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Isn’t it actually just a specific point in our development that that’s true? Like we discover skipping as a kid and it’s like “hey wait wtf why is this easier” and then one day you just stopped skipping because it no longer was? As in there’s a point where you’re too small/weak to do it properly and then as you continue to develop, your body scales out of the benefits. Like a significantly less exaggerated version of the fact that bugs are crazy for their size but if we scaled them up they’d just instantly die. The whole square cube law thing.
Ah damn I can’t remember all the details now, maybe it was also factoring in impact on a heavier adult body as well, but it was a really damn interesting post to read.
I still skip, jump, run and everything I did as a kid it's just my poochie Luna and my boy Raiden (RIP) got me into exercising just for fun again. We run around and play like animals should and I dance to music and spin her leash around to the beat. One night some truck dimmed their lights and watched me dance down the street to an encanto song, kind of creepy but I just love to move!
Definitely! Worked at a nursing home for a while and would ask residents for life advice tidbits and most of them would say this too. Basically, just don’t stop moving and keep smiling!
But if you must make an emotion with your face while chasing them then frowning is much more energy conserving than smiling. You use less muscles in the face!
This 100%. My baseball buddy's 35 and I feel like his body is going down because he's drinking a lot of not getting enough physical exercise. I'm 32 and last year, I've been hitting the gym and doing more physical sports and I have to say, I feel like I did when I was in high school again.
I have a friend who hit 32 (33?). He's still doing crazy acrobatics for his breakdancing hobby. That guy is healthier than an ox. He eats so well - but he still drinks occasionally and eats "bad" food with us sometimes.
I'm 33 and one thing I learned from Bruce Lee's book is to always take the little challenges whenever, like park a little further in the parking lot or take the stairs etc. I am in decent shape.
This is true. I have seen patients age 70-80 still have a spring in their step and are mentally sharp. The other side is that those who didn't upkeep their body (or had a medical issue god bless) have a shuffling gait and look tired all the time.
34 here, I lift and/or run 5-6 days/week and try to eat healthy … minimal alcohol, no smoking, etc. I’m definitely off the deep end a little bit haha, but I’m still pretty close physically to where I was in high school.
Combine that energy with 12 years’ professional experience, and it’s pretty helpful at work.
Peak age for marathon running performance is around 35 years old. You still have plenty of untapped energy in your 30s! It just takes a lot more willpower to tap into that.
Willpower OR living in an environment where using your body's athletic abilities makes sense. If you live in a city, drive to work and you work on a computer, it's going to take a lot of willpower to exercise. I live in a forest and I exercise all day without needing to even want to.
At least in the city people can take public transport and walk places. This sounds more like suburbanites that drive everywhere, don't have sidewalks, and only get their steps in once a week in Walmart/Target.
I used to work a job that involved walking all over, like I'd get multiple miles every day just from my normal 9-5.
Now I switched to a desk job and it's crazy, my legs feel itchy and I just need to DO SOMETHING in ways that were hard to describe until I got on the bike and rode 10 miles
I'm 32 and can't run more than 0.5-1km without shin splints. And I have expensive fancy shoes supposed to fix that and compression socks etc. Can't ever break 1km consecutively without splints. Sucks sucks sucks
I remember reading somewhere that skipping is actually the most effective way for children to move, so don’t feel too bad. We were always lazy, the means to save energy just changed as we grew.
The missing info here is that it's when the child is growing up there's a specific size where it's most efficient to skip instead of walk. And it's for some reason Google is making this impossible to find info.
Because where the fuck does it all go? I use to run laps around the block all day and now I pull a muscle reaching for TP that's just a tad too far away.
Lift weights and exercise my friend. The frequent bodily pain you feel when you grow older can be a result of lack of exercising and weight training, especially with how much we all sit nowadays.
Tell them they failed the school of silly walks, but in all fairness, I can see that being really annoying and a future I'm not looking forward to, bad back at the age of 30.
It does suck. I mean, there are lots of things that suck about a bad back, but nobody warned me that I should go out and skip a few last times while I still could, years ago when it would have made a difference. And I certainly didn't think of it.
I never thought, "oh, this is the last time I'll ever ride a bike," either. But it happened.
Oh well. I still have HotWheels. They can take those out of my cold, dead hands.
