I'm just going to play a keyboard ASMR video while I type. Problem solved.
this post was submitted on 06 Aug 2023
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I mean, human ears an only hear so much, but something tells me this is limited to certain kinds of keys.
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That "95%" has about as much credibility and extremely specific test conditions as MPG for cars
I think i saw this in a movie once. Does anyone remember what movie it was?
Can't remember if the one I saw was movie or TV but I want to say the plot device in question (from the instance I remembered) was a small acoustic bug under the caps lock key. At the time I thought that was too far fetched to be possible. We live in a world....
Can we, one day, have a research, a project where DL, AI, LLM (w' the f*ck you call it) solving real and useful problems?
I swear, these techs are boring as f .