I didn’t use HDR for this. It’s a feature called “color spot” in the Samsung native photo editor. You can basically select a specific color within the image that you want to keep and everything else is by default put into B&W.

Honestly I couln’t think of a better title. I really wanted to focus on the red and yellow, but with grey sky the pic was just too monoton, so I left this coloring in.

I think there is something really interesting to it though: I really do believe the world used to be a far worse place because it was sooo easy to get away with stuff, as pre-internet and pre recordings, depending on your influence you could just deny stuff and it would go away. But somehow we have reached a point where you have too much information that you can’t really focus anymore and that lets those bastards get away with it again.

You really missed an opportunity here ba choosing B instead of T.

Nah SUV lights that automatically lower their lights waaaay to late are definitely the worst. Especially when they use their high beams in a 30 km/h zone like the one I live in. All just because idiot drivers couldn’t give a fuck and let their car do everything for them automatically.

By being corrupt of course.

It is also great if you want to split it up/duplicate it, so have multiple outputs on one source signal. Just a cheap splitter will do just fine, and I can simply only turn on the device I currently want to use without any interference or noticable delay whatsoever. No need to tell the duplicater which device I want to use. I tried the setup with aux/chinch y-cables and it was just horrible. It is even fast enough to have the TOSLINK duplicater, then a TOSLINK to chinch splitter, than use that as input for my good old 5.1 system. The other TOSLINK channel parallely goes to 5.1 headphone sender.

Toslink is not dead yet. It still is the standard for sound systems. And IMO that’s not even a bad thing as it just. always. works.

Let me top that by correcting the joke:

Because when they’re asked if they have any lives left they say “nein!”

IMO this is a bad example as in theory, testers test code against requirements, and if there is no such req stating anything about saturation then how should the testers or in this case the LLM know?

Yeah, I had testers that tested the functionality of a delay… But had set the delay parameter to zero. Well good thing this one case worked, but you didn’t check anything beyond that for correctness at all.

That is just the thing, developer and tester should never be the same person. Let alone same AI model. IMO testing is never taken seriously enough, just seen as unnecessary step and merged together with dev testing. From my years of experience I know that everything testers find is just explained away rather than properly adressed, and then with all of the obvious stuff in the way you never see the real issues.

Those responsible for sacking people who have just been sacked, have been sacked.

We had lots of cats when I grew up. Quite a few selected carefully what parts of mice they ate and which they didn’t. Like, down to the organ carefully.

Well very sleepy

I went into a little bit of research and found nothing about him admitting to any such drug use. However I found this take quite interesting about him having ADHD, but to me it seems more likely that if he has ADHD, he is definitely not taking his medication as prescribed plus to me he definitely seems like a sundowner (as the other commenter here suggested). All of this you know, aside from being a full-blown narcissist.

TBH it feels like the rich have so many politicians in their pockets that now they focus on election meddling to show the policies of authoritarianism are validated by the voter base.

All your data stays on your device

You don’t seriously believe that, do you? They just use your device’s memory and CPU, thus your electricity to shovel through your data and then sending all valuable data to their servers.

Thanks, I can watch it through “weiter im web”. Is it always without sound though?

edit: got the sound, had to press the three dots