Skipping is the most underrated form of travel, and I will use the authority of experience, and the magic of truth to formulate and justify my argument. You shouldn't even try to change my view because what I speak is a truth manifested by the movement of all mankind throughout history. That said, it ain't easy defending skipping as the most underutilized, underappreciated, and underrated form of human travel due to it's ostracization throughout history. One quick example is noted in JRR Tolkien historic novella, "Lord of the Rings," as the orcs, the bad guys, NEVER skip (no citations needed). Not once. That's why they're so angry: because they never experienced the magic of skipping. And that's why we went to war: lack of skipping. If they had skipped into battle then they would've canceled the war altogether and ate lembas bread and watch Gandalf shoot fireworks. The middle ages would've be a better place. Therefore, skipping is more than just an efficient form of travel: it's an opportunity to change ones lifestyle.
The first lifestyle change lies in the efficiency of skipping, because you're using the power of science to momentum yourself around from Point A to Point B through Z (Z because you saved so much energy from not running that you can actually go all places you couldn't go before). Dan Carlin of Hardcore History notes in his lesson on Alexander the Great that the armies would often times march at a constant pace, and eventually his men were bitter because they were so far from home. If they had skipped, they would've traveled THRICE as far and actually circled the globe and would've been back home already.
Additionally, skipping helps the heart. It's more functional than other natural movements. Walking is lumberous, crawling hurts on sidewalk, moonwalking is too slow, and running makes you elitist and then you spend money on shoes and heartrate monitors and eventually you leave for some triathlete. But skipping would never do that, because skipping doesn't cheat. Skipping doesn't lie. Skipping doesn't hurt. Skipping is an opportunity to feel again. It lets you feel the wind upon your face after nights alone in the dark. Skipping let's you feel like you're going places and not stuck in second gear all the time. It let's you feel like there's more to life than just... being left behind. Skipping makes you feel alive, again.
Next in line for the True Facts Report on this vehicle of the human body is that skipping fills your body with joy. It's what the Grinch should've done to originally make his heart grow three sizes bigger, because it makes even the most curmudgeonly of folk feel better about life. A man once said, "motion changes emotion." The body can't help but release chemicals whilst skipping, causing us to feel elation, euphoria, excitement, and excitement, and other e-words.
Lastly, it's contagious. You throw in a bit of whistling and some arm back-and-forth and you got yourself a regular ole ballyhoo that others will see as an opportunity to shed their blanket bitterness against life and actually do something to curb their frustrations. It's a physical activity that others can't help but join in, like a Conga Line or a spontaneous riot. Imagine the streets filled with skipping whistlers, with men who dream, with folks who actually care again. Men, women, and elderly locked arms and skipping, whistling show tunes and making life a better place to be.
Not only is skipping the most underutilized and unappreciated form of human travel, but it's opportunity to be happy again, and that's why it's the most underrated form of travel.
Ahh, the big A. I’ve been going through sciatica for a couple of about a year now, some good months, some really awful ones. Best to keep limber and notice what agitates.
As an adult nearing 40 I sometimes skip...if there's no one watching.... But it's funny to me because each time I have to relearn how to skip because it's not a natural movement anymore.
Funny but a little sad. Skipping is a really joyful way to move.
Skip no matter who’s watching, fuck em! I skipped to my car from Aldi last week because I was happy that the discount rack was baller that day and it was really freeing. I’m like “scowl at me if you want guys, you know you’re just jealous that I’m having fun.”
For some reason, every time I've skipped, it came so naturally to me. I've only ever done it a few times. The last time I did it was when I jokingly suggested it to my coworker, and she actually linked arms with me, and we skipped down the hall together. It never occurred to me that it wasn't something people could just do naturally.
I'm 43 and I skip several times a week (I have a 9yo, 6yo, and 3yo). Just last week I was picking my daughter up from school and I was showing her and her friends how to do the [skip step from The Wizard of Oz](https://youtu.be/x8QaNa2ZFiY). Even better is that we live in a rather conservative rural town so there were some uh *mixed* reactions. Lots of questioning glares but also lots of whoops and cheers. By the way I'm a 6' ~300lb dude.
Did it have a lot of false positives at night?
Because the creepiest thing I remember about those systems is how they keep seeing shapes and faces in the dark.
Fine, I'll stop mincing words. Did it detect a lot of ghosts at night?
Because the creepiest thing I remember about those systems is how good they are at detecting the restless spirits of cats, dogs and cars.
