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3y ago
To undermine the momentum of OpenAI. If Meta were at the forefront, these models would not be openly available. They are scrambling.
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I would like meetings to be recorded, transcribed, screensharing portions should generated screenshots that are part of the notes. All of this data dumped in to Slack, so that it can easily be searched along with other conversations on the
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3y ago
Seems like a nice weekend project. Have the user auth with their google business/teams/Apple account - sync the calendar, make the calendar available via rss.
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3y ago
Destroyed seems a bit harsh. Tesla is moving forward. FSD12 appears to be a major advancement. https://twitter.com/WholeMarsBlog/status/1750448446790922634
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3y ago
I'm curious - what's the best open-source video upscaling library out there? I looked back about a year ago, and it didn't seem like there were any good open-source solutions.
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3y ago
Why is Waymo so slow to roll out? Pick an optimal path for each metro, only operate on good weather days, roll out nationally.
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3y ago
Not a single deal to be found in all of Canada? You only need to find one house. Aggregate numbers aren’t useful.
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3y ago
Starlink changes everything about Internet access. “Undesirable” - living in an area with a great home at reasonable price with beautiful views vs paying rent maybe forever or living with parents indefinitely? Which feels the most painful?
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3y ago
Assuming software engineer, work remote.
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3y ago
Starlink.
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3y ago
I find that small towns are one of the few places where kids regularly play outside. The tapestry has changed in large suburban neighborhoods. Kids stay inside so much more. It’s sad.
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3y ago
Starling absolutely changes this equation. Politics change as the people do. You have the opportunity to build the community you want. And own a home at very reasonable price, leaving money for so many more experiences. And some of the “de
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3y ago
My kids and I have been enjoying the old Junk Yard Wars TV series. Lots of old episodes on YouTube. One expert, three mechanic/welders/engineers per team. They’re assigned to build something fairly complex like a “flying car”. 10
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3y ago
Our most recent gains in AI come in terms of programming and informational retrieval efficiency. We’re accelerating.
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3y ago
If they want to dictate my time outside of work, then pay me for my time outside of work.
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3y ago
Does anyone else find that brain noisiness and ruminations reduce as you ingest more magnesium?
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3y ago
GPT with a really high level framework is your friend. My really young kids and I were about to put out a Roblox “obby” in about four hours asking GPT when we got stuck. Their 3D environment helps as well.
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3y ago
I think the very people seeking relief are not the ones with a stable mindset.
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3y ago
Programmers are bizarre in that sense. They’ll spend weeks, years even, coding a solution in an effort to not pay for it. Penny wise but pound foolish.
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3y ago
~30% of the population are slow metabolizers of caffeine, yet the prevailing attitude is that coffee is considered a “net positive”. For those with slow caffeine metabolism, it’s killing your sleep, it’s making you anxious and eventually it
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3y ago
I'm surprised with remote work we haven't seen a resurgence of the small town. Towns within an hour of a bigger city, but small enough where the real estate is still reasonably priced. Maybe when this young adult generation starts
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I’m curious too - what’s your best strategy for lowering?
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3y ago
Do the debts get reported to the credit bureaus if you don't pay?
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3y ago
>I think it's unlikely. "In the reviewed studies, there was a high prevalence of Adv36 in all age groups, which exceeded 64% among adults and 73% among children and adolescents with obesity and/or metabolic disorders. The
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3y ago
As stated in the article: "Adenovirus infection statistically increases the risk of obesity quite a bit more than eating sugar, refined carbs, not exercising, or eating too much omega-6 fat. However, stacking all of those reasons toget
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As she outlines in the article: "Adenovirus infection statistically increases the risk of obesity quite a bit more than eating sugar, refined carbs, not exercising, or eating too much omega-6 fat. However, stacking all of those reasons
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From the article: "The obvious reason for obesity is eating too much sugar and refined carbohydrates. But statistically how much does this add to the risk of obesity? A 2019 meta-analysis of different food intake studies and weight gai
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There is genetic susceptibility, as outlined in the article.
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A hypothesis is outlined in the article I linked to above. https://www.geneticlifehacks.com/weight-loss-genetics-obesit... "If the adenovirus infections are playing a role in our obesity epidemic, this would need to be
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It's not always going to be fat. The dramatic weight loss induced by GLP-1's demonstrates that. We're seeing a disproportionate amount of lean muscle mass loss.
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