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   by asimpleusecase 2y ago

   https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2024/10/18/harvard-endowm... I think they are OK. They have loads of money and would have more if they had not alienated some of their most generous donors.
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   by asimpleusecase 2y ago

   It would be good to do this kind of analysis on apps that have more than 10 million users - but in the mean time , has someone done this analysis on TicTok?
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   by asimpleusecase 2y ago

   Please just keep a list of supported languages on the site. The FAQ only gives a few and the bubble on your site that says more than 29 languages was not clickable on my iPhone - I won’t go any further until I can see supported languages -
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   by asimpleusecase 2y ago

   The whole fast charging thing and the massive amounts of energy that is being transferred has caused me to “see” afresh the crazy amount of energy that is transferred when we refuel an ICE car. I can recall as a child seeing stories about s
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   by asimpleusecase 2y ago

   This start up might have a scalable answer with no limit on power generation https://www.lumenorbit.com/
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   by asimpleusecase 2y ago

   Self inflicted harm - I’m doubtful that will get the outcome they are hoping for
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   by asimpleusecase 2y ago

   It will be interesting to see if there was short selling of NVIDIA by the hedge fund behind deep seek. However in the coming months it will become clear how many of DeekSeeks claims prove to be true. In the short term testing out the promi
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   by asimpleusecase 2y ago

   I attend a church and it’s large enough that you would generally not get to know people very well. But they offer “small group” connection and about 3 years ago I connected with 3 other men. We meet every couple of weeks. We have different
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   by asimpleusecase 2y ago

   A mouse living an extra 15 minutes does not seem like an amazing result. However the problem space is relivant as there are estimates of 58,000 people dying from snake bit in India every year. If you bump that up to 100,000 to cover the res
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    Lumen Orbit(lumenorbit.com)

    2 points by asimpleusecase 2y ago|2 comments
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    I was listening to this interview https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/this-week-in-startups/... and the vision of basically free power to run a data center that could be dropped into orbit by space x - stru
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    Well, they did not say whose lifetime.
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    We have limited access to devices for under ten. Even educational apps on tablets have strict time limits. Initially there is an emotional reaction to limits and we talk to them about who is in control. Them or the technology. We want them
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    Mandatory deposits on all packaging for drinks is an effective solution to pollution. No special technology needed. Does not matter if it is reusable or not - just make the required deposit high enough and people will collect the containers
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    Seems new. Less than 50 paper listed. Seems like a front end for an LLm driven “reader”
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    In some place the entire windscreen would be blacked out
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    This is nice work. The safest approach is using the look up - which his data shows to be very good - and combine that with a database of verses. That way textual accuracy can be retained and very useful lookup be carried out by LLM. This sa
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    We still have remote tribes who have very little interaction with nuclear technology. We could test some of these communication methods and see how they interpret them.
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    https://hls.harvard.edu/today/harvards-library-innovation-la... More color from harvard
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    Spanish, English and French have Latin roots. Whether Nigel knows Latin or not he had likely picked up on those underlying patterns.
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    A property management firm AND a mobile security expert? This feels like a repackaged product without depth on the part of the seller
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    So if I use a faraday bag for stretches of time to prevent my phone being tracked is that going to cause a reset? Any documentation?
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/wikipedia-suspends-ac... Here is an article from India with some of the story
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    So you must create an account - I logged in with Google account. Then you are “offered” $7.99 a month or $18.99 a month with a starter discount. They refer to hundreds of listings a month and say they will be “like” the ten on display. But
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    So will the EU fine them for violation of GDPR?
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    So is AI an Eater egg machine?
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    I have one on my desk unopened. I’m in the UK and by the time it finally arrived all the stories had come out about how lame it was. Just have not invested any time on it.
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    Well, Steve [Jobs]… I think it's more like we both had this rich neighbour named Xerox and I broke into his house to steal the TV set and found out that you had already stolen it. … Bill Gates to Steve Jobs about Microsoft coping the A
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    Very nice! Classic how to with all the details needed to be successful. A great pattern for many other useful actions and reports from other sources.
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    by asimpleusecase 2y ago

    For a help desk it would produce physical “tickets” to be addressed - it does read like an Aprils Fool joke though.