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by simple10 3y ago
Lol. The consent popup on this site is nearly identical to the "dark pattern" example in the Cloudflare Zaraz blog post. No reject all option. You have to click learn more to customize to deny cookies.
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Mostly, I was asked if I'm gay... by humans. Didn't get a chance to talk to a bot.
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I ran into the same issue. Opening the video link in Chrome incognito works. Going directly to the video link after visiting the article (with blocked embedded video) causes a connection refused error to YouTube. I haven't seen this wi
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Ah. Maybe this is just PR cover to ease external fears that DeepMind team will leave Google.
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Lol. Makes sense. Any idea why they're queuing this up for a multiple announcement PR stunt? Seems a bit out of character for Google to tease out announcements like this. My guess is they have a bigger announcement coming next week. Ot
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> I’m sure you will have lots of questions about what this new unit will look like for you. Can any HN Googlers comment on what this announcement means? Is this announcement just a PR move to get people to pay attention to upcoming annou
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by simple10 3y ago
Cool! Reminds me of the "most dangerous game" of the 80's, Lawn Darts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khHzGqgO2Bw
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As long as there are lions in the pit.
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I really wish ancient sports would make a comeback. I would give an arm and leg to spectate at an ancient sports demo event. Sort of Renaissance fair meets Olympics vibe.
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Andrew Bustamante, the Everyday Spy guy and former CIA operative, has an interesting breakdown of increased UAP phenomena. A confluence of open loop thinking and innate fear of death exacerbated by DoD acknowledgement of UAP activity. Andre
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by simple10 3y ago
It looks like DeepMotion has a free tier. Did you just need more credits or is there some additional feature only available on the paid tiers?
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This is amazing! It's a bit buried in the repo readme files, but the author @hjessmith used Rokoko Video [1] to create the animation files (BVH) from a phone video. Then he used Animated Drawings to make the drawings replicate his moti
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by simple10 4y ago
Oh hell yes. About time someone references Hyperion.
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Subscription is $13.49/yr or $1.49/mo for mini according to Mac Store page.
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Ah. Thanks! Good to know. Only cost me a couple downvotes. Lol.
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Just curious... why link to the old reddit subdomain? Is it just a personal layout preference or are there other practical reasons?
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The UnchartedX YouTube channel [1] has excellent in-depth analysis of possible tools and construction methods used for ancient megalithic structures, including the Great Pyramid. He hasn't released a video yet of the new discovery, but
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by simple10 4y ago
The UnchartedX YouTube channel [1] has excellent in-depth analysis of possible tools and construction methods used for ancient megalithic structures, including the Great Pyramid. He hasn't released a video yet of the new discovery, but
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by simple10 4y ago
From the study abstract [1]: "In this largely vaccinated (84%) population, the posterior probability that ivermectin reduced symptom duration by more than 1 day was less than 0.1%." "Importance: It is unknown whether ivermect
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Actually, this video is much better quality and without the crowd of tourists. https://youtu.be/C4tgeO5A4As?t=499
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Here's a 360 video of the hall of mirrors in Versailles mentioned in the article. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0-w-96KqK8
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by simple10 4y ago
Great idea! The ability to create and easily share custom prompts has a lot of potential for non-developers. But there's no pricing info, ability to add API keys, or create prompts for images. Seems a bit premature to launch on HN. It
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Am I oversimplifying, or are the layoffs more of a predictable function of correcting for zero interest money without fear of employment lawsuits? Money was free (zero interest) during covid. Most tech companies increased staff to keep pace
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This depends a lot on the area. Most places I like to go are backcountry without trails. But in high traffic areas with lots of nature tourists, it's a good idea to respect the erosion control areas, especially in the desert with fragi
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by simple10 4y ago
This video was a game changer for sure. It's amazing to see it racked up 8M views over the years. There was a scientist at UC Santa Cruz who patented a chemical that could be used to detect urushiol under a blacklight. I contacted them
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Yeah, it was worth it for the showers. Lol. To be fair, it wasn't a life threatening situation. Just a strong reminder to be grateful of everyday I wake up without body wide pain. That's how I view poison ivy and oak. Nature'
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The worst is in the winter when poison ivy or oak loses its leaves. It's almost impossible to detect, at least for me. Years ago, I was hiking with a friend on a ridge south of San Francisco. It was February and warm weather so I was w
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Found the author. @krishnerkar on Twitter: https://twitter.com/krishnerkar/status/1621216738581913604
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Nice work! This is surprisingly useful. I could see it connecting it up to a CRM for record augmentation. Who's the author? I didn't find any published code on github.
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Adafruit sells a geiger counter kit. It's been on my list of things to tinker with for scanning living and work environments for potential hazards. Just for fun. I'm curious if anyone here has ever found high levels of radiation w

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