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Hug of death? Sorry, my attention span on websites is < 15 sec unless it's giving me a progress bar for stable diffusion.
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Is there something which would allow me to do this with Jupyter Notebook?
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Type setting has become popular again, except it's known as keycaps on a mechanical keyboard
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It makes me wonder what other living organisms are able to defeat the digestive tract and continue living once it is expelled out of the host. There has to be a name for this phenomenon.
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Future Japanese kid names: Fumiko Wang, Aoi Kim, Akira Nguyen
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Is it Lee or Kim? LeeKim-99
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Botox may also be a helpful tool against seizures: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28475998/#:~:text=After%20bo... .
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Stop reposting again and again: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36720544 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36729046
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It's relatively easy to make any surfactant. Good news for all of us needing to make a quick spritz to kill pesky mosquitos.
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We've been gaslighted.
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If you live in a location where it doesn't rain much, get an RO filter and boil the water you drink.
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I wonder how he got his last name. As a perfectionist, I would love to have a last name like that.
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try/catch, the ultimate goodenough ending.
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It's fascinating how brain cells outside of its host can do simple tricks like play pong. Perhaps these scientists need a new marketing department because DishBrain isn't quite appetizing.
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A conversational NPC that can subtly tell you hints without spoiling the game would be terrific for gameplay.
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I don't even think it's just the startups. Meta desperately needs a competitor in this space to validate their product.
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AMD can take it with FPGA's and their Xilinx purchase. GPUs are unsustainable in the long run.
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Some states are making desperate cries for help while federally, there is little being done. It's good to see the republic still functioning.
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I find it hard to detach from work and focus on my well-being. Work from home was convenient and necessary to a certain extent but I miss being able to get off the clock as soon as I left company doors at the end of the day.
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This is a bit out of context but nonetheless, it's inspiring: https://www.jezzamon.com/fourier/ Spectrograms and fourier transforms can also be applied to making music through diffuse AI. https://www.ri
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As long as you know how to get out of technical debt (islands too) when you see one, you're suited for any task.
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Three companies wouldn't be doing such a crime if big money wasn't involved. An investigation to dig deeper must happen.
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Can't wait until AI has a chance at playing it.
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The car industry reminds me of the construction industry. It's rife with decades-old institutions that are indifferent to quick changes in an ever software-dominated environment. The thinking is, "if it ain't broken, then it
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Even if you can good adherence to antibiotics, without specific targeting, you have always have unknown unknowns that won't be completely eradicated by a broad spectrum treatment. This study is probably finding out how to target.
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Perhaps cities should start creating roads that are only accessible by certain car classes. In fact, incentivize people who drive lighter duty vehicles by offering free or heavily discounted parking and charging. There are no reasons why ci
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Good at his PitchAI
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Sad to see such talented people take their life. Until a further investigation is made, it's hard to determine the cause. Getting into Google can be the pinnacle of one's life and ending it there is certainly symbolic. Edit: Upon
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It takes a spy to know a spy.
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So what was a global contagion that affected several lives, businesses, and introduced trillions in debt is no longer an emergency? I would expect a big post-mortem to be done on such a destructive force if it's in the rearview mirror.

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