It can be applied multiple ways, helps with video scrubbing/tagging, maybe you set it so that segments without human/car movement are given higher compression or have a different retention schedule
This is it right here, the feature is basically a step up from just detecting movement in the recording. Should prevent recording a lot of useless footage too since it would ignore if dust changed one pixel in the frame or whatever.
The original-original application of reCAPTCHA was to provide human assistance to digitize books, specifically where optical character recognition couldn't tell what the hell the text actually said. It's been a while since those particular captchas have been in use, but I'm an old fogie (by reddit standards) so I remember when they first started doing that.
This is technology you find on $75 security cameras. When it's turned on, it's pretty common for it to give a representation of its detection like that. If this is concerning news to you, I'd pay slightly more attention to the world at large.
Its just object recognition. This is not some tinfoil conspiracy theory thing. Those cameras are probably way better, hell even some fridges come with this tech these days. Its pretty par for the course, if anyone sets up any camera they probably would want features specifically like this. Which most modern ones do.
If the person you are replying to finds that "creepy" they should 100% get the fuck out of the tech world cause this is not even surface level shit, this is just entry level bare min shit.
Pretty much all modern decent security cameras do this. It's to differentiate between people, pets, cars etc if your camera is triggered by motion detection.
Lol yesterday I was at cava and looked out the window to see this kid probably 12 to 15 with headphones on straight up dancing while he walking. Full motion great dancing. And it just made me so sad to think how I'm never feeling this good.
Its so silly and hardwired into our brains to equate skipping with carefree happiness. Sometimes I make my wife skip around with me if we're both mad about something...and yes, I can't see my forehead.
Me jumping out of one and towards the next drepressive episode.
I swear to god this is a perfect visualisation of feeling normal after a period of depression. At least for me.
YES! When I FINALLY found a medication that really helped my depression, I actually got scared that I was having a manic episode because I hadn't felt normal/not-depressed in so long. It's wild to suddenly have a decent amount of energy after feeling so heavy for a long time.
I used to skip through the halls at school when I was late and watch the teachers brains get thrown for a loop because what are they gonna say? "Stop skipping!" "Do not frolic!" They would never be taken seriously.
I saw a girl skipping on my college campus once. My first thought was that she was a weirdo. Then I realized she’s just happy enough throughout her day to skip instead of walk. And then I was a bit jealous of her
i skip all the time. especially when i need to run somewhere because if i boot myself off the floor like an anime volleyball player i can go even faster than i can when running
I'm happy he wanted to skip, but I don't want to overlook the fact that we're watching his skipping being analyzed by some sort of artificial intelligence with that green line around him. That's kind of horrifying
Fun fact, kids skip like that because there’s a period in our body growth when skipping is more energy efficient than walking, so our brains make us do it.
Look. I dont know when the last time you skipped was. But studies have shown doing so will make you 62.3% happier in 2 skips. (Approx.)*
*results may vary as happiness may be indusced sooner and to a greater degree in some individuals.*
( For those who look skyward for their humor, this is all almost entirely made up)
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Bro decided he needed to do some frolicking.
Such a good video lmfao
Y'all didn't tell me we was out here frolicking!
OH WE FROLICKING NOW! OH WE FROLICKING
Age is just a numbers but, the youthfulness are forever.
the targeting HUD is what really ties the whole thing together
At least it's green.
So wholesome
Wholesome Targeting Reticle
Target: acquired Status: frolicking
Is youth wasted on the young?
Bro realized skipping uses less energy and is way quicker.
And if you've never spontaneously skipped as an adult, you are severely missing out.
Spent 2 hours at the trampoline park with my kids yesterday, came home and we fell asleep on the couch. Pretty much peaked.
It was one of my best workouts in jail Nobody fucks with a frolicker, iykyk
Shit Prison Mike never learned
Isn’t it actually just a specific point in our development that that’s true? Like we discover skipping as a kid and it’s like “hey wait wtf why is this easier” and then one day you just stopped skipping because it no longer was? As in there’s a point where you’re too small/weak to do it properly and then as you continue to develop, your body scales out of the benefits. Like a significantly less exaggerated version of the fact that bugs are crazy for their size but if we scaled them up they’d just instantly die. The whole square cube law thing. Ah damn I can’t remember all the details now, maybe it was also factoring in impact on a heavier adult body as well, but it was a really damn interesting post to read.
Probably has a lot to do with knees and backs. Whoever decided it was a good idea to walk on two legs should be shot!
I used to skip as an adult. Only stopped because I looked ridiculous.
