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Colorectal cancer is now the top cause of cancer death in younger people(wsj.com)
62 points by bmau5 9mo ago|34 comments
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Ask HN: Did past "bubbles" have so many people claiming we were in a bubble?
19 points by bmau5 9mo ago|18 comments
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by bmau5 10mo ago
As others have mentioned that data is captured in other studies and isn't the point of this paper
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by bmau5 1y ago
I'd understand if the ads were subsidizing the purchase price significantly, but this still seems to be in line with their highest pricing.
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by bmau5 1y ago
Thank you!
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by bmau5 1y ago
Thank you!
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Ask HN: Any good books for a layman on history of quantum computing?
26 points by bmau5 1y ago|6 comments
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by bmau5 1y ago
Does your estimate account for advancements in virtual simulation models that has simultaneously been happening? From people I speak to in the space (which I am very much not in) - they had mentioned these advancements have dramatically imp
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by bmau5 1y ago
I can see the clear benefits of smart glasses, but can't imagine owning them myself (until there's a local only version). It feels like it will be a social faux pas as well, as I can't imagine being comfortable in a social se
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by bmau5 1y ago
>Post ragebaiting bearish article on AI to hackernews >Make front page
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Ask HN: Aside from code, what are practical ways you're using AI?
1 points by bmau5 1y ago|1 comments
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by bmau5 1y ago
Which ads are these? My impression was they are all based on CPC or CP impression
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Oral Microbes Linked to 3-Fold Increased Risk of Pancreatic Cancer(nyulangone.org)
150 points by bmau5 1y ago|77 comments
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by bmau5 1y ago
I hear you. I just have a hard time believing he does anything without some direct tie back to his bank account. If we find he has short positions in Kenvue it'll make more sense to me.
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by bmau5 1y ago
Why they picked something that has extremely compelling evidence to the contrary, rather than just saying "ultraprocessed foods" or older parenting age is beyond me. I don't see how this serves their agenda, and clearly isn&#
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by bmau5 1y ago
which is the folinic acid, an active form of folate
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Ask HN: How much of your code is AI writing?
3 points by bmau5 1y ago|1 comments
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by bmau5 1y ago
Just finished this and I enjoyed it, though as you mention is very America-centric
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by bmau5 1y ago
It feels like such an easy win-win for Google to just add citations like Perplexity does. Gives credit + link to the original source material while still offering the improved experience they're after
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by bmau5 1y ago
The Great Leap Backwards continues
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by bmau5 1y ago
Yep definitely could be
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by bmau5 1y ago
Why would it be stupid?
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by bmau5 1y ago
Assuming this has a lot to do with Google's TPUs. Google is well positioned to be the AWS for AIs given the increased efficiency of TPUs, which only they have.
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by bmau5 1y ago
What is the value of this article? Having family wealth is advantageous in basically every career - so I don't get why Entrepreneurship would be any different.
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by bmau5 1y ago
Cancer is a stretch, as we have enough trouble detecting that with deep sequencing - but cool nonetheless for viral screening.
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Study reveals salps play outsize role in damping global warming (2023)(vims.edu)
3 points by bmau5 1y ago|1 comments
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by bmau5 1y ago
This seems to generally be a byproduct of having more capital available to buy the shorter domains from squatters
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by bmau5 1y ago
This would explain why OpenAI and others seem to be pushing much harder into the B2B/api applications. It feels like we're on to distribution capture as the differentiator now.
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by bmau5 1y ago
This makes a lot of sense
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by bmau5 1y ago
A bit surprised to see them go with OpenAI over Anthropic. OpenAI obviously has much broader consumer recognition and appeal, but I've been expecting a strategic partnership between Apple and a model co (Anthropic made most sense to me

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