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More light at night linked to changes in heart structure and function
(medicalxpress.com)
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Noise pollution may keep bodies on alert, disrupting sleep and heart health
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The distortions in maps with non orthogonal axes are evident already looking at Europe (though with centering at Greenwich). So, not just the "Map of America (of the Americas)" or "Map of Australia"... The compromises ar
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> Ignoring this reality is part of other concerns. So you meant: "we are already at a point in which many humans can be non-competitive in the professional market". Yes. We were still there some time ago already.
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But you have delirated a large number of assumptions over what I had written - you have "filled in the gaps" with assumptions of your choice without much care for the due diligence of doubt. (One example is the idea - entirely you
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Somebody who does not represent anybody "agreed" - not us.
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Sorry for the delay. It can be subjective, at this stage of product availability. Personally, I hate to be frustrated by gross intellectual faults, so I did some research in the past about the best benchmarks to assess pure (simulated, appa
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> Findings demonstrate how, when faced with this ambiguity, officers rely on and revert to the simplicity of the binary The abstract (article is not public, and available divulgation is more shocking than the abstract) substantially sa
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The "Bad Guy": Defensive Simplification and Moral Ambiguity in Police Work
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AI Made Lots Hideous Code but Found Major Bottlenecks for Fast Linux Compilation
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Rein in social media, not children, say more than 130 groups, experts
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Fewer and Fewer Students Earn Degrees in the Humanities
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Man told ChatGPT he was feeling delusional. ChatGPT insisted he was Jesus
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You are reminding to this very community the notion of cybernetics.
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But you are using a simplified model that does not take account e.g. of the virtuous circle given by the extra intelligence available for the population, which will rise at least part of it. > most humans I have to repeat it here very
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Double check.
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> South America is an actual real geographical designator in common usage Hence naming something that is absurd. That is the joke. The renaming is preposterous - that is the message. Edit: and maaany other "short-circuits" ar
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> Inspired by the bravery and patriotism of Apple and Google
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And which public enterprise has undertaken those projects? Looking at current hot problems, and exemplary of the situation: which public entities have endeavoured to backup the most important channels and videos from YouTube, the current hi
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It's "shareholder-linked" (probably not "driven"), but yes, upvoted. Nonetheless, even when with grave faults in the path, Google has managed to give us marvellous, paramount free resources (Google Street, Google Mu
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I hope everybody knows Tim Follin - or will now come to know his genius. > Agent X ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T42WuUpBuHE ) or Agent X II ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNc_xczyGLc ) or Ch
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> Anyway this topic shouldn't even be on HN Oh, it should. Where should we discuss it? Because we really should discuss it.
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> would send their soldiers to die transforming a cold war into an full war.
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> More of this Unless authoritativeness is restored. Then, it's not "more of the same", but "finally recognized prestigious sources". And: no, I believe there is a strong lacking, scarcity, and it has to win a
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Well, explain said "spirit of the question" then, because "human with an average IQ" gets the same reply as above (49606153). Justify why we should have any consideration for the average human etc. in comparison to softw
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Geneticist's Y. Lu age-reversal tech could help restore sight
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Full original title: # How Did the Nation Get Its Name? Other Suggestions Included the United Colonies, Columbia and the United States of Alleghania // The nascent country adopted its name 250 years ago, on September 9, 1776. Amer
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USA Nation got its name on Sep 9, 1776. Americans debated the moniker ever since
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Build a Reasoning Model, Scratch 2: Base, Text Gen, KV Caching [Seb Raschka][YT]
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> don't care about benchmarks You must care about good benchmarks (identify those that have relevance).
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