The confusing title is caused by the omission of the word “On” in the original title:
“On the run for 20 years, most-wanted fugitive caught hiding as a biotech exec”
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The confusing title is caused by the omission of the word “On” in the original title:
“On the run for 20 years, most-wanted fugitive caught hiding as a biotech exec”
They’re all digital natives now, dontcha know
Is this anything more substantial than a weekend-coded public data scrape?
But why use two different axis (down/up, left/right) for the same thing when you could be consistently just use left/right?
The arrow length does not represent power accurately, There's a minimum arrow length even when power is nearly 0, which means when the arrow is twice as long, the power is actually almost 50 times higher! It should be directly proportional. Perhaps there should be different indicators for "power" and "direction" -- maybe a fixed-length dotted line arrow for direction? And/or a power bar that is not anchored to the player position?
The arrow for wind strength also seems to be a different scale, making it hard to judge how much to compensate.
Is this... intentionally growing and shrinking the page size to make the scroll bars animate
Not to get a spoiler, but the post-game definition given for today's word (rot13: ybatrfg) uses an obscure secondary verb form instead of the much more common usage...
Yeah, I don't really understand what it's showing me. If they are based on letter possibilities over the entire word, that's not very useful.
Similar issue, my first guess was "plaudit" and it was not accepted
The "up/down" arrows are a bit confusing, I don't think it's self-evident whether "later in the alphabet" would be considered "higher" or "lower".
"left" or "right" might be clearer, at least for English, and it would map directly to the range bar visualizations beneath each letter.
I'm a bit confused, how does it know when you've finished an exercise? There don't seem to be any inputs on the live activity when in the middle of a set, and the post just describes "glancing" at the lock screen.
Of course, the only reason AI knows about it is because one human posted it online because they wanted to share a good story with another human
What makes you say that? It did not jump out as obviously AI generated to me.
Which is to say, “perfectly efficient market” is not an end-goal in-and-of itself for most people
The page keeps “stuttering” and stuffing up or down by a small amount
"IMPORTANT: Before entering the leopard pen, don't forget to put on the leopard safety jacket that reads 'UNDER NOT CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD YOU EAT MY FACE'"
... this has nothing to do with Nintendo Gameboy?
Correcting your previously-entered time by selecting the hour and tapping a different number doesn’t work. It initially shows the hour selected but then overwrites the right-most component (eg seconds)
I had no idea about the meaning of their name before this, thanks!
You still go back to the complete map when you navigate back out of a listing, so it doesn't really help much. The state-level zoom helps a little but it's not enough to distinguish markers in the same city, for example.
It's hard to actually use this map and inspect individual homes. Clicking into a listing replaces the map view, so you lose the context of where you were looking, and the way the dots animate in make it harder to visually remember where you were. And you can't zoom in further to distinguish multiple overlapping properties.
There was a situation like this in DC for cannabis. There was a ballot measure passed that legalized recreational use and gifting but selling weed was still illegal. So there were lots of “gifting” shops where they would sell things like stickers or t-shirts and then offer you a “free gift” of cannabis. It was sort of tolerated for a little while but the authorities started cracking down and required them to get licensed for medical maraijuana sales. [1]
0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Washington,_D.C.,_Initiat...
1: https://mjbizdaily.com/news/district-of-columbia-dc-gifting-...
The comment was edited, originally it said "The problem with the DR part is that you miss a lot of detail" and I thought it was perhaps some term of art regarding endangered species or conservation.
Anyhow, I believe it always adds value to bring clarifications "in-line" to the original thread so everyone reading it can gain the benefit of knowledge, instead of requiring every reader look up something on their own.
It's insane to me that the "fix" for AI errors is adding more "PLEASE PLEASE DO BETTER" to the prompt
DR?
Ironically, it would probably be easier to buy a disk then download a file rather than ripping.
This is basically what mp3.com tried to do: treat the physical (music) disc as a license key that gives you access to a digital copy online. Sadly, the courts did not agree with their interpretation of copyright law.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UMG_Recordings,_Inc._v._MP3.co....
I don’t know, maybe someone should do a study on it.
Do you think this particular scroll is easier or harder to read that the others will be? Or about average?
The branding choice is crazy to me. “Midjourney” is pretty much synonymous with “generated images that aren’t real”. Which is the opposite of what you want when it comes to medical imagery and data.
What meme?