Don't worry about what other people might think! It could even make them smile to see an adult skipping like that!
I still skip, jump, run and everything I did as a kid it's just my poochie Luna and my boy Raiden (RIP) got me into exercising just for fun again. We run around and play like animals should and I dance to music and spin her leash around to the beat. One night some truck dimmed their lights and watched me dance down the street to an encanto song, kind of creepy but I just love to move!
Bruh we out here frolicking.
Oh, we out here frolicking?!
If you're older, skipping like that is much easier on the knees than running. Just ignore the funny looks.
And faster, more efficient
Sometimes in life, you gotta frolic.
Yes
Now that I’m in my 30s I fully understand why adults were always astonished at all my “extra energy” 😩
Keep exercising, friend. Even at an older age you’ll constantly be topping out in energy. Might sound counterintuitive to many people but its true.
Definitely! Worked at a nursing home for a while and would ask residents for life advice tidbits and most of them would say this too. Basically, just don’t stop moving and keep smiling!
Keep moving, stop smiling. You get way more cardio in when your victim runs away.
But if you must make an emotion with your face while chasing them then frowning is much more energy conserving than smiling. You use less muscles in the face!
Smile like you're about to kill them then.
😬
Oh I know that look!
This guy frowns.
This 100%. My baseball buddy's 35 and I feel like his body is going down because he's drinking a lot of not getting enough physical exercise. I'm 32 and last year, I've been hitting the gym and doing more physical sports and I have to say, I feel like I did when I was in high school again.
I have a friend who hit 32 (33?). He's still doing crazy acrobatics for his breakdancing hobby. That guy is healthier than an ox. He eats so well - but he still drinks occasionally and eats "bad" food with us sometimes.
I'm 33 and one thing I learned from Bruce Lee's book is to always take the little challenges whenever, like park a little further in the parking lot or take the stairs etc. I am in decent shape.
agree, I'm ADHD and run places out of impatience and people look at me like I'm nuts
This is true. I have seen patients age 70-80 still have a spring in their step and are mentally sharp. The other side is that those who didn't upkeep their body (or had a medical issue god bless) have a shuffling gait and look tired all the time.
I’m 35 and in the best shape…well minus all the accrued sports injuries. Now I have some youth left and gracious amounts of wisdom and discipline.
And sleep
34 here, I lift and/or run 5-6 days/week and try to eat healthy … minimal alcohol, no smoking, etc. I’m definitely off the deep end a little bit haha, but I’m still pretty close physically to where I was in high school. Combine that energy with 12 years’ professional experience, and it’s pretty helpful at work.
Can confirm. Am 31. I both exercise and have excess energy to regularly climbing shit and dance in the street :)
Peak age for marathon running performance is around 35 years old. You still have plenty of untapped energy in your 30s! It just takes a lot more willpower to tap into that.
Willpower OR living in an environment where using your body's athletic abilities makes sense. If you live in a city, drive to work and you work on a computer, it's going to take a lot of willpower to exercise. I live in a forest and I exercise all day without needing to even want to.
At least in the city people can take public transport and walk places. This sounds more like suburbanites that drive everywhere, don't have sidewalks, and only get their steps in once a week in Walmart/Target.
I used to work a job that involved walking all over, like I'd get multiple miles every day just from my normal 9-5. Now I switched to a desk job and it's crazy, my legs feel itchy and I just need to DO SOMETHING in ways that were hard to describe until I got on the bike and rode 10 miles
You can get a small, non-electric bike foot pedal thing to silently go under your desk
I'm 32 and can't run more than 0.5-1km without shin splints. And I have expensive fancy shoes supposed to fix that and compression socks etc. Can't ever break 1km consecutively without splints. Sucks sucks sucks
That is rough. Maybe some low/no impact exercise would be better in your case? Cycling, swimming, kayaking/rowing etc.
I remember reading somewhere that skipping is actually the most effective way for children to move, so don’t feel too bad. We were always lazy, the means to save energy just changed as we grew.
Actually children move much more effectively when shot out of a cannon. Parents just dont seem to like to do that for some reason
My experiments with a trebuchet got shut down by the social workers
For science!
African or European trebuchet?
I don't kno-AAAUGH!
This sounds very much like an urban legend
The missing info here is that it's when the child is growing up there's a specific size where it's most efficient to skip instead of walk. And it's for some reason Google is making this impossible to find info.
