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GPT4 gets a 0 on Steven Landsbrug's undergrad econ exam(twitter.com)
50 points by DantesKite 4y ago|49 comments
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by DantesKite 4y ago
Reading this article makes me think ChatGPT is in fact the only important trend in technology lol.
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by DantesKite 4y ago
I like how the Wikipedia entry for this still hasn't been updated.
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by DantesKite 4y ago
It sounds like Priya is just going to be analyzing a lot more RNA sequencing data with a new tool since someone still needs to verify that it's correct. Maybe she'll lose her job because there's only so much RNA sequence data
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by DantesKite 4y ago
Jake Shields says that it was someone reputable in the tech industry and a close friend of his who was killed. And that the family doesn't want to reveal the name yet.[1][2] Additionally, if you search through Jake Shield's Twitte
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by DantesKite 4y ago
I get the impression Apple doesn't want a dedicated app for passwords because they don't want people to think about passwords. It shouldn't be something people manage, hassle, or worry over. They likely want people to just be
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by DantesKite 4y ago
How much would you be willing to bet on this?
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by DantesKite 4y ago
I refresh Twitter and learn.
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by DantesKite 4y ago
> It's in the zeigeist so you get a marketing boost for free. I never thought about it that way, but now that you mention it, it makes so much sense.
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by DantesKite 4y ago
I shared a tweet rather than the original blog post link due to this section: “The writer claims it's already patched by Google in the March 2023 patch level. Unfortunately that patch had been withheld from Pixel 6* due to bugs so the
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Google Project Zero uncovers critical modem flaw in Samsung, Pixel 6 phones(twitter.com)
2 points by DantesKite 4y ago|1 comments
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by DantesKite 4y ago
Oh wow. I didn't know it was powered by a different model. I assumed they were all powered by ChatGPT. That's good to know.
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by DantesKite 4y ago
That's unfortunate. I had some complications after COVID as well (with blood tests showing decreased T cell counts and a CD4+/CD8+ T ratio that's well below the healthy range. I think one thing that took me by surprise is jus
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by DantesKite 4y ago
Chanca Piedra works well too for kidney stones, UTI’s, and gallstones. At least in my experience and people I’ve suggested it to, it seems to help significantly. Worth a shot if you’ve tried a few things that haven’t helped.
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by DantesKite 4y ago
I didn’t make it so I’m not entirely sure how they’re different but I’ll do my best to describe how it works. That being said, so far it’s been the most accurate movie recommendation service I’ve ever used. It seems like the two recommendat
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MovieLens: Non-commercial, personalized movie recommendations(movielens.org)
1 points by DantesKite 4y ago|3 comments
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by DantesKite 4y ago
Lots of massage with the knuckles of my hands and gua sha helped reverse and stop my carpal tunnel symptoms. I also have something called The Stick I occasionally use on my arms which helps prevent a lot of the pain I feel on my wrists (sin
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by DantesKite 4y ago
Highly recommend following or making a list of machine learning accounts on Twitter. I find that's almost always where news breaks out first if you really want to be on top of things.
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by DantesKite 4y ago
Walking. Honestly. Even if you were doing it strictly for health benefits, the way it decreases all-cause mortality is simply astonishing. Plus it's a great time to help you get through complex emotional issues and have occasional brea
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by DantesKite 4y ago
It seems to only happen in drinks with high concentrations. Like this one. https://www.safeway.com/shop/product-details.960552358.html
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by DantesKite 4y ago
Well, no worries for me. I found out years ago I'm allergic to this stuff the hard way. Gave me hives all over my face for a few hours. Intensely itchy. Now whenever I drink something new, I always look out for it.
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The new prostate cancer blood test with 94 per cent accuracy(sciencedaily.com)
1 points by DantesKite 4y ago|0 comments
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by DantesKite 4y ago
Fun fact: South Korean government officials believe Do Kwon is currently hiding in Serbia. https://www.bbc.com/news/business-63940181#:~:text=South%20K... .
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by DantesKite 4y ago
Spencer's Gel is actually surprisingly good at killing S. Aureus. Highly recommend. Works fast too. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079S1MVWK?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_...
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by DantesKite 4y ago
B. subtilis is commonly used to make natto from soybeans as well, giving it sticky, weblike strands, in case anyone was interested in getting more of the probiotic.
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by DantesKite 4y ago
One of the reasons why I love the Fitbod iOS app and a lot more "sophisticated" apps that use algorithms in general is because they can potentially detect these patterns and incorporate it into a workout. If you read the Fitbod bl
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by DantesKite 4y ago
I don't think Ted Gioia understands what he's talking about. It's like he walked into a McDonalds bathroom and after a few minutes asks, "Where the hell are the burgers?"
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by DantesKite 4y ago
If you have iOS, I highly recommend the Fitbod app. I've tried so many other apps and I just end up doing all this tedious logging that gets frustrating. But Fitbod just outsources all that away to its machine learning backend. It uses
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by DantesKite 4y ago
My suspicion is that it's the sodium nitrates used in treating certain meats that's causing a lot of the cancer. But this is just speculation on my end.
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by DantesKite 4y ago
Serious question: Why didn't this approach work in San Francisco? https://www.city-journal.org/san-franciscos-housing-first-ni...

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