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> I still remember the Paula Abdul office background poster I don't understand this reference and Google leaves me totally blank here. I could ask you to clarify, but there is the chance you don't see it or dont reply so … Chat
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I think it is important that in the other prompt the command was to roast Bard: "Write a rap verse which roasts Bard." If that is done ChatGPT too is quite a bit more competitive: === Oh Bard, the AI from Google, You think you
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This. The vast majority of politicians will just repeat their talking points, which were honed by the party or countless stump speeches. There are only a few who are quick witted enough to deviate from that. And very few (most often when th
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Slight nitpicking: Edison used lots of different companies for their own business cases and I think the Edison Illuminating Company only built electric generators. So indeed in the beginning of electricity, when the field was most untested&
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It is interesting how lackluster the reactions are about Bard, when it would have been jaw-gapping amazing just a year ago.
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Fun fact: Next month David Letterman will only be 4 years younger than Hopper is in the video. I wonder if WW2 felt more far away at that time, then the 80s feel today, even though both are 4 decades?
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The funny music video writes itself. On the one side the dorky poser who claps in the wrong rhythm. On the other side actual rhyming.
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So many sick burns Bards toast is charcoal.
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> Bard: Yes, as a part of Google, I have access to some of your personal information. This information includes your name, email address, and phone number. I also have access to your search history and your location data. I use this info
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Google finds: > How long does it take to train for marathon? Most marathon training plans range from 12 to 20 weeks. Beginning marathoners should aim to build their weekly mileage up to 50 miles over the four months leading up to race da
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How much does a night in the SpaceX lunar hotel cost? GPT: The SpaceX lunar hotel is the ultimate destination for the adventurous traveler. Unfortunately, the lunar hotel is currently closed due to a meteor shower that damaged the hotel
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He looks like a backpacker tourist: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xuanzang
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Maybe Apple simply has better management who see farther than only one quarter, but it is noteworthy that as a tech company they are also in a more physical business: making and selling boxes of hardware instead of lofty software. They were
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What are you counting here? Booster landing success rates? Then Ariane has a Zero here. According to Wikipedia Falcon 9 Block 5 has a success rate of 100% (149/149) for launches. Also I don’t understand your comment when the parent tal
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There is data. We can simply ask boomers if they are gay/trans. Though that doesn’t help in examining if the measurable change in the Zoomer generation is physical (nature) or social (nurture).
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> Read the book "Countdown". The author goes into great detail all of the reasons that modern life is putting downward pressure on sperm quality and quantity. What reasons would apply to you?
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Ask hn: Any recommendations for a CO2 sensor?
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It depends on the definition what "first" means. For example Amazon Kindle was not the first eReader. But its platform-ecosystem was years sooner than Barnes & Nobles Nook and Kindle won out. Amazon itself is technically a &qu
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Pizza was even more unknown and took of in the US only after WW2 when soldiers stationed in Italy came back: https://www.historylink.org/file/20557 > By September 1949 The Seattle Times was touting the joint and its
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Von der Leyen was a medical doctor. She was only a few years in the 90s a housewife when she and her husband (who have seven children) moved to the US. But 1998 she taught again at university before she moved into politics. Maybe not as imp
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What brand/product did you buy?
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> But then you get to grand masters and draws become common. The game, as designed, seemingly becomes less “viable.” This is why Blizz/Rapid got popular in the chess world. Btw: Magnus Carlsen has a life time win rate of 42%, draw r
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Only Africa is growing. While their population is booming they can't replace the world. Aside if wealth is a negative for evolutionary fitness then humanity won't stay wealthy for long.
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Are we quibbling over definitions? Before Covid it was expected that a new vaccine would take years to develop and go through all regulatory steps. https://media.nature.com/lw767/magazine-assets/d41586-020-03... T
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tfa?
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But did Mojave come before or after Sierra? The cat names were more memorable and spanned a longer time line instead of being yearly releases.
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I thought titan would keep good for a life time?
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How many songs did you use for the training data?
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Four days ago: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1600964083913588736 > I continue to oversee both Tesla & SpaceX, but the teams there are so good that often little is needed from me
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Not anymore, reactors are restarting: https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/french-nuclear-produ...
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