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It's something that's always struck me as prime ground for regulation when the contentious topic of Apple's control over their platform comes up. One of the most often repeated points from Apple customers is the ease of use a
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I was astounded to learn that in Afghanistan about half the population is under 15.
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Oh how I wish we could get password auth back everywhere. We're working towards 6FA, they have to know your backup email address, your phone number, your location, your device, your security question. At some point security is a trade-
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Oooh I was going to recommend you add Latex.css to your list ( https://github.com/davidrzs/latexcss ) but I see you have a fork listed with some pretty good additional features ( https://latex.vercel.app/
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I feel like it used to be much more common to have "Related Works" as part 2 or way earlier in papers in earlier years.
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Hugging Face themselves did say the takedown request was not a formal legal request from the get go: "Company StabilityAI has requested a takedown of this published model characterizing it as a leak of their IP While we are awaiting fo
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Some of their behaviour over the past year makes me feel the company has a culture which doesn't hold honesty as a core value. The Runway takedown or something your refer to was Stability sending a takedown request to HuggingFace cla
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You're looking at this from a healthy body's perspective, in case of an excess of misfolded proteins the ER stress increases which activates the unfolded protein response (UPR) which tells the cell to produce less proteins to let
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There are a number of ways to reduce ER stress and I'm far from an expert, generally anti-oxidants do the trick, if you have a similar illness I'd look up studies for your specific illness, they often do in-vitro tests of specific
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This is fantastic, do you have any other interesting techniques for displaying math? I never thought to augment plain old equations like that, it's making my mind bubble.
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I have a misfolded protein illness, and as a layman I was always told the endoplasmic reticulum was in charge of misfolded proteins, either by degrading them or triggering apoptosis (cell death) if ER stress gets too high because of an over
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I wish we could have it both ways somehow: a baseline level of widely available cheap care and an expensive tier for people who'd pay anything to get quick care. I'm not a policy expert so I won't pretend to understand all th
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I don't see the problem with someone not wanting recommendations on their front page, having a chronological feed somewhere else is nice but it's not the same thing. Videos that get popular, and are therefore recommended, are thos
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The distinction is easy to make, a recommendation algorithm is personal, automated, scalable to a gigantic amount of content, entirely opaque for the average user. The social implications are much more dangerous than a newspaper editor and
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In France it's "pattes de mouche", meaning the letters look like a fly's legs.
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It's the most impressive part of ChatGPT to me, being able to draw new conclusions from specific axioms. The other day I was trying to make it believe that land is depreciable (a famously wrong accounting meme). The consensus is that i
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Yeah it reminds me of everyone scrambling to draw conclusions from the leaked Yandex SEO algorithm, even though all the models were missing...
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That's fair which is why I'm asking if a piece of code has been published supporting the claim of down-ranking. If it hasn't the answer is to very carefully qualify the statement "Analysis of Twitter algorithm reveals Tw
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This is reverse engineering, not divination. I just gave you a number of other algorithmic functions that would be just as likely to use such a list.
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There is no confusion, nor any indication that Ukraine is an odd one out since we don't know the purpose of this list. When analyzing a code base you can make some educated guesses based on naming but generally you want to check those
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Is there a piece of code somewhere that down-ranks the topics in this map? I understand the Ukraine crisis is listed along misinformation but that's not enough to know what this map is made for. I'd like to see where this map is u
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When I was growing up I dreamed of living abroad, after I finished college I worked in a few foreign countries and then I came back home to pursue some career opportunities. I saw most of my siblings leave and settle in different countries
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TFR stands for Total Fertility Rate.
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To add to that cultural tidbit, in France the pilgrimage is most commonly known as Saint Jacques de Compostelle or chemins de Compostelle.
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Why would that be a boost?
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On the subject of beauty in computers, I'd love to hear what you guys' favorite computers are (based on looks only). I'd love to discover some new ones. Some of those that stood out to me over the years and are among my favor
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It's not, proving a medical effect and having a medical effect are orthogonal concepts. The world doesn't wait on medical science to keep turning. A lot of medical recommendations are based on expert opinion, which means there is
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Arthritic pain can be treated by things other than pain killers, such as compounds with anti-inflammatory properties. That'd be the logic for turmeric I assume, in that same vein you have everything containing rosemarinic acid (Spearmi
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There are no proven medical effects to many medicines that work wonderfully.
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Not related to the buyback but more generally to Readlang, how did you select the pricing? I've noticed a sort of bimodal distribution of prices in language companies with the sleek/modern looking ones centering around 5$/mon
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