Aboutplants

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by Aboutplants 18d ago
The funnest part of this whole thing is the manual litter box, literally the worst part of having a cat, and it’s been solved through technology (litter robots). Everything in the house has tech, except the one thing that has you picking up
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by Aboutplants 18d ago
Dark Sky is still one of my all time favorite app. The accuracy of the forecast within the coming hour is to this day unmatched. It constantly reminded me of Back to the Future 2, where Doc says the rain will stop in “in exactly 5 seconds”
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by Aboutplants 19d ago
I don’t and never have particularly enjoyed reading. I am a fast consumer of information and data, as that has tickled my brain ever since I was a small child which looking back, completely explains my career path. That said, I enjoy going
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by Aboutplants 19d ago
If the goal is to accomplish something then why limit yourself with available tools? I’m not a full on AI optimist but it is absolutely the most powerful tool in a host of applications. From a Hackathon perspective, obviously in the 90s it
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by Aboutplants 20d ago
Good
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by Aboutplants 20d ago
Fast forward to me sitting at a Green Light waiting for my usage to reset for the week so I can get to where I’m going
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by Aboutplants 20d ago
The job of the school is to teach and prepare the young children. If kids use things that could be dangerous outside of school, then that is the parents responsibility. Meanwhile, the school should do what they deem as most appropriate to e
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by Aboutplants 20d ago
Really beautiful with the rocket shining brightly upon the mountains as it lifts off
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by Aboutplants 21d ago
I’m sure there are really unique and great ways to utilize AI in the educational setting, however, young children should not be the Guinea pigs. Prove that certain things are beneficial, not just think they are, and then implement with over
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by Aboutplants 21d ago
There are active experiments on this going on right now. Should start to see some research being produced soon on findings
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by Aboutplants 21d ago
You are correct in that they will pursue our wildest imagination as that is what we have always written down as what may come. It’s a self fulfilling prophecy. How far it goes is the real question
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Google DeepMind Just Rolled Out Its Most Accurate AI Global Weather Model(gizmodo.com)
4 points by Aboutplants 23d ago|0 comments
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by Aboutplants 23d ago
Their figures are only getting worse with time interestingly enough with non-inference dipping under 100%. Wonder what is going on
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by Aboutplants 23d ago
sure hope so lol
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by Aboutplants 25d ago
Why wouldn’t Ring integrate this into their cameras or at least provide a “premium” device that includes it? Seems like a marketing no brainer! Security is all about trade offs and if the public perceives they are getting additional benefit
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by Aboutplants 25d ago
Really enjoyed it as well. I watched so many documentaries in college (20-25 years ago) and it really harkens back to a 90s/early00’s style documentary, in a fun way.
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by Aboutplants 26d ago
How do you like the bird weather device? I’m interested in a more turnkey solution as well
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by Aboutplants 27d ago
Halfway through it states “Let's mentally compose SVG.” Is this a common thing? I’ve never seen it before, the “mentally compose”
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by Aboutplants 27d ago
Because the incentives are not properly aligned. The US has historically wagered big money on singular missions, which given the cost per launch makes perfect sense. Now that costs per launch are decreasing rapidly, and critically launch av
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by Aboutplants 27d ago
I saw a YouTube video of a professor explaining this exact thing as an explanation for these Glacier Mice. There is a whole lot of biomass that is shifting on those balls, driving by access to sunlight which in turn causes the response you
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by Aboutplants 28d ago
Another fun one is Mima Mounds, mounds found all over and especially in North America that don’t have established causes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mima_mounds
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by Aboutplants 28d ago
I’m actually surprised there isn’t Timelapse of it already. Seems like a simple enough setup to gather basically all of the information needed for finalizing how they move.
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by Aboutplants 28d ago
And on the 7th day, the agents rested
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by Aboutplants 29d ago
Just give them some peanuts, they are pretty easily converted to appreciating you if you give them what they like
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by Aboutplants 29d ago
We started feeding a small group of crows that hung out in our neighborhood but after a while decided to back off to only occasionally because their constant presence kept other types of birds away from our backyard. They are very talkativ
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NASA's Roman telescope will see 100 times more sky than Hubble(sciencedaily.com)
5 points by Aboutplants 29d ago|0 comments
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by Aboutplants 29d ago
I’ve also been told the 2 week reduction (reduce by half every two weeks) schedule and agree it is also not nearly long enough. I really wish you could get incremental decreasing doses over the course of months to properly ween. If I ever h
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by Aboutplants 29d ago
Honestly, this is where chatbots and AI come into play and make an astonishing difference. I’m an AI realist/pessimist but its usefulness in general medicine is going to save millions of lives due to doctor ineptitude. They are after a
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by Aboutplants 1mo ago
What specific policies do you disagree with out of curiosity
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by Aboutplants 1mo ago
When do Chinese models surpass US models? I thought there was at least be a 2 year runway but now I think they surpass it within 12 months, if not sooner.

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