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Quite a few restaurants have started using AI-generated food photos for their menus (or maybe the whole menu is AI-generated). The idea to use completely artificial photos is pretty problematic in itself, considering I expect them to represent the food I

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"What Orwell feared were those who would ban books. What Huxley feared was that there would be no reason to ban a book, for there would be no one who wanted to read one. Orwell feared those who would deprive us of information. Huxley feared those who woul

Satire Don't EVEN ask the question. The answer is YES. Cybersecurity? Models will detect, exploit, patch, and write the postmortem for the zero-days that haven't been discovered yet. Food delivery? That burrito will be assembled, priced, routed, and revie

Wingsuit BASE jumping is one of the most dangerous sports in the world. Studies indicate that it has a fatality rate of nearly 1 in 500 jumps. This means that every active participant faces alarmingly high odds of meeting with a fatal accident. I always w

Meditation is great - most of us can agree on that. But like exercise, it's been overcomplicated. There are just so many forms of it: guided, silent, body scans, vipassana, kriyas. There are apps, videos, retreats, books, and self-proclaimed gurus. Everyo

The idea that Bangalore's water causes hair loss-a modern myth-began around a few years back, and today, it's treated as an unquestionable fact. Like many such myths, it thrives on casual observations: someone notices their or their friends' receding hair

In 2012, I asked a question on Server Fault : How do servers handle thousands of connections per second when a regular home internet connection would be too slow for that? I had just set up Apache on my home IP and was genuinely curious about large-scale