I'd bet it becomes even less visible. I find black mosquitoes almost impossible to see without a contrasting background. I can't imagine how you'd see them if they were moving in a circular motion at 25 rpm. Humans are remarkably bad at telling if something is 50 or even 75% dimmer. If this were spinning at 25 rpm you'd be dealing with something 4% dimmer if it was non-emissive. Whereas if it's white you see an actual change in color, which humans are really good at.

Just use a 1D camera and get a panoramic image. A 1D camera would be capable of extremely high frames per second with inexpensive hardware.

Axios dug its grave by shoveling out totally fabricated news to help insiders game the stock market.

Lately, I've been finding myself deleting the internet from my life. I think AI has some amazing uses, but the thing I really need less of is the strip mall. Google searches have completely fallen apart. Google's AI answers are still hallucinations most of the time. The one thing Google still does well is the thing I wish it would stop doing, which is indexing people's private information. Other search engines are far more respectful of people's privacy.

Honestly, Google's search results are horrid as well. Search any news story, the first 100 links will be the EXACT same text mixed with 100 different forms of advertising bulletin boards.

The government will always side with the far right. They pretend to be victims, but ultimately the right is for big government and big oppression.

If you use Google or other mainstream search engines you can't find out who Samuel Tunick is or what his activism is centered around. The cop city protests are way more important than most Americans realize as they constitute what is essentially a domestic military occupation. Unlike military bases, these are meant to suppress the general population in mass.

The Guardian reported in February that surveillance cameras hidden in utility boxes mounted on light poles had begun appearing outside the homes of âCop Cityâ(TM) activists. In other instances, activists have been pulled over after leaving an organizing event with Fire Ant Movement Defense. In March, Atlanta police officers âoeharassedâ attendees at a fundraiser for formerly-incarcerated Black Panther Dhoruba Bin-Wahad, who is battling lung cancer.

https://atlpresscollective.com/2025/12/05/samuel-tunick-atlanta-activist-arrest/

That's a great question and one that has a simple answer if you cared to look.

This is just another step in the march towards capitalism, complete private capture of public institutions by capitalists. The laws will increasingly be biased to protect the wealthiest classes and the poor will be punished for minor infractions.

*That the AI wouldn't be capable of answering

The goal should be learning, not necessarily performance on a timed and written test. Grades really shouldn't be competitive either. We need to establish mechanisms of evaluation that determine a student's mastery of a topic without high pressure, high stakes tests. Class discussions, (hand) written essays, individual and group projects. Basically, AI is a reality now, just like we don't make calculus students do long division, autoregressive generative text is a tool you can't prevent. So, ask the student interesting questions the AI would be incapable of answering correctly. And, perhaps that's the real problem. If the AI is more knowledgeable, discerning and insightful than the instructor such that the instructor can't ask questions that challenge it, then why are they the instructor?

Anything to delay giving life saving support. Cops won't feel safe until they're literally piloting flying and dog drones with vr goggles from 1000 miles away. Even then they'll cry about the things they did.

Don't blacklist people from working. They paid for their crimes, let them live

Tesla also didn't make money on its cars. That's how new businesses oftentimes work.

I like it, but I would pay no more than $200