I_Nidhi

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Why Is It So Difficult to Map the Ocean?(nautil.us)
6 points by I_Nidhi 2y ago|0 comments
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by I_Nidhi 2y ago
Though it's easy to dismiss as science fiction, this timeline paints a chillingly detailed picture of a potential AGI takeoff. The idea that AI could surpass human capabilities in research and development, and the fact that it will cre
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by I_Nidhi 2y ago
I think MIT's breakthrough is a huge step forward, but it also highlights just how tricky drug delivery still is. Scaling up nanoparticle production is essential if we ever want these treatments to be more than just a cool lab experime
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The most influential values in 1 Graphic(visualcapitalist.com)
6 points by I_Nidhi 2y ago|0 comments
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by I_Nidhi 2y ago
The thing is if someone prepared for an interview and cracked the job, they have to be good at it. I have realised that it's often our perception of them which makes them bad at the their jobs. Similar to how we usually blame motivatio
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by I_Nidhi 2y ago
I'm not usually into historical fiction, so I skipped it, but I've been sleeping on something great, haven't I?
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by I_Nidhi 2y ago
Reminds me of the time we made geometric art using a compass. https://homeschoolmath.blogspot.com/2013/02/geometric-art-pr...
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by I_Nidhi 2y ago
The idea is whether the AI can come up with ideas independently, is curious to develop questions, and find answers. In the case of Claude or any AI model, the first input is always from a human. The prompt given is more valuable because, wi
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US Patent Fines hit $4.19B in 2024(greyb.com)
6 points by I_Nidhi 2y ago|0 comments
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by I_Nidhi 2y ago
"Humanity’s Last Exam" may be a rigorous test of fact-check and pattern recognition, but does it truly measure intelligence, or just a model's ability to absorb and regurgitate structured knowledge? I mean it's one thing
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by I_Nidhi 2y ago
Paprika oleoresin is orange when lightened even though it looks red at first, annatto as well, radish powder is purplish and smells terrible, beetroot looks dull muddy red, anthocyanins don't look red at alkaline ph and aren't oil
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GPT 4o or AI image generation
2 points by I_Nidhi 2y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Are bacterial/fungal pigments good red dye alternative?(greyb.com)
1 points by I_Nidhi 2y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Startup Scouts- Insight Required
1 points by I_Nidhi 2y ago|0 comments
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by I_Nidhi 2y ago
Well, at some point in your personal and professional life, you need to learn to let go, hand over, or pass on your responsibilities to the next person so that you can take on bigger, more critical challenges. Yes, it will take time, and no
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by I_Nidhi 2y ago
With intelligent packaging, I mean more critical developments from the consumer perspective, such as functional indicators that tell you if a food item has gone bad in real-time through color indicators or inks that can be scanned to identi
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Calling out packaging innovation experts
2 points by I_Nidhi 2y ago|2 comments
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Pitfalls that can sabotage open innovation projects(greyb.com)
3 points by I_Nidhi 2y ago|0 comments
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by I_Nidhi 2y ago
Yeah, the market size is a general fact I picked up.
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Is the $140B Chocolate Market on the Brink of Extinction?(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by I_Nidhi 2y ago|3 comments
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by I_Nidhi 2y ago
Rising cocoa prices and changes in consumer preference are pushing candy makers to introduce new, "chocolate-free" options. According to Nielsen IQ, the average unit price for chocolate has jumped 40% since 2020. Meanwhile, fruit
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by I_Nidhi 3y ago
If it is, then I believe new sugar alternatives are in order since FDA released a warning against aspartame.
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The identity crisis that hits you when you quit a job (at Google)(kozyrkov.medium.com)
1 points by I_Nidhi 3y ago|1 comments
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by I_Nidhi 3y ago
After 10 years of working at Google (or any organization), quitting is definitely hard, mentally tiring, and emotionally exhaustive. But the identity crisis that hits after, is another rollercoaster.
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Steve Jobs is alive in the IP world(greyb.com)
1 points by I_Nidhi 3y ago|1 comments
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by I_Nidhi 3y ago
12 news patents were published in 2023 alone with Steve Jobs name as an innovator. Surprisingly, these patents were applied after 2011.