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I forced every engineer to take sales calls and they rewrote our platform
(old.reddit.com)
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I’ve never seen so much evidence for a bubble yet so much potential to be the biggest Thing ever. Just getting a lot of mixed signals right now. Not sure what to think.
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Dramatic slowdown in melting of Arctic sea ice surprises scientists
(theguardian.com)
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1y ago
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Building Ultra Cheap Energy Storage for Solar PV
(austinvernon.substack.com)
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Economics and AI take off – Casey Handmer's blog
(caseyhandmer.wordpress.com)
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1y ago
You’d think with short text messages you could get way better range than even a good walkie talkie. Ie Repeat every character 1000x if you need to.
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1y ago
It’s crazy they built these without electricity or fuel. Just hand tools!
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Bringing Metallurgy Into the 21st Century – www.caltech.edu
(caltech.edu)
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1y ago
This is great but most customer support is actually designed as a “speed bump” for customers. Cancel account- have them call someone. Withdraw too much - make it a phone call. Change their last name? - that would overwhelm our software, let
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1y ago
I can’t help feeling that we’re rapidly heading towards the “trough of disillusionment”. (How should I invest if I have this thesis)
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Extreme fast charging of Lithium-ion batteries using flash graphene additive
(sciencedirect.com)
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Weighted vests for weight-loss maintenance? – Peter Attia
(peterattiamd.com)
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Regime Shift in Arctic Ocean Sea‐Ice Extent
(agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
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Thoughts About AGI and 1 About GPT-5 – By Steve Newman
(secondthoughts.ai)
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1y ago
I can see this being good for social connections but for business it might be considered rude? Like an old boss, or employee?
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1y ago
I think we should start using hermit crab analogies. Everyone understands that you need more of the biggest shells to free up shells for the little guys.
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1y ago
Have your company release an open source project and let people fix bugs to get interviews.
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1y ago
Can you do anything interesting with knowing blood oxygen?
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1y ago
I wish they could monitor blood insulin.
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1y ago
Adults must be protected from themselves at all costs!
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Lithium and Its Potential Protection from Alzheimer's Disease
(erictopol.substack.com)
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1y ago
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Does eating a diverse array of flavonoids prevent chronic disease? – Peter Attia
(peterattiamd.com)
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1y ago
Angle of attack is a big part but I think the other thing going on is air “sticks” to the surface of the top of the wing and gets directed downward as it comes off the wing. It also creates a gap as the wing curves down leaving behind lower
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Coral on Great Barrier Reef at Fifth Highest Level Since Records Began
(climateskeptic.org)
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1y ago
What’s the lowest level laptop this could run on. MacBook Pro from 2012?
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1y ago
Are these multimodal? I can’t seem to find that info.
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1y ago
I’m actually infinity more productive because I wouldn’t start projects without AI. (Just lazy and burned out from the tedium of codin g) but I’m enjoying it if the AI does a lot of the tedium.
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1y ago
Side note. I’m surprised we’re not doing more with LLMs as far as image and video processing. We now have some level of imaging understanding in a box (and some common sense). Seems like there would be millions of possibilities. Is manufact
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Pre-Training Large Memory Language Models with Internal and External Knowledge
(arxiv.org)
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I should have loved biology
(jsomers.net)
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1y ago
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