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by jyunwai 3y ago
The headline chosen by the publication is a bit misleading, as the surgeons didn't wear the Vision Pro during surgery. But it does sound like the tool has potential, from info emphasized by 9to5Mac [1]: "The surgeon, Syed Aftab, s
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by jyunwai 3y ago
Though these aren't direct accessible links to the WSJ's report, the following non-paywalled articles provide coverage about the same research paper (which itself can be directly read at https://www.bmj.com/content
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Space loves AI, AI doesn't love Space(spacenews.com)
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It turns out that your point is part of a fair criticism of the OED, as critics such as Oxford linguist Roy Harris [1] claim that dictionaries should be descriptive instead of prescriptive. The OED itself has also varied on its presentation
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by jyunwai 3y ago
To clear this up once and for all, we can refer to the much-respected Oxford English Dictionary (OED) [1]. The current definitions are: "1.a. Constraining, impelling; powerful, forcible."; "1.b. esp. Having power to compel as
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The FT's chief executive on AI, "loyalist" readers, and its U.S. expansion(niemanlab.org)
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The psychology of impatience could make waiting more tolerable(psyche.co)
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by jyunwai 3y ago
> "For me, I have greater admiration and respect for someone who has failed majestically at being great, than for someone who deals purely with median or below median expectations. The former will have amazing stories to tell, the l
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by jyunwai 3y ago
I hadn't considered the aspect of 'looking powerful/competent' before, but I have found setting limited goals useful for thinking strategically. The practical benefits of a limited versus highly ambitious short-term goal
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Teachers Using AI to Make New Worlds, Aid Students with Homework & Teach English(themarkup.org)
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How Illegal Fishing Ships Hide(nautil.us)
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That is excellent, thanks for the information and work to produce a very nice feature.
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Is private equity worth it?(ft.com)
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A gift link is at: https://wapo.st/431v3AE
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The most physically demanding jobs in America(washingtonpost.com)
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I generally agree with you as a learner, though I've found advantages and disadvantages to the fairly inflexible learning expectations provided by a university environment. A useful aspect of the language that I was required to learn w
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Major newspapers and magazines have actually seriously considered this question, and put the money in for solving this. Some publications such as The Washington Post have added AI-generated readings to their articles, but I've personal
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by jyunwai 3y ago
As long as you enjoyed the work, I would say yes. While it's true that live performances give you the acting, set design, and costume design for the work, a close examination of the writing helps with appreciating the wordplay and usag
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by jyunwai 3y ago
As a person learning Spanish, this reminded me about how regional differences with the language has led to some debate about which variations to cover in courses and textbooks. For example, a university course I took tested for the proper c
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by jyunwai 3y ago
The soundness of the advice depends on the person's specific situation. I've known a person who benefitted from a Master's as the degree gave the person access to certain internships, which helped the person break into a spec
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by jyunwai 3y ago
Would anyone know the general steps to making an interactive webpage like this? I tried to take a peek by opening the Web Inspector and scrolling to see what changed, but couldn't uncover anything definitive. The general technique I ca
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How to code and impute income in studies of opinion polls?(statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu)
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More than 1B people have obesity, including 159M young people, study estimates(statnews.com)
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As Hackaday notes, a University of Waterloo student first discovered the problem and began a discussion on the r/uwaterloo forum: https://old.reddit.com/r/uwaterloo/comments/1anvv0q/hey_so_w... A un
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Big candy is watching: facial recognition in vending machines upsets university(hackaday.com)
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Why it took the US 51 years to get back on the moon(phys.org)
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Record-Setting Blazes Are Growing More Common. What Survivors Want You to Know(propublica.org)
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What Happens to Your Sensitive Data When a Data Broker Goes Bankrupt?(themarkup.org)
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by jyunwai 3y ago
Read books about habit formation and apply the ideas about identifying a trigger to a habit, and altering the response. Most importantly, you can consider identifying and addressing the emotional motivation behind the habit. I’m a fan of BJ
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Meet the divers trying to figure out how deep humans can go(technologyreview.com)
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