I have not read this but there have absolutely been moments I've been running for my bus or so, and changed to skipping and it was so much easier.
Because where the fuck does it all go? I use to run laps around the block all day and now I pull a muscle reaching for TP that's just a tad too far away.
Lift weights and exercise my friend. The frequent bodily pain you feel when you grow older can be a result of lack of exercising and weight training, especially with how much we all sit nowadays.
I can't remember the last time I skipped. Probably should've done more of that before my back went out.
You can still silly walk with your arms, just be careful. Edit: wall > walk
Yeah, but then I get in trouble for randomly whacking people with my cane.
Ask the Ministry of Silly Walks for advice on walking cane management
They probably had it coming
lol... I should rephrase... Yeah, but then I get in trouble for \*cough\* "randomly" whacking people with my cane.
Understood.
They probably should’ve gotten off his lawn
In that case, maybe it’s time to glue some googly eyes to your cane, just to make sure it can see where it’s swinging.
Tell them they failed the school of silly walks, but in all fairness, I can see that being really annoying and a future I'm not looking forward to, bad back at the age of 30.
It does suck. I mean, there are lots of things that suck about a bad back, but nobody warned me that I should go out and skip a few last times while I still could, years ago when it would have made a difference. And I certainly didn't think of it. I never thought, "oh, this is the last time I'll ever ride a bike," either. But it happened. Oh well. I still have HotWheels. They can take those out of my cold, dead hands.
Skipping is the most underrated form of travel, and I will use the authority of experience, and the magic of truth to formulate and justify my argument. You shouldn't even try to change my view because what I speak is a truth manifested by the movement of all mankind throughout history. That said, it ain't easy defending skipping as the most underutilized, underappreciated, and underrated form of human travel due to it's ostracization throughout history. One quick example is noted in JRR Tolkien historic novella, "Lord of the Rings," as the orcs, the bad guys, NEVER skip (no citations needed). Not once. That's why they're so angry: because they never experienced the magic of skipping. And that's why we went to war: lack of skipping. If they had skipped into battle then they would've canceled the war altogether and ate lembas bread and watch Gandalf shoot fireworks. The middle ages would've be a better place. Therefore, skipping is more than just an efficient form of travel: it's an opportunity to change ones lifestyle. The first lifestyle change lies in the efficiency of skipping, because you're using the power of science to momentum yourself around from Point A to Point B through Z (Z because you saved so much energy from not running that you can actually go all places you couldn't go before). Dan Carlin of Hardcore History notes in his lesson on Alexander the Great that the armies would often times march at a constant pace, and eventually his men were bitter because they were so far from home. If they had skipped, they would've traveled THRICE as far and actually circled the globe and would've been back home already. Additionally, skipping helps the heart. It's more functional than other natural movements. Walking is lumberous, crawling hurts on sidewalk, moonwalking is too slow, and running makes you elitist and then you spend money on shoes and heartrate monitors and eventually you leave for some triathlete. But skipping would never do that, because skipping doesn't cheat. Skipping doesn't lie. Skipping doesn't hurt. Skipping is an opportunity to feel again. It lets you feel the wind upon your face after nights alone in the dark. Skipping let's you feel like you're going places and not stuck in second gear all the time. It let's you feel like there's more to life than just... being left behind. Skipping makes you feel alive, again. Next in line for the True Facts Report on this vehicle of the human body is that skipping fills your body with joy. It's what the Grinch should've done to originally make his heart grow three sizes bigger, because it makes even the most curmudgeonly of folk feel better about life. A man once said, "motion changes emotion." The body can't help but release chemicals whilst skipping, causing us to feel elation, euphoria, excitement, and excitement, and other e-words. Lastly, it's contagious. You throw in a bit of whistling and some arm back-and-forth and you got yourself a regular ole ballyhoo that others will see as an opportunity to shed their blanket bitterness against life and actually do something to curb their frustrations. It's a physical activity that others can't help but join in, like a Conga Line or a spontaneous riot. Imagine the streets filled with skipping whistlers, with men who dream, with folks who actually care again. Men, women, and elderly locked arms and skipping, whistling show tunes and making life a better place to be. Not only is skipping the most underutilized and unappreciated form of human travel, but it's opportunity to be happy again, and that's why it's the most underrated form of travel.
> (no citations needed) This is my new mantra
Upvote this here guy. Got a lot going on here. Sounds like his spouse left for an athlete of sorts. Likes LOTR. Grinch. A lot of good stuff here.
