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9 days agoA refactoring would have a relatively similar number of subtractions as additions. This is almost entirely additions. This is not just refactoring.
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All true and well said, but if we’re talking about some small one person or family operation with a limited budget, I’ll take a snapshot from their phone over AI slop every time.
You presumably make the food nearly every day.
I would imagine you probably have a phone with a built in camera.
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Do I have to spell it out?
15·1 month agoHasn’t it been well established for a while now that hosting the Olympics is a giant pit that you throw taxpayer money into, and never get it back? It’s not a positive investment. Why does any community still agree to do it?
Take that money you would have spent on Olympic infrastructure and instead use it to actually make your community a better place to live!
You have no idea how lucky you are. I was just going to the hardware store the other day and very nearly fell head long into a rogue gay marriage.
However, the US Geological Survey (USGS) said that while the event was initially reported to be caused by a magnitude 4.4 earthquake, further analysis showed the “seismic event was a glacial collapse and debris flow that caused subsequent catastrophic impacts downstream” and “no earthquake had occurred”.
The USGS noted the glacial collapse had registered as a magnitude 5.2 seismic event on the Richter scale, occurring near the border between Nepal and China at 8.37am local time on Wednesday.
According to Assoc Prof Daniel Shugar, a geomorphologist at the University of Calgary in Canada, initial satellite analysis showed a 0.2 sq km chunk of ice “collapsed about 1.2km vertically”.
“What I can see in … satellite imagery from Planet Labs, the lower part of a glacier broke off at about 5,200 metres and crashed onto the valley floor about 1,200 metres below,” he wrote on Bluesky.
Gay marriage enters the chat.
I don’t want them to be required to tell me why they’re overcharging! I want them to be required to not overcharge!
Yes, and that paragraph completely contradicts an earlier one.
It might not look like it, but the person on the other side has the same tools you do. If they wanted the generic answer, they’d have it in a couple of seconds.
They’re not asking you because they want you to “polish the text” from AI. They could also do that themselves.
Resproxies are not inherently illegal. Some are used for evading censorship by routing internet traffic through ordinary looking residential homes. AI companies, for example, increasingly rely on resproxies to scrape data from multiple places on the internet in one go to train their AI models.
I “love” how that paragraph tries to paint AI companies use of hijacked residential TV’s to avoid being detected as they scrape the web for training data to steal as some kind of legitimate use of hijacked TV’s.
Pro tip to Zack Whittaker, the Techcrunch author: There is NO legitimate use of someone else’s Internet connection without their knowledge and consent. Full stop.
malicious mp3 files on a USB
LOL, this is hilarious, while simultaneously infuriating that the owners of hardware are required to install a Trojan Horse to uninstall the malicious software installed by the manufacturer.
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet 1/EFTA00000189.pdf
Image isn’t high enough resolution to read the speed dial labels on the phone when zoomed in… and yet, a couple lines are redacted out.
Suggests to me that there’s a higher resolution version that got redacted, and they’re uploading lower resolution versions of all images so that some finer details get redacted by proxy.
I went digging around, found some videos (interviews of victims) and audio recordings (apparently recordings of phone calls interviewing victims), and the audio in a majority of those I checked are absolute garbage. Static, distortion, etc.
I’m not even talking about redactions. You can tell the redactions because the audio completely cuts out for a moment (including the static). But the rest of the time, you can’t even understand a majority of the words. If this is normal for the DoJ, I’m surprised they ever convict anybody of anything.
So, I’m suspicious of them adding the static to make it impossible to get anything useful out of these.
So, every parking space is going to have a charger? Because those times that I’ve been to one of these big gas stations, I don’t leave my car blocking the pump while I wander around inside looking for the restroom.