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QR codes, those square, blocky codes you scan with your iPhone’s camera to load a Web page, have become ubiquitous. So much so that we seldom pause before scanning any QR code we see. But if you think about it, that’s the same as clicking random links in emails or texts, which is a terrible … Read more

We have talked a lot about the capabilities and potential of Deep Learning Image Generation here on the Paperspace by DigitalOcean Blog. Not only are image generation tools fun and intuitive to use, but they are one of the most widely democratized and distributed AI models available to the public. Really, the only Deep Learning … Read more

Multimodal sensor calibration is critical for achieving sensor fusion for robotics, autonomous vehicles, mapping, and other perception-driven applications. Traditional calibration methods, which rely on structured environments with checkerboards or targets, are complex, expensive, time-consuming, and don’t scale.  An automatic sensor calibration solution that simplifies the calibration problem is the Main Street Autonomy Calibration Anywhere software. … Read more

RETRO – How does a small black kid from the hood become the king of the crime world? That is the question you’ll see an answer to if you finish the newest GTA in the franchise, called San Andreas. Carjacking, crime, and high-octane action: in the series’ best entry yet. Twenty years ago, Grand Theft … Read more

PerformancePSU Verdict: 4.8/5 View on Amazon From the Reviewer The Xtrfy K4 Retro TKL is priced at £89.99 in the UK and we feel is the perfect price point for the incredible quality on offer. The RGB lighting is crisp and saturated, and the typing experience is reasonable but could easily be improved with some … Read more

A mysterious new Intel Arc graphics engine has made an appearance on GFXBench, featuring significantly faster performance than Lunar Lake’s latest Xe2-based Arc 140V iGPU. Shared on X by Michael (@miktdt), the GPU is listed as Arc 140T, and delivers a frame rate that was over 60% faster than the Arc 140V in GFXBench’s OpenGL … Read more

When Do You Need SLI and Crossfire? When shopping for a video card, you should always get the single best card you can afford, unless you are planning on running at resolution that requires SLI to play games at the desired quality (which is generally 4K at high/max quality). I started with a single GTX … Read more

This post was initially written for the release of the mobile only Meteor Lake Processors. It has since been updated to include the Arrow Lake Core Ultra Desktop processors as well. Intel Core Ultra vs. Core i9 Processors With the recent release of Intel’s newest gen processors and new naming contention, Intel Core Ultra is … Read more

It’s September, which brings the annual Apple crops: new iPhones, Apple Watches, and AirPods. At its recent Glowtime event, Apple unveiled the new iPhone 16 lineup, Apple Watch Series 10, and AirPods 4, alongside smaller announcements about existing products. As always, the enhancements in the new products are evolutionary, making them attractive to anyone already … Read more

Introduction Over the last few years, a growing interest has been in testing the adversarial robustness of natural language processing (NLP) models. The research in this area covers new techniques for generating adversarial examples and defending against them. Comparing these attacks directly is challenging because they are evaluated on different data and victim models. Replicating … Read more