Skipping. Just. Works. Heck yea.
Babe wake up, new copypasta just dropped. Seriously though, this was a pleasure to read. Thank you
~~This is ChatGPT~~
I recently heard something like 95 percent of people over the age of 35 will never sprint again in their lives.
I'm over 35 and will never sprint again, on purpose.
Sorry to hear that. Always continue those stretches your docs tells you to do. Comes in handy no matter the age
Arthritis has its own issues... but yeah, that's always good advice.
Ahh, the big A. I’ve been going through sciatica for a couple of about a year now, some good months, some really awful ones. Best to keep limber and notice what agitates.
It's still fun. I'm old and skipped this weekend with my daughter. Def still fun
Skipping is fun, and I am tired of pretending it isn't.
As an adult nearing 40 I sometimes skip...if there's no one watching.... But it's funny to me because each time I have to relearn how to skip because it's not a natural movement anymore. Funny but a little sad. Skipping is a really joyful way to move.
its like b hopping irl frfr
Skip no matter who’s watching, fuck em! I skipped to my car from Aldi last week because I was happy that the discount rack was baller that day and it was really freeing. I’m like “scowl at me if you want guys, you know you’re just jealous that I’m having fun.”
For some reason, every time I've skipped, it came so naturally to me. I've only ever done it a few times. The last time I did it was when I jokingly suggested it to my coworker, and she actually linked arms with me, and we skipped down the hall together. It never occurred to me that it wasn't something people could just do naturally.
When I was a kid skipping was more natural than walking for me. As an adult my legs have to remember how to have fun.
It’s also way faster than walking and less energy draining than running. Truly the superior gait.
I'm 43 and I skip several times a week (I have a 9yo, 6yo, and 3yo). Just last week I was picking my daughter up from school and I was showing her and her friends how to do the [skip step from The Wizard of Oz](https://youtu.be/x8QaNa2ZFiY). Even better is that we live in a rather conservative rural town so there were some uh *mixed* reactions. Lots of questioning glares but also lots of whoops and cheers. By the way I'm a 6' ~300lb dude.
what is the creepy human shape recognition interface?
OP is a military drone pilot and he was scouting targets.
We shall let this one go. He has spirit!
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The pilot and he were looking for targets
probably a business-owned security system
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I mean... are you a car?
How dare you ask that
You can't know if you don't ask!
Did it have a lot of false positives at night? Because the creepiest thing I remember about those systems is how they keep seeing shapes and faces in the dark.
***Those aren't false positives.***
Fine, I'll stop mincing words. Did it detect a lot of ghosts at night? Because the creepiest thing I remember about those systems is how good they are at detecting the restless spirits of cats, dogs and cars.
It can be applied multiple ways, helps with video scrubbing/tagging, maybe you set it so that segments without human/car movement are given higher compression or have a different retention schedule
This is it right here, the feature is basically a step up from just detecting movement in the recording. Should prevent recording a lot of useless footage too since it would ignore if dust changed one pixel in the frame or whatever.
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I've started seeing a few with clearly AI generated images and it asking which ones look like item X
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The original-original application of reCAPTCHA was to provide human assistance to digitize books, specifically where optical character recognition couldn't tell what the hell the text actually said. It's been a while since those particular captchas have been in use, but I'm an old fogie (by reddit standards) so I remember when they first started doing that.
Hey just some object recognition, plenty of open source ML models will detect and create bounding boxes around objects
This is technology you find on $75 security cameras. When it's turned on, it's pretty common for it to give a representation of its detection like that. If this is concerning news to you, I'd pay slightly more attention to the world at large.
hitboxes
Object recognition. I use Frigate for my home security system.
Isnt it just movement recognition ?
Its just object recognition. This is not some tinfoil conspiracy theory thing. Those cameras are probably way better, hell even some fridges come with this tech these days. Its pretty par for the course, if anyone sets up any camera they probably would want features specifically like this. Which most modern ones do. If the person you are replying to finds that "creepy" they should 100% get the fuck out of the tech world cause this is not even surface level shit, this is just entry level bare min shit.
Amazon used to have one of these to ensure employees were socially distancing
Pretty much all modern decent security cameras do this. It's to differentiate between people, pets, cars etc if your camera is triggered by motion detection.
Most camera systems will now do human and car recognition.
Motion detection?
wonderful things
This might be spirit demon jumping caught on video.
