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tomalaci
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tomalaci
4y ago
Same issue for me using Chrome/Win10. There seem to be some sharp artefacts above letters: https://imgur.com/a/lt8Kdah
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tomalaci
4y ago
Imagine making a video game with a poorly trained 3D model generating AI to generate things to chase you. A whole new level of Phasmophobia-style game!
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tomalaci
4y ago
People doing porn can now truly claim they are doing "science" by providing valuable, insightful data samples :) It shouldn't be surprising to see quick future advances in this domain as most of the porn material is usually a
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tomalaci
4y ago
I understand that there is a lot of negative sentiment with various pump and dump schemes that have been going around for a while or similar bad solutions that just rope in naïve retail investors. However, I am genuinely curious what produc
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tomalaci
4y ago
Since PFAS is so prevalent I think we will not only need to find a way to break it down but also to somehow break it down within our bodies. Some sort of procedure or treatment. Scientists keep finding all kinds of negative effects from hav
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tomalaci
4y ago
Thanks for jogging my memory! It was indeed Argon, not Halon, and the pressure issues that broke HDDs.
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tomalaci
4y ago
I have a colleague who was on the on-call rotation for some of our systems hosted in a datacenter our company owned. During this rotation he got unlucky in that the datacenter detected fire and decided to disperse gas that displaces oxygen
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4y ago
You can go to https://labs.openai.com/waitlist and join a waiting list. I think most people here put that they are Developer. I joined a month ago with no invite yet so it may take some time. AFAIK it is free either after y
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4y ago
Like many I am still waiting for my access to be granted to it. I can understand them slowly opening it up more due to apparent resource constraints. This does make me wonder if it would be feasible in the future to run these kinds of solut