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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
It does if you google the make and model to find out the lens parameters (assuming it isn't a fancy camera with interchangeable lenses)
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
I've recently had to add a notifications system for an app I manage for a client. The client requested it, and I work as part of a larger company, so I couldn't exactly say no, but I felt pretty icky doing it
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
If you know the camera make and model, you might be able to get lens parameters and get better estimates of real world geometry from the image
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
I mean I can vary from 9 to 3 hours of sleep a night, and I can tell you I'd rather get 9 than 3. Just because I'm meant to get 8 hours a night doesn't mean I do
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
I'm pretty sure the only reason the video trebuchet wasn't a proper bullet is because it's made out of plastic instead of a ball bearing. Aren't most handguns subsonic?
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
That works until you have a sudden and unexpected situation such as "There is an epidemic of black death, please remain indoors" which you didn't account for, and now you have to tell everyone that the country has been beset
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
Looks like it's just dithered pixel art. The JS in the page isn't obfuscated, and I'm not an expert but it looks like the image is being dynamically generated, and then there's a bayer dithering with some extra random ji
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
No, and that's not what bluesky is doing
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
They don't respond to it. It simply says "this button is part of sensitive content", and the OS itself hides the sensitive content, revealing the image below it
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
"practically finished and ready to go" is a bit of an overstatement. They made some holes in the ground, and did preliminary research and manufacturing, but it was heavily mismanaged and fantastically over budget, so congress kill
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
That's what bluesky is doing in this case. It is showing the button on an area that is "invisible to screenshots", and the butterfly is behind it, so it shows through when a screenshot is taken
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
Well, the fact that the article says they cannot help pay
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
Generally, you don't employ children
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
> "because the things they scapegoat – on the Left, the billionaires, on the Right, foreigners – cannot pay for more than a pittance of what they want done" Why can't billionaires help pay for it?
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
They're not trying to make the watermark undetectable, that would defeat the point of a watermark. They're making it detectable, but not make the text obviously watermarked
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
> "Nothing is aligned" The first two items in each row are aligned, and each item is aligned to one of two columns > "Buttons are touching" The only buttons that are touching are the + and - buttons which are part
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
Have you compared pre- and post-watermarked text to make that assertion? And I'm not sure how writing your own text if you care deeply about the word choice is handicapping the technology?
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
I'll be interested to see if people can actually pick out which text is watermarked and which isn't once they introduce it. It won't switch "bananas" to "airplanes". It'll switch "I really enjoy
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
LLMs do a whole lot more than writing your thoughts down. They write extra text. If you just want a pen and paper, use Notepad. Or better, a pen and paper
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
> "The exact words we choose when writing matter." Then write your own damn text if you care about the exact wording so much
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
> "It asks for the real dimension instead of inventing one." Shortly after > "Make an adapter that connects my shop vac hose to the dust port on my table saw" > "Done: Ø57.6 → Ø35.0 · 74 mm" is interes
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
They don't: "skips the model entirely if the page is empty, parked, or a bot-challenge wall"
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
If your lab meat is running away, something has gone very wrong
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
Some people still use ipv4
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
It still started in russia though, even if nobody was there to see it
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
If you pan to the right, it shows that it actually starts in a bit of russia
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
Is that link meant to point directly at a verification page?
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
Oh, I didn't know about that
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
Joe Public has no idea what an "FTP" is and just wants a program they can download that does it all for them
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
If it's a legal requirement to have the government check for hidden people before you do building, why do they need to hide the fact they did it? I'm not a Christian but I'm pretty sure I'd still need to deconsecrate a c

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