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MrsPeaches
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If I can speak in aphorisms, Creation is downhill, analysis is uphill. Profound ideas often seem simple once understood.
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A list + links would be much appreciated!
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The Global AI Index
(tortoisemedia.com)
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Chris Ferrie also writes great books about science for babies. https://www.csferrie.com/books https://www.amazon.com/Quantum-Computing-Babies-Baby-Univers...
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Very interesting! > I have a time of use contract with hourly pricing How did you get this?
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The same furniture store had an AR app 4 years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gu7iOtCR0xA They seem pretty tech savy! Wouldn't be surprised if they had some things to say about AI. P.S. it's funny to see tha
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Robot Hall of Fame
(en.wikipedia.org)
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From the FAQ: "Why doesn’t Gemini know what I said earlier in a conversation? Gemini’s ability to hold context is purposefully limited for now. As Gemini continues to learn, its ability to hold context during longer conversations will
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Google ≠ the internet. This reads more like a rant against Google’s search product. Yes, Google might go under due to AI (Clayton says, thank you and goodbye) but that doesn’t mean the internet as a whole is doomed. To be frank, the interne
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Some fun archaic ones on German[1] Interesting to see the use of “Er” as a put down. [1] https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Höflichkeitsform
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Also informal in English (c.f. The use of thou in the Lord’s Prayer)
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Seawater ain’t no joke. I remember reading a few papers about essentially underwater turbines in tidal estuaries. Where you have natural flow of water that you can just tap. If I recall correctly impact on local wildlife (seals iirc) was lo
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Figma Dev Mode
(figma.com)
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My understanding is that it’s not interfacing with the insect’s brain directly but is instead using electrodes to stimulate receptors that trick the insect into thinking it has felt something on its left/right side and moving according
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Decent list of UIs (includes LibreChat): https://github.com/korchasa/awesome-chatgpt
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For anyone based in or visiting London, exhibitions at 180 Studios [1] often use this kind of tech for art shows. Well worth checking out if you are into art and tech. [1] https://www.180studios.com/
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Even they struggle with jokes though. This may be apocryphal but I’ve heard that in formal settings (e.g. UN) they won’t translate it and will instead give instruction on when to laugh.
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Practical Typography
(practicaltypography.com)
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Frameworks yes, dogma less so. Dogma is a key part of religion’s power. It gives certainty in the face of these difficult questions.
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“if you’d like to gain greater insight about “valuable boxes” with no economic use case that go “to infinity” because of “the bullishness of people’s usage of the box”, don’t forget to sign up for the FT’s Crypto and Digital Assets Summit b
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Walk of Health
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I found this list really helpful to understand: https://www.bbc.co.uk/food/articles/what_is_ultra-processed_...
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The Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
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Silicon Valley’s biggest AI developers are hiring poets
(restofworld.org)
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Personal favourite is the compound word “Zeitlupe”.
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If a research paper is required, sure. Even just how you think you know this, would be helpful. Is it what people are saying in social media? Is it a theory you have synthesised from other sources? What are those sources? Just using the HN
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Greatly appreciate your detailed post. Very interesting! Could I kindly request that you update your post with references? This sounds very plausible, but it's difficult to acertain the veraciy of the claims. Even if the references are
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What should you do with an oil fortune?
(newyorker.com)
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> but the tech needed to bring electrification from 11% to say 50% or maybe even 80% is there already. Do you have any basis for this claim? If this were true, why are so many of the companies working in the field tech and innovation-led
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I’d strongly disagree that the tech is solved. We are talking about providing an 1/8th of the worlds population with electricity for the first time. That is a huge challenge. Now add into that doing it in a way that won’t destroy the p
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