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Study Finds High-Speed Rail Increases Happiness(vice.com)
5 points by foruhar 3y ago|0 comments
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How do we know that therapy works, and which kind is best for you?(newscientist.com)
14 points by foruhar 3y ago|3 comments
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Elon Musk reportedly bought thousands of GPUs for a Twitter AI project(engadget.com)
4 points by foruhar 3y ago|0 comments
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When Someone You Love Is Upset, Ask This One Question(nytimes.com)
4 points by foruhar 4y ago|2 comments
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Deaths by Suicide Increase Significantly During the Week of a Full Moon(neurosciencenews.com)
4 points by foruhar 4y ago|0 comments
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Hyman Minsky and the Groundhog Day of Speculative Finance(lewisenterprises.substack.com)
1 points by foruhar 4y ago|0 comments
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Can a billionaire die without anyone noticing?(qz.com)
6 points by foruhar 4y ago|1 comments
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by foruhar 4y ago
Looks very cool. Is there something like this for MacOS via brew of some such vs npx?
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Visual ChatGPT: Talking, Drawing and Editing with Visual Foundation Models(github.com)
5 points by foruhar 4y ago|1 comments
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by foruhar 4y ago
I had access to one of the development boards 1986/87. I was writing neural network code for my degree/dissertation and it was slow on the Sun 3 at the lab which was slower than the departmental Vax. I was writing in C (rather tha
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by foruhar 4y ago
Beautiful work. Even more impressive is the fact that it looks like you didn't spend much time in the UK and you have some classic British boxes. Glad to see you did the "calculator" keyboard on the PET rather than the later
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AI in agtech is drawing much investment(news.crunchbase.com)
8 points by foruhar 4y ago|1 comments
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On-device demon of Stable Diffusion on an Android phone(qualcomm.com)
2 points by foruhar 4y ago|1 comments
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by foruhar 4y ago
Probably the weight of the cassette if we are talking about the beeb. I just recalled the “DIN to DIN” cable for the first time in 30+ years.
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Before Ohio derailment, train operator lobbied against safety rules(washingtonpost.com)
12 points by foruhar 4y ago|0 comments
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by foruhar 4y ago
I'm not sure exactly what you are asking but it may be helpful to know that Switzerland is a direct democracy. https://www.eda.admin.ch/aboutswitzerland/en/home/politik-ge... .
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by foruhar 4y ago
Not only is it not getting simpler the tax code seems to keep growing as more exceptions and exemptions get added. I guess it's like so many legacy code bases that just keep growing with lots of patches for special cases. According to
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by foruhar 4y ago
There must be a myriad ways. This was on the front page today https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34835096
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by foruhar 4y ago
Very cool. CRDTs seem to be in the air. I was searching for something unrelated and bumped into https://mycelial.com/ which is also doing CRDTs with sqlite. Very helpful intro to CRDTs video on their youtube channel.
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by foruhar 4y ago
There’s a version of this where the output is mediated by humans. Currently chatgpt has a thumbs up/down UI next to each response. This feedback could serve as a signal for which generated output may be useful for future ingestion. Per
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by foruhar 4y ago
I once had physical therapist who got quite far in the amateur natural body building world by only lifting 1lb weights. He was getting a PhD in Anatomy(!) and wanted to demonstrate that you don't need to lift heavy to get hypertrophy.
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by foruhar 4y ago
I played way too much Elite on the BBC micro (vs studying). As a kid learinging to program I thought Braben and Bell were gods. It blew my mind that my 6502 computer could manifest the experience that was Elite. Braben went on to write Zarc
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by foruhar 4y ago
There is a world in which AI will be the best source of knowledge (most powerful knowledge generator). There will be many LLMs & AIs, open and branded, and we'll pick our oracle. ChatGPT is an infant of an AI and it will mutate,
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by foruhar 4y ago
Apparently ChatGPT went from zero to a million users in five days[1], at a cost of "single-digits cents per chat." For perspective the likes of Instagram and Twitter have take from a few months to a few dozen months to get to a mi
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by foruhar 4y ago
I bought a 30x magnifying glass with LED lighting for $16 on Amazon. I didn't know I needed it but I now use it daily. I find the magnifier super handy to grab for reading tiny print on things like USB chargers. My reading glasses don&
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by foruhar 4y ago
$1000/month seems like a decent amount of money for a lot of people. I'm guessing a large number of folks would love to lose weight miraculously. I wonder how long before we get a bootleg analog that can be bought in the non-medic
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by foruhar 4y ago
Taking data without consent is a real issue. There is still lots of data out there that is free of copyright. I'd be curious to see a model that is trained solely on public domain data (perhaps with an option to include creative common
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by foruhar 4y ago
Oxygene was part of the sound track for the Peter Weir (Dead Poet's Society, The Truman Show) film Gallipoli (1981); an interesting choice for a movie set in 1915.
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by foruhar 4y ago
It stutters for me when I have the tab in focus. What I switch to another tab the stuttering goes away. I guess it's the animations that are bogging down my Intel MBA.
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The southern Pacific Ocean has been locked in its La Niña for 3 winters running(economist.com)
10 points by foruhar 4y ago|0 comments

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