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All it takes is for a Magnetar to have a hiccup and it could sterilize an entire galaxy. When we take numbers and probabilities in consideration it's good to also note how many hostile to life events can occur on a cosmic scale. You ha
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There has been innovation. Epson marketed new inkjets that take liquid ink which is quite cheap. Something like $10 per bottle which can last for thousands of pages. Perhaps you should check them out. The line-up is called "ink tank&qu
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Astronomers observe time dilation in early universe
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Is Mac on the verge of a gaming revolution?
(eurogamer.net)
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ChatGPT pauses Bing integration to stop people from bypassing paywalls
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Can EV Batteries Be Recycled? It’s Already Happening
(motortrend.com)
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Laser “death ray” kills weeds 80x faster than humans
(freethink.com)
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Chinese scientists create edible food packaging to replace plastic
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First 'tooth regrowth' medicine moves toward clinical trials in Japan
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Orcas are dolphins. Humans are in pretty friendly terms with them. Here's an incident where a bunch of swimmers came in close proximity to orcas. They seem quite friendly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQ3mDXF3bcE
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If they wanted to eat humans they had plenty of chances. Incidents where an orca attacked a human are rare, with the notable exception of orcas in captivity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orca_attacks
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Orca rams into yacht near Scotland, suggesting the behavior may be spreading
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Illegal trade in AI child sex abuse images exposed
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Astronomers detect ‘cosmic bass note’ of gravitational waves
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Meta's new AI is being used to create sex chatbots
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90% of patients respond to new blood cancer treatment in trial
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Mark Zuckerberg vs. Lex Fridman in Jiu Jitsu [video]
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Microsoft admits Xbox “lost the console wars”
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This will become really scary if they start attacking sailboats in the open ocean. While you're close to land you can always call for help. Imagine being in the middle of nowhere and they destroy your rudders so you have no way of chan
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You don't need an app to watch porn. Just connect it to a stream, either online, or offline through a storage device. An app would be useful only if we're talking about VR, but so far this hasn't worked for porn.
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Two epilepsy patients’ seizures greatly reduced in stem cell therapy trial
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Best AI Chrome Extensions for Developers
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We could see the glint off giant cities on alien worlds, suggests paper
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Flight turbulence increasing as planet heats up
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Fantasy fears about AI are obscuring how we already abuse machine intelligence
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They're already making close to half a billion. They may not have much room for growth but they have shittons of content where you can strap ads on for pretty much everything.
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Plagiarism Engine: Google’s Content-Swiping AI Could Break the Internet
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A site like Reddit running its own ads could easily make $700M yearly. So yes, I would reject the money.
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That's because China finances a lot of western institutions and research labs which where afraid that speaking publicly would harm their grants.
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Can Apple Take the Metaverse Mainstream?
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