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I believe regardless of the actual probability of failure, most people would have refused to drive across the bridge had they seen one of the supports had become completely detached. Another way to put it is if authorities had closed the br
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I'm Alex, a senior full stack developer with 17 years' experience specialising in Java backend development. Recently I've worked on building the cold storage system for Digivault, a blockchain custody platform. I am looking f
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If it makes you feel better, I have occasionally handed friends my DSLR and asked them to record something for me. You can do this either by pressing the red record button or full press the shutter button. Well my friend spent 15 minutes on
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> This is even on the off-chance that the user has even read the message, which is incredibly unlikely. I can't count the number of times I've had developers tell me they had an error message and don't know what to do, and
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I'm am confused as to what the tool does. Are there any examples? Ironically I couldn't see any screenshots on the homepage. Something like a before and after would be good.
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> Today, under pressure, OpenAI pulled the ScarJo-like voice, alleging that the resemblance was purely a coincidence. > I probably don’t have to tell you, but that’s complete bullshit. And stupid, obviously refuted bullshit at that. T
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It's also worth noting that Sam Altman admitted that he had only used GPT4o for one week before it was released. It's possible that in the rush to release before Google's IO event, they made the realisation of the likeness
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The damning part is that they tried to contact her and get her to reconsider their offer only 2 days before the model was demoed. That tells you that at the very least they either felt a moral or legal obligation to get her to agree with th
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No type of physical removal or topical treatment worked for me. What eventually got rid of them was when I was prescribed terbinafine to treat toenail fungus. I couldn't take it for more than 2 weeks due to side effects which wasn'
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I'd recommend Da Vinci Resolve for making timelapses. It performs really well and let's you scrub through before rendering anything which lets you clip just the part that you need. Plus you get the benefit of high export quality w
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It's not explicitly stated, but also isn't ruled out that the nude bodies they were real photos of real children in which case, the deepfake element would be irrelevant.
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An alert will appear only when your phone and an Airtag have been moved to multiple locations together over the last few hours.
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The point of saying "I feel more vulnerable during the chaos of travel and don’t want any risk that a lost or stolen device could leak anything personal" is not to generate empathy in the border agent, it's to provide a plaus
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I agree. The interesting lesson I take from the seemingly strong capabilities of LLMs is not how smart they are but how dumb we are. I don't think LLMs are anywhere near as smart as humans yet, but it feels each new advance is bringing
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I'm not sure I understand the analogy. In rockets, you can either add another stage, or you can keep the number of stages the same and make your engines bigger. The former allows you to shed weight somewhere along the launch while the
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Looking at your real-time cloud rendering, have you considered trying to interpolate between the images provided every 3 hours by EUMETSAT? I have tried this using images from DISCOVR but I'm not totally happy with the result. I wonder
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There are some crazy lightning storms over China in the live video feed at the moment. Very cool. One thing I would change is to change the yellow dot to an actual image of the ISS. It would also be cool to be able to zoom in a little bit m
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They use Th4+ ions, not nuclei. The lack of 4 electrons in the Th cations is compensated for by the surrounding F- anions.
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We have to realise the privilege of living during a time when a single piece of evidence could allow us to draw such definitive conclusions. That wasn't the case until audio and video recordings were invented. We've grown used to
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I feel like that would make intuitively finding the zero point hard. At least with the zero point being horizontal, all you need to do is look at the world around you and see which way things fall.
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Why are you posting the output of chatgpt?
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Same here with Firefox on Windows.
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How about Costa Rica instead of Costa Del Sol? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhM_dDlhwSU
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It's not clear whether a standard refund is an option for buyers whose phones are still under warranty. Did Timothy try that before going to small claims court?
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The use of AI and the authorisation to kill civilians are unrelated parts of this story. Nowhere does it mention that the AI is being used to justify killing of civilians.
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I can think of lots of reasons. My double bed is in the corner of a small room so I only have access to one side of it. Lifting the mattress to put on a fitted sheet is very awkward and pretty strenuous. This also means that there isn'
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This is what I do. I take a corner of the inner and stuff it into the outer until I find the corner of the outer. Then I try to keep those two corners in place while I do the same with the other corner. Then I grab both corners from the out
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If this is indeed a cost effective way to convert CO2 to more useful chemicals, then it will encourage more CO2 emission into the atmosphere, not less. Industries that are currently CO2 polluting will be encouraged to produce more CO2 so th
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It was already a major news story and political issue before the ITV documentary. The documentary just made it bigger.
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Ah that makes sense. It's slightly ironic then that the ARM SoC includes a Mali GPU which presumably easily outperforms what can be achieved with the FGPA.
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