trump administration sues 3 states over attempts to regulate prediction markets
(npr.org)
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7mo ago
Perhaps some cultures' stories about "wild men" are about Neanderthals. Maybe Enkidu from the Epic of Gilgamesh was one.
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7mo ago
The AI generated logo image is a very big put-off.
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7mo ago
Japan has similar signs for cities along the highway.
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7mo ago
Good. If I wanted to read an AI generated article I'd just ask an LLM for one directly.
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