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ljlolel
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The Governor's order directs state agencies and departments to adopt policies and plans consistent with the California Department of Transportation's existing encampment policy, which includes providing advance notice of clearance
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Yacht can just mean 40 foot boat
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I can make cheap, small-scale facsimiles, fangzhipin, to demonstrate some quality of the original. I can make exact replicas, pixel-perfect fuzhipin, to learn how the originals and their creators work. Or I can create shanzhai, unsolicited
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In 2048, the fastest human on the planet will be a quadrupedal galloping man https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4928019/
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You're wanting https://hangout.fm/
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Plants generate tens of thousands of chemicals. I’d be interested in finding out if there are any other plants or plants in normal diet that have or don’t have “some anti-inflammatory or anti-bacterial” properties, possibly they all do
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2y ago
Oh I thought it was maybe a bot
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This top comment is very similar to this other comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12975858
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Ditto
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Hands on. Build a house. Serve soup.
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Many kinds of hands-on volunteering would do this. The “high impact” part would be the people helped giving direct appreciation.
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Sorry are you saying nobody is using Circle? Also it seems closed source?
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Who is using Circle C++ in production?
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Let me guess, you’re over 40
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it's this or Sam Altman and Elon Musk super-robots hack your brain
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The Gut Oracle Chapter 1 Dr. Amara Singh stared at the bioprocessor organoid under her microscope, her heart racing with excitement. She turned to her partner, Dr. Kai Nakamura, with a wide grin. "We did it, Kai. This is going to chang
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Pretty much how our gut brain works, our heart brain works, and how octopus arms work too.
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I wrote a sci-fi novella based on this. Scientists develop bioprocessor organoids, then develop cDNA that lives in the germ line that develops this organoid with pre-programmed in weights of all human knowledge. This solves the alignment pr
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Best if you just try to lose half the password so you have an advantage on cracking it.
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ADHD traits were an advantage in evolution
(washingtonpost.com)
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It also matches or exceeds the performance of much larger models, including Gemini Pro and GPT-4V, according to human judgments on a new long-form mixed-modal generation evaluation, where either the prompt or outputs contain mixed sequences
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Moreover, when used as a substrate for perovskite solar cells, the transparent bamboo displays the potential to act as a light management layer, leading to a marked efficiency enhancement of 15.29%.
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You can teach a 4 year old chess I’ve done it many times (patiently)
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In order to make vision-only depth sensing work well, you need ground-truth data. Buying a few thousand lidar to get a ton of ground-truth training data for the NN to learn distance on its own from vision is an obvious move. They're n
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https://arxiv.org/pdf/2404.19737
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Source?
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the problem with new cities is that it's nearly impossible to build new airports anymore
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My understanding from last year is that they’re doing both prevention and cleanup. They have a good explanation on their website on microplastic sizes
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Not sure if this is a joke, the cover image is of a Sikh scientist ——Sikhs famous for never cutting their human hair ever (Thus in a turban)
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Interesting, maybe that’s totally changed as of today with the AI voice and language and lip synching tech we have now
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