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Video stylization enables one to (1) transform the source video into a new video with a style-of- interest (e.g., realistic, cartoon), or (2) creating a new scene with different subject (e.g., dog → cat) and different background (e.g., living room → beach). Source: MagicEdit: High-Fidelity Temporally Coherent Video Editing

Now let’s take a quick step back. Getting a legal threat for our good-faith security research was incredibly stressful. And the fact that it came from our classmates added insult to injury. Source: When your classmates threaten you with felony charges | R. Miles McCain

a massive list of SSH things that I find useful Source: An Excruciatingly Detailed Guide To SSH (But Only The Things I Actually Find Useful)

7+ years ago I had the option of leaving the Excel team. My then boss’s boss knew I had an interest in bringing Python to Excel and offered me a chance to tackle it if I chose to stay. What was meant to be a 6 month project turned into a ~3 year project, the Python part faded away and...

Shit life syndrome (SLS) is a phrase used by physicians in the United Kingdom and the United States for the effect that a variety of poverty or abuse-induced disorders can have on patients. Source: Shit life syndrome – Wikipedia

One of the primary benefits of this tool was its ability to stream content directly into a web browser tab. This feature was particularly useful because it meant I could exclusively share this tab during video calls, ensuring focus on the content I intended to present. Source: Evolving the Game: A clientless streaming tool for reMarkable 2 – Unladen swallow...

As an AI language model, ChatGPT responses are generated based on a set of guidelines and training data. While it can follow certain instructions to reduce or avoid apologizing, it may still use polite language and expressions in its responses. Source: prompt design – How can I get ChatGPT to stop apologizing? – GenAI Stack Exchange

Source: SF driverless taxi incidents by Cruise, Waymo are ‘skyrocketing’

Some examples of people quickly accomplishing ambitious things together. Source: Fast · Patrick Collison

In 2020, the Pentagon paid Boeing over $200,000 for four of the trash cans, translating to roughly $51,606 per unit. In a 2021 contract, the company charged $36,640 each for 11 trash containers, resulting in a total cost of more than $400,000. The apparent overcharge cost taxpayers an extra $600,000 between the two contracts. In another case, Lockheed Martin hiked...