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  • Dead or Alive :(

  • Wow that looks great. Nice work

  • This is a good analysis of the article. The headline is rage bait.

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  • I don't hate the idea. There is already a lot of reddit content reposted on Lemmy.

  • Hmm that's an interesting application.

  • Here is another that generates images through walls: https://arxiv.org/html/2401.17417v2

    I assume the colors are just due to hallucinations of their neural nets and training data sets being very similar to the validation sets.

    This could really hurt their claims. If it's over trained so much that it is guessing the color this well then who's to say that random CSI packets wouldn't still produce a decent image?

  • Im having a hard time understanding how good these images are. How is wifi data able to determine color?

  • Interesting that they went with an HP print head.... But I guess people can add other heads down the road.

  • A paper printer! Weird that open source 3d printers are more common than open source paper printers.

  • This is great. I know it's symbolic but I have higher hope than before that these countries may meaningfully oppose the US and Israel's genocide.

  • cheese

  • A recent cookbook I was using seemed to use sugar as a spice. It was used only in small quantities.

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  • ha, thank you

  • TIL CoMaps is on codeberg

  • its the same at the low end 60 = p60, 120 = p120 but then it diverges. Odd. Can I still use SI prefixes with it? milli-P giga-P?

  • Great video. I had not know much of the history including the Mozilla origins.

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  • Xad-xolotl

  • I'm so confused. What movie takes over 30 years to produce?