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aliraheem
3y ago
Interesting aspect is that suspicion that the threat of a potential lawsuit means the journal would not withdraw the paper. The original article is available here[0]. [0] https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/the
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Row over British Journal of Psychiatry abortion paper saw panel quit
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Show HN: Aify, an addon for Thunderbird to bring ChatGPT to your emails
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Show HN: Using object detection to turn a webcam into a lightgun
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3y ago
Ultimately, they need to monetize. This is just my prediction of how they will do it. And it capitalizes on the same processes as Twitch, YouTube, etc. You will be able to pay one offs for a tweet you like, like Reddit gold. Or generally bu
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aliraheem
3y ago
Twitter doesn't care, and ultimately you would not have control over someone else buying you bluetick. Nor would that person be eligible for a refund should you deactivate your account.
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I don't think twitter will care too much. Their focus is on how to monetize and I think I've got it. Musk has admitted buying some people bluetick. Why stop at him? I predict he will let anyone do it. Soon how far in advance your
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3y ago
Here is the corresponding article. Sparks of Artificial General Intelligence: Early experiments with GPT-4 Sébastien Bubeck, Varun Chandrasekaran, Ronen Eldan, Johannes Gehrke, Eric Horvitz, Ece Kamar, Peter Lee, Yin Tat Lee, Yuanzhi Li, Sc
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Sparks of AGI: early experiments with GPT-4 [video]
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Asking Bard to write stories prompted by character names reveals racial biases
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4y ago
Windows does, you can update whenever you life. All 4 possible options are offered when you go to shutdown, including skipping the update to shutdown/reboot now. Windows does sometimes get it correct.
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I should have left a "sequence shortened" warning. Windows 10/11 offer you 4 options when an update is pending. "Update and shutdown", "Update and reboot", "Shutdown" and "Reboot". Perf
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4y ago
The biggest problem is that Firefox updates the next time you open the app, without warning. That's not a sane decision. Sane would be to update on closing. Same way Windows offers to "Update and Shutdown" (you don't nee
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4y ago
I said that dictators are *willing* to make their countries poor. That is different from wilfully make them poorer without marginal gain.
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4y ago
> which is not an economic self own even most dictatorships are willing to make. What basis do you have for this claim? People make these claims constantly so confidently, but wherever I look all I see is that dictators have always been
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100% oxygen via nasal cannula, even at a barely tolerable 6L/minute. Still only results of an intake O2 concentration of <50% [0]. You can with heated humidified systems achieving rates approaching the 100% used here. But they are s
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There are many fascinating HBOT studies coming out of Israel in particular. However, we must be careful how we interpret them. One key feature of all the studies I've seen with significant positive results is that some subgroup with ps
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> I guess some people aren't familiar with it and therefore see it as weird or unnatural? I think this is part of it, but there seems to be an amplifying effect where the social context - people being upset about mislabelled food le
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I agree. I don't see how this is not magical thinking but the rules of arithmetic are.
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Here it is https://science.howstuffworks.com/gyroscope.htm#pt2 I've never thought much of it.
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You might have been up against a ground start phone line.[1] Apparently, some designs gave access to the powered wired from the phone line, and grounding this would trigger the dial tone from upstream.[2] [1] https://en.wikipedia
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I may be wrong, but as I understand it HTTPS connections typically use an ephemeral key with the certificate used to authenticate the servers identity. So simply having the certificate does not mean one can read the traffic without conducti
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Yup excellent if it pans out - although Kazakhs remain sceptical. But it is quite extraordinary to see parts of the government lead by Tokayev, eject an autocrat (Nazarbayev) and begin the process of democratisation. And it does seem to ste