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GLM5 Released on Z.ai Platform from chat.z.ai
48 by CuriouslyC 56m ago | |

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It's all a blur from lcamtuf.substack.com
151 by zdw 5d ago | |
Article: 13 min

The article discusses a simple blur algorithm and how it can be reversed using basic mathematics. It explains the process with one-dimensional moving average, demonstrates the reconstruction method for recovering original pixel values, and extends the concept to two-dimensional blurring.

The article highlights the potential for reversing blur algorithms, which could have implications in fields like digital forensics and image tampering.
- Extension to two-dimensional blurring
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Computer Science Computer Vision, Algorithms
Windows Notepad App Remote Code Execution Vulnerability from cve.org
485 by riffraff 8h ago | | |
Discussion (287): 20 min

The discussion revolves around the negative impact of recent changes and AI integration in Notepad, leading to a security vulnerability. Users express concerns about feature bloat, compromised core functionality, and the CVE's implications on user experience.
- Notepad has become bloated with unnecessary features.
- AI integration has compromised the core functionality of Notepad.
Do not apologize for replying late to my email from ploum.net
58 by validatori 3h ago | |

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Show HN: AI agents play SimCity through a REST API from hallucinatingsplines.com
39 by aed 1d ago | |

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Exposure Simulator from andersenimages.com
55 by sneela 3h ago | |

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Chrome extensions spying on users' browsing data from qcontinuum.substack.com
280 by qcontinuum1 4h ago | |

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A Cosmic Miracle: A Remarkably Luminous Galaxy at z=14.44 Confirmed with JWST from astro.theoj.org
57 by yread 5h ago | | |
Article: 3 min

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has discovered a remarkably luminous galaxy at an extremely early epoch, z=14.44, which challenges previous models and expands our understanding of the universe's formation.

This discovery could lead to a better understanding of the universe's formation and evolution, potentially influencing theories about galaxy development across cosmic time.
- JWST reveals a luminous galaxy at z=14.44
- Surprisingly early epoch, 280 million years after the Big Bang
- Confirmation through spectroscopy and rest-UV emission lines
- High star formation rate increase in recent history
- Compact yet elongated shape suggests not dominated by an AGN
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The comment thread discusses the choice and limitations of infrared telescopes compared to lower frequency observations. It includes a rebuttal using sarcasm and detailed explanations from experts on technical requirements, existing space missions, and the domain-specific differences between infrared and radio astronomy.
- Lower frequencies require larger structures for detection
- Radio astronomy uses different technology
Counterarguments:
- Infrared telescope serves multiple purposes
- Spaceborne telescopes have been used for far IR/submillimeter observations
Space Astronomy, Research
Rome is studded with cannon balls (2022) from essenceofrome.com
16 by thomassmith65 4d ago | |
Article: 9 min

The article discusses various historical cannon balls found in different locations around Rome, Italy. It highlights the city's history of battles and mentions specific sites where cannon balls have been preserved as historical artifacts.
- Valuable historical artifacts
- Cannon ball locations
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History Archaeology, Culture
Who Smeared Feynman from blog.nuclearsecrecy.com
4 by srean 41m ago | |

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