I bought my toyota before he went crazy.

The application process shown is clearly text based. Its not asking for images audio or video. The image and video tools you linked are designed for physical watermarks, not cryptographic ones. Its the same word, but very different in practice.

The text watermarking is embedded into the output’s word choice. It requires large amounts of text of text to be detectable, but it is there in plain text. Word choice is shifted by a biased random number generator based on a secret key. Without the secret key held only by the company, its not possible to tell which part the watermark is.

Most things can be circumvented. There are local models that do not watermark. But most people are lazy, most people go the simple route of copying the output of a corporate AI product. People literally publish articles that end with, “is there anything more I can do to help.”

That tester is old. It uses the technique of testing how predictable the text is, which is very inaccurate, especially on famous works that were in the training data. But recently, the major AI companies started watermarking their own outputs. It is now much easier to prove something is AI generated.

The watermarks are cryptographic in nature, and they rely on a secret key to both watermark and verify. So only the AI company can run the test, but it is accurate with long enough texts.

I’m sure its a cynical ploy to get people to upload future training data directly to the AI company’s servers, but it does mean AI is more detectable now than it was.

According to self driving companies…

Deaths can be reduced in reality by redesigning the infrastructure to be safe.

I was going to say its hypocritical to require bars to have parking spaces while also complaining about drunk driving, but Richmond eliminated parking minimums in 2023. Changing the laws around drunk driving does little to curb it unless there are alternatives to driving. And Richmond is doing some of those. They have a bus only transit system, which includes a partial BRT with partial signal priority, and all busses are all fare free.

Most of the main routes stop at midnight, and the partial BRT runs until 1AM. Its late enough to be feasible for a night out at the bar, but only a prudent one where you’re consistently aware of the time.

Richmond’s city council seems to be doing a decent job by american standards.

.ml stands for Marxist Linuxist yes

That first link shows an extended conversation between two users who disagreed respectfully. It doesn’t seem to say what you think it says.

The only way the second link shows anything is if you genuinely don’t understand the idea of context. There’s a bit of a difference between responding to a single instance of something, and an established pattern of behavior.

You’re incoherent.

I think its worth mentioning that the poster of the downvoted thread, and the mod who did the ban are the same person. Specifically banning someone to protect your own posts is abusive, malicious, and cowardly.

You are allowed to say fucj on the internet.

The patriot act was bipartisan. ALPRs are being installed in all states regardless of political affiliation. Data companies donate to politicians on both sides if the isle.

This isn’t a partisan thing.

They were supposed to go around given the state the aircraft was in.

I am bad art.

Meta analysis is actually the best class of scientific evidence. A meta analysis looks at the totality of research on the subject. Because any single study can yield different results, scientists need to do many studies. Certainty in science comes from replication. If repeated studies show the same results, those results become more certain. If a new meta analysis confirms the result of an old meta analysis, it shows the results are likely to be accurate.

The new meta analysis included newer research. That conclusion is saying that the newer studies match the results of the old ones. That’s how science works. Nothing can be certain unless its replicable. Most science is like this. Papers are written by scientists for other scientists. Meta analysis from every field are exactly like this.

But any study like these looking for the general case. This analysis is making limited claims with strong certainty. This study is saying that, with a great deal of certainty, CBT has a small to medium effect on most people, but not all of those who get it.

There are many problems in medicine. You have encountered many of them.

Its clear CBT didn’t work for you, but that in no way means that the science is wrong, or that meta analysis, as a concept, are bad science.

The drugs that you are taking were studied in exactly the same way. There are analycies and meta analycies on their effects that will sound just as pointlessly reduntant as the one you looked at. That is the process.

Acephobe??? I was unaware. Good to know I’m hated double.

I remember a you just got owned website, where you could type someone’s name as the subdomain and it would show a slideshow of people about to be seriously injured with an arrow and label. I wonder if that site still exists.

Its from the time when the internet was fun.

The numbers aren’t random. They are sequential. The early digits are assigned geographically, but the rest are in sequence. If you know a valid social security number, adding or subtracting 1 will be another valid social security number, most likely someone born in the same hospital on the same day.

They did change it somewhat recently, but they don’t re-assign the numbers when making that change, so most of the numbers are completely insecure.

Oh that is concerning. I’ll try it, but hearing that I’ll probably stay with version 3.7, or switch to Tenacity if it adds realtime effects.

Muscore 3 is only archaic according to the lead developer of Musescore 4, and he is rather biased. In my experience it completely broke my workflow and supposedly added a new playback engine that doesn’t seem to exist.

I worry this will be like musescore 4.

Apparently the root directory protection was only added in 2018. Rm can be also configured without the root protection. Unsafe configurations or out of date software would allow this.

Yes, this should have been prevented by the --preserve-root option, but that didn’t happen. No catastrophe is ever the result of a single point failure.

Please