Readit NewsNot sure what you mean about anti-Elon bias. This was straightforward reporting of the truth. If reality has an anti-Elon bias then perhaps it's not bias.
I recall them posting articles claiming Twitter's content was important for historical reasons (agree on that) and would disappear once Elon took over, which afaik, didn't happen.
The data's longevity was probably helped by being a potent source of hate to power Musk's AI
1.- Use filming devices that sign the footage with a key, and the device has some anti-tamper protections to prevent somebody from stealing the key.
2.- The thing above is useless for most consumers of the footage, which would only see it after three to four transcodings change the bytes beyond recognition. But in a few years everybody will assume most footage in the Internet is fake, and in those cases when people (say, law enforcement) want to know for sure if something really happened, they’ll have to go through the trouble of procuring and watching the original, authenticated file.
The alternatives to 1 and 2 are:
a) To engage in an arms race, like the one which is happening with captchas right now.
b) To roll back this type of AI.
b is not going to happen, even with a societal collapse and sweeping laws against GenAI, because the way GenAI works is widely known. Unless we want to roll back technology itself and stop producing the hardware, and culture so that people don’t know how to do any of this.
OK, I guess we'll wait and see about the vampires. But the blood substitute and Japanese scientists thing was spot-on, at least.
- Yakov Smirnoff, probably
There’s also rates of sexual side effects in excess of 70% [1] and they cause weight gain which is separately associated with depression.
In fact industry data shows a smaller gap between SSRIs and placebo than FDA data. See Figure 1. [2]
The problem with SSRIs is that serotonin receptors are all over the body including in the gonads and they play a large role in appetite regulation.
They do something but it’s not nearly what people assume.
How long are these double-blind studies? Surely they're not years long to show that the placebo effect is maintained over a decade or something.
That said, I outgrew the Q3, sold it for pretty much what I'd paid for it and bought two Sony cameras and some lenses. I got tired of "zooming with my feet" and the Sony 70-200mm GM II shoots like it's from the future.
I bet it will get to the moon cheaper, too, and the Muskonauts will use less expensive lenses than Hasselblads to take photos.