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Physicists discover a hidden gluon structure inside protons
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I've been talking with AI during my morning commute (car) recently, instead of listening to something. It's a great partner to bounce ideas off of. I don't have any friends that can or are willing to engage with ideas to the
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For everyone struggling with hair loss but concerned about side effects of Fin. Look into topical fin. It produces higher concentrations of the medication in the scalp and lower systemic concentration. Not perfect, but better.
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First human trials of designer protein therapies stun US neuroscientists
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Scientists find evidence for two origins of life on Earth
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Precise specs must always be given, they cannot be reasoned into existence, because they are shaped by external considerations. No matter how intelligent the executor is, without knowledge of the relevant external context, specs will always
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That saying goes back long before WSB
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Is the fundamental challenge for AI directed movement in 3D space the continuity of the environment? Vs LLM's which train on discrete and limited token sets.
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I have a toy hypothesis that once civilization level intelligent life emerges it never disappears barring the planet it inhabits being vaporized by some unfortunately directed GRB or some similar catastrophe. Our knowledge is becoming holog
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Long-Term Finasteride and Dutasteride Use: It's Time to Sound the Alarm
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The Patchwright – AI Assisted Short Film
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Claude Code is extremely easy to set up and use. I suspect its saturation among software professionals is at the majority of the addressable market. What if there are no other killer apps for Enterprise? Only CC will produce the level of to
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The Timeless Way of Building
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"lost calories" as if having people consume animal feed to reduce total caloric loss is a good idea.
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Mystery around top-ranked Rockefeller book grows
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YouTube Premium is the best $10 I spend per month. Nowhere else can I consistently find the sort of niche content that interests me.
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Starlink satellite 34343 disappears in 'fragment creation event'
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Congressman Calls for FBI Help over Missing General, Scientists
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Say No to Subsidizing European Defense
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I thought AI video was the future? Now the biggest AI company in the world is straight up shutting their service down because it's too expensive? Simply a disaster for OpenAI and the industry as a whole.
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OpenAI shutters short-form video app Sora as company reels in costs
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Whether or not AI consolidates (even more than now) is irrelevant. The tech is extremely useful as a catalyzer of ideas and stimulus to action.
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>"Wealth passed through property law: wills, trusts, title deeds, institutional relationships. No regression. No noise. Just compounding. " Slopspeak detected.
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A rebuttal: the institutional and experiential barriers to wealth generation can be overcome with AI unlike any other technology before. Consider: someone wanting to start a business previously had to negotiate tremendous legal/complia
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Capital flows to where it enjoys the greatest returns. That is not Europe, not now nor in any foreseeable future. There is no reason for a skilled professional interested in making money to go there.
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The EU is going to fail in the next decade or two. It is a financially and politically unsustainable patchwork that will rip apart in the great power conflict that is coming. The sick man of Europe is now Europe itself.
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Did it not work after the first try and you gave up? Did it not produce any usable code that you could hand tweak or build off of? I want to understand your definition of "failed" here.
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Chuck Norris dies at age 86
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But it's so easy to try something like Claude Code. It's not like you need to get up to speed. There is no learning curve*, that's the nature of AI. Just start using it and you'll see why it has attracted so much hype. *
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> "Claw bots seem to be a weird sort of alternate reality RPG more than a useful tool, so far." So basically crypto DeFi/Web3/Metaverse delusion redux
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