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guerrillatech

headspace-hotel

I thought this was my hometown for a second

enchantingcoffeenightmare

tacofriend

So this has actually been cited by academics as part of the major draw to online spaces is the fact that just existing in public is reacted to with hostility and punishment. Gretchen McCulloch discussed this is in her book Because Internet, citing research that shows teens and young adults want to be outside! We want to spend time in social places, it’s just that there aren’t any places to exist in public without being charged for it.

learn2anarchy

binch-worm

When I was homeless as a kid my little brother and I loved to go to the library. We would keep warm in there reading good books all day long. Until residents of the town complained about us “loitering” at the library each day. The library staff then told us we were no longer allowed to stay more than an hour at a time. Imagine seeing two homeless children spending their entire days quietly reading just to keep out of the cold and having a damn problem with it.

ughhtootiredtosleep

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORzNZUeUHAM

pseudomantis

glad that skyrim chose the most horrifying way ever to have mannequins

when i walked into a room after a loading area a mannequin turned its face to look at me and then it just froze in that postion

bretongirlreblogs

once i woke up in the house in raven rock and all the mannequins near the bed had stepped forwards and i never did sleep in there again

ughhtootiredtosleep

So what you're saying is that ghosts in real life are likely some kind of laziness from the programmer's if the simulation we're likely in. Probably not deleting behavioral code, thus still letting things be affected in the living world.

frottinq

This AI turns even the blurriest photo into realistic computer-generated faces in HD. Duke University researchers have developed an AI tool

no I don't think I'll do that haha!!

73rr4b1735

FYI this is why protestors in photos should be completely covered over, not pixelated or blurred or anything similar.

frottinq

OKAY YEAH SERIOUSLY. REBLOG THIS.

ughhtootiredtosleep

I’d just like to discourage the fear of this technology a little bit. This is not something that can help you find a person who would be unfindable using the blurred image. All this does (and all a computer is able to do) is essentially imagine what the face MIGHT look like at a higher resolution however any extra information this adds to image is created information that is essentially useless. Basically as long as the image is low resolution enough that you as a human being with millions of years of evolution at your side just for recognizing human faces would have trouble recognizing the person in the image the same will apply to any kind of computer AI solution trying to do the same thing.