Gwiz462
Re:Mysterious New Jersey drone sightings prompt call for 'state of eme...
on Thursday December 12, 2024 @10:22AM (#42399884)
Maybe that is why they are only being tested in the Coastal states.
Re:Loneliness trajectories are associated with midlife conspiracist wo...
on Tuesday June 25, 2024 @10:49PM (#40795945)
Bonus points if they don't ACTUALLY exist in the cartoon.
Re:FCC Warns Portland Church to Shut Down Pirate FM Operating Under It...
on Saturday April 08, 2023 @05:07PM (#35497641)
This is near my house!
Re:Ask HN: Are we sure LLMs are that useful in a web search application?
on Thursday February 09, 2023 @07:53PM (#34734104)
I use the ChatGPT in Search extension and it absolutely helps to have the context to the side of my search results; I hope it never changes! I also use some SEO optimization extensions as well which is interesting for trends and categorical associations on some things in tandem with search results.
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on Sunday December 25, 2022 @04:12AM (#34125587)
First time post, small-town hacker; my neighbor (unidentified) is emitting an odd, 42dB at-my-door frequency that I've identified as 1451 hz. It's been ongoing for about a week, and I'm (hopefully) of sound enough mind to have some certainty that the tone is generated by design rather than as a waste product. I ran around with a dB meter and it could only really be coming from a condo near my own, upstairs in a townhouse-style home. The man who lives in this home wears a nice suit and doesn't avoid me or act friendly in any overt fashion, which is more suspicious than actually being suspicious by far. The only associations I find when searching the frequency (1451hz) are something to do with soothing tennitus; why would this neighbor be blasting (I would estimate 80db at the source, but I wonder whether it's directed, as I would find such noise annoying personally) this set tone over day and night. I have confirmation of the existence of the tone and I guess I just don't know what steps I should take if any? It's not horribly bothersome.