No.16479
>>16477That makeup hasn't worked for a while if anyone is wondering.
No.16480
>>16478
But once you're off the training wheels (and not even necessary ones, I never used Reddit) people tend not to say slurs simply because there's more interesting things to say than circle jerking about "he he slur funni hav updoot." A single stimulus can only be funny for so long, all the slurs are boring now.
No.16489
>>16477or just put a cover on them.
also
>>16479 No.16920
>>16604"Guys, I've got an algo that will hypnotize people into buying shit they don't need. It increases cart sizes by 75%"
At what point do we start to make commercial algorithms illegal? When 30% of the country is in crippling cc debt from shit bought online? 60%?
No.16923
>>16920Never lol just expand welfare state making ppl dependent on a daily basis
No.16950
>Oi! Got a loicence for that loidoe??
No.16968
What's wrong with catching the bourgeoisie for tax evasion?
No.16970
>>16479just wear a mask or helmet if you really gotta avoid face detection. They can probably recognize you by height, build, gait, etc anyway tho.
No.16973
>a script looking for swimmingpool-sized bodies of water in residential areas counts as "AI" now
No.16979
>>16471It's over for weed plantations
No.16980
>>16979weed plantations are already trivial to find with hyperspectral cameras. each species of plant has its own spectral signature
No.16982
>>16980How does that work, why do they have different spectral signatures?
No.16984
>>16983You guess? Wasn't this studied by someone?
No.16986
>>16984Think so, but not having sources on hand I wanted to convey uncertainty. Might look for where I read that and link it here if I find it.
No.16988
>>16982>>16983this pic from wikipedia explain the amount of data. instead of the usual 3 components (red, green and blue) you instead have hundreds or even thousands of spectral lines per pixel
second pic is telling sulfur hexaflouride and ammonia apart
No.16996
>>16471Is hidden swimming pool really a thing
No.16997
>>16983>>16987that's crazy, do i have a spectral spectrum? i wnat to see what i look like
No.17001
>>16997>do i have a spectral spectrum?not really. skin color is likely the biggest "spectral difference" between humans. you can likely measure how greasy someone's hair is as well. stuff like that
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