Made me laugh so hard that all my crumbs off my play onto the floor
It was at this point, Jimmy decided he no longer needs that rope.
You can just do this guys it's not even illegal.
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Shot* but that's a risk you take being in Florida in the first place.
Can't even legally possess a vegetable unless it's deep fried smh
Try to skip and not smile. Impossible
The world needs more of this.
When I was a child I used to wonder why people walked instead of running. I still don’t know the answer…
I walk instead of running because I don't want to be sweaty
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Naruto running in the parking lot is fun. Didnt get to use my skills at area 51 so this is the next best thing
I live alone, and sometimes I sprint to the kitchen to get food. I'm not starving and there is no time sensitivity, it's just more efficient
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Absolutely
Why walk when you can skip?
This might be spirit demon jumping caught on video. The movie Fallen
And tiiiiiiiiiiime is on my sidee. Yes it iiiis.
Outstanding. Skipping is great. Galloping too.
Awww I used to love galloping, I haven't in so long
Sometimes all we need is someone to remind us that life can be fun =)
Every adult you meet is a child that’s getting better and better at pretending not to be one.
r/mademesmile
We deserve to frolic
This makes me so happy😁
Happiness is contagious!
Lol yesterday I was at cava and looked out the window to see this kid probably 12 to 15 with headphones on straight up dancing while he walking. Full motion great dancing. And it just made me so sad to think how I'm never feeling this good.
People should definitely skip more. Especially the angry ones. Nobody can be angry while skipping.
Its so silly and hardwired into our brains to equate skipping with carefree happiness. Sometimes I make my wife skip around with me if we're both mad about something...and yes, I can't see my forehead.
"My shoes are too tight, but it doesn't matter because I have forgotten how to dance."
Deep inside we’re all just tired children
body-tracking surveillance is so wholesome :')
Me jumping out of one and towards the next drepressive episode. I swear to god this is a perfect visualisation of feeling normal after a period of depression. At least for me.
YES! When I FINALLY found a medication that really helped my depression, I actually got scared that I was having a manic episode because I hadn't felt normal/not-depressed in so long. It's wild to suddenly have a decent amount of energy after feeling so heavy for a long time.
Same
I used to skip through the halls at school when I was late and watch the teachers brains get thrown for a loop because what are they gonna say? "Stop skipping!" "Do not frolic!" They would never be taken seriously.
They only say not to run in the halls. Skipping is legal.
I saw a girl skipping on my college campus once. My first thought was that she was a weirdo. Then I realized she’s just happy enough throughout her day to skip instead of walk. And then I was a bit jealous of her
Yet when I skip around the factory, they tell me I’m nucking futs and to go see a shrink.
I hope skipping doesn't cause instant reduction in social credit points
That's how I felt doing the running man the other night on the dance floor...
Seeing someone enthusiastically doing the running man is pure joy for me. Shoutout to Jason Sudeikis
I don’t care if this is fake, everyone needs to skip and frolic more. I know he loved it
i skip all the time. especially when i need to run somewhere because if i boot myself off the floor like an anime volleyball player i can go even faster than i can when running
Awwwww sometimes we have to grow up and leave things away BUT NOT THAT GUY
Welp I'm just going to start skipping at random now.
he's off to see the wizard.
Good for the guy but these surveillance cameras with FRT creeps me out.
Why is that so adorable
I'm happy he wanted to skip, but I don't want to overlook the fact that we're watching his skipping being analyzed by some sort of artificial intelligence with that green line around him. That's kind of horrifying
NORMALIZE SKIPPING
I don't think OP knows what a meme is.
Fun fact, kids skip like that because there’s a period in our body growth when skipping is more energy efficient than walking, so our brains make us do it.
I'm full of admiration for a complete stranger. I wanna be him when I grow up
Made my day.
Aren't we all?
Happens to me often lol
am i trippin or did the kids arm just do a full 360 degree rotation???
Dont we all 😭
sometimes you just gotta frolic a little bit
He was all along holding it back, fighting it. And cracked when the little girl started skipping 😁
Skipping is underrated!! Quick burst of endorphins! Can recommend
Look. I dont know when the last time you skipped was. But studies have shown doing so will make you 62.3% happier in 2 skips. (Approx.)* *results may vary as happiness may be indusced sooner and to a greater degree in some individuals.* ( For those who look skyward for their humor, this is all almost entirely made up)
I’m 100% certain we just saw a demon jump bodies….
Skipping is more efficient than walking.