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Clifford Sosin on X: "Maybe Intelligence Ain't All That" / X
(twitter.com)
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The Singularity is now the news cycle
(twitter.com)
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3mo ago
My first thought is a better tape measure. Wouldn’t that be cool if it didn’t bend.
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Exercise Erased Half the Molecular Signature of Muscle Aging
(gethealthspan.com)
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GitHub – makerspet/oomwoo: Open-source vacuum robot cleaner
(github.com)
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Scientists revive a powerful antibiotic that superbugs had defeated
(sciencedaily.com)
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3mo ago
I’d imagine the apu could recharge it during flight at least somewhat.
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Worse on Purpose – How Corporate Greed Killed Product Quality
(worseonpurpose.com)
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Moody's Upgrades Argentina Credit Rating, Citing Milei's Economic Overhaul
(bloomberg.com)
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3mo ago
What’s the purpose of doing this? (Site won’t load for me)
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3mo ago
How come we don’t make chips with really small 3d printers?
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This is basically the ide of the future if you think about it. If bots do all the coding then this is where you’ll code.
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Chamath Palihapitiya on X: "Tricking US Gov protect frontier labs is a mistake
(twitter.com)
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3mo ago
Could I use the browsing feature to search for land to buy? Or is there an easier way I’m overlooking? Hoping to find something on a creek with a Mountain View and fairly remote.
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3mo ago
Just to play devils advocate. These kind of papers are very verbose and boilerplate. I can imagine using AI to write 90% but then the actual novel content and explaining what’s important could be handwritten. Perhaps that’s what’s happening
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Fertility is collapsing because motherhood is zero-status
(twitter.com)
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The 'anti-Greta Thunberg' weather nerd debunking climate myths
(nypost.com)
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3mo ago
At this point the killer feature would be: privacy, control of your own vehicle, and repair ability. Does it offer this? Wish someone would make that product.
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Harry Partridge on X: "GLM 5.2 With Vision" / X
(twitter.com)
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They Ran Nattokinase Against a Statin. The Enzyme Won
(sayerji.substack.com)
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3mo ago
Am I understanding right? They detected an atmosphere but don’t know what it’s made of?
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The Self-Driving Company
(twitter.com)
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Governments, companies, nonprofits should invest in free, open source AI [pdf]
(siegelendowment.org)
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3mo ago
It’s understandable to be wary of folks who hold views you disagree with but it’s more important to evaluate each idea regardless of where it comes from. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem
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Sleep Regularity vs. Sleep Duration: Which Is a Better Predictor of Mortality?
(neurologyadvisor.com)
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Sleep regularity is a stronger predictor of mortality risk than sleep duration (2023)
(academic.oup.com)
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3mo ago
What data type stores one bit? Does it offer opportunity for more efficient matmuls?
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The Lo-Fi Way I Broke My Scrolling Habit
(nytimes.com)
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Natural Light Is an Essential Nutrient
(midwesterndoctor.com)
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3mo ago
I find the confusion confusing. Meaning isn’t it obvious it would take an entire civilization and all of its technology to create functional space craft, computers, and mining robots? I don’t see how anyone would expect some kind of self co
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