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Can LLMs figure out who you are from your anonymous posts?
From a handful of comments, LLMs can infer where you live, what you do, and your interests; then search for you on the web.
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“Amateur photograph from 1998 of a middle-aged artist copying an image by hand from a computer screen to an oil painting on stretched canvas, but the image is itself the photo of the artist painting the recursive image.” Nano Banana Pro.
Before color LCDs and most LEDs and during the Cathode Ray Tube era, this was a dazzling sign.
It uses an early form of fiber optic to transfer light.
It is a master stroke of engineering and creativity.
@anderssandberg@NurmiWilliam More to the point, what does one do with all of that energy?
On a side note, might one be concerned that causing stars to wink out might attract the wrong kind of attention in a dark forest environment?
This was such a fun photo to set up, to get the right lighting angle as we circled Earth, and to make time during the frenzied docked schedule. It was taken on a film camera by cosmonaut Thomas Reiter through Sergei Avdeev's sleep station window on the Mir space station. The sun was so bright in our eyes we (the Atlantis crew) were all squinting like crazy, waiting until Thomas confirmed he'd got the shot. But I love how it shows the texture of the Shuttle's rough, protective hide, and the glimpse of humanity (and my moustache) against the eternal blackness of the universe.
@marblecub1 Since I no longer use smartphones, I wanted a small but powerful backup for my Linux Mint computers. My solution was to install Linux on a HIGOLE N5095 mini PC, which originally came with Windows 11 and has a built-in 5.5-inch screen.