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In the context of measles infection, it's worth knowing that the measles virus not only infects the body and causes a systemic infection, but also targets the memory immune cell and wipes out all acquired immunisations. In effect, the
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If you believe in the wave, just think of a killer app. What would be the killer app for generative AI?
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Why was Brin named defendant when his contractors hired the pilots and did all the related work? Because Brin is a billionaire. That’s why.
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I don’t get it. The video mentioned was just about text recognition, something AI has mastered long ago. It was not about objects, movements or other complex actions (drawing or building for example). What is so impressive about it then?
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So weighting these batteries is the most simple way to recognize the fakes ones!
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Sora is not even a “world simulator”. It just creates one plausible scene based on a textual description. I hates this kind of click-baity headlines.
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The thing is mission critical. The test is extremely expensive so test will not conducted regularly. The whole process is highly sensitive but opaque at best. Why do I see a recipe for utter failure?
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Wow! Absolutely astounding!
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Perhaps build a local-first site for special interest groups. Then using crawler/bots to get traffic from LinkIn to your site and vice versa. I know China has huge social networks but smaller one for special interests are still thrivin
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“To study ability, they matched a subset of their data on inventors with records of their math scores back when they were third graders.4 To study the role that circumstances play, the research team matched the inventor dataset with tax rec
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The communist party is still operating in the USA and at least nobody disturbed their national convention in 2019. Also, the Chinese Culture Center, arguably a pro-China activity, is still operating normally. [1] https://en.wikip
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Really? Did you try to learn something seriously with AI and compare the same process with a human teacher? And you seriously believe the parrot is better? Try asking ChatGPT or Gemini about minimax plus alpha-beta pruning then change the c
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Wow! That cannot be coincident. I sense a next wave of lawsuits is coming.
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Yeah, I also engage little on Twitter, but so far I’ve seen no notable worsening of spam. When I clicked to see popular announcements (from HN or somewhere else) I also saw crypto spams and other stuff but from my perspective, it’s not much
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Yeah. I think people nowadays are in a kind of AI-euphoria and they took every advancement in AI for more than what they really are. The realization of their limitations will set in once people have been working long enough on the stuff. Th
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Yeah, their Gemini demo was a disaster. But they have released their Ultra model for the general audience, so you can test them yourself. Talking about killing the competitor is a little funny, considering they are all generative LLM based
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In my experience (I work mostly and deeply with Bard/Gemini), the reasoning capability of Gemini is quite good. Gemini Pro is already much better than ChatGPT 3.5, but they still make quite a few mistakes along the way. What is more wo
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Zluda allows unmodified CUDA code to run on AMD Radeon(overclock3d.net)
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That's exactly why we need to modularize and componentize. We need to reduce dependency, loose the coupling and eliminate side effects. Monolithic is a dead end. Microservices when things get too complex.
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<sigh> if people think these cities are noisy, try Asia’s. You’ll live in hell and be amazed at how peaceful and quiet your home city could be!
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Someone must have a sadistic fun playing deadly toy and endanger people’s life!
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There is no swatting problems in other countries because they don’t have SWAT! :) But seriously, the heavily militarized police is a US only phenomenon.
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That is a serious accusation. Care to elaborate with links and reputable sources? Otherwise, I believe you should delete your comment.
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Waymo certainly has the video of the collision. Just shows it!
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Saying genes are not the blueprint for life is for me like saying “physics can not predict our life”. It cannot but everybody knows physics is the foundation of our universe. However, our world is ways to complex to use physics laws to pre
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Interestingly, Filipino and Indonesian also had their own scripts for some time (a subset of Indian scripts) then converted to Latin scripts in the 18th century and later. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baybayin
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I thought all military planes must have a Identification Friend or Foe protocol, where the signal will be encrypted and the approach is kind of a challenge-response, which should be fool-proof, isn’t it? So how come that they could not know
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On my phone, I didn’t notice it at all until I read it. I just thought it is a normal webpage describing the project.
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Not only both of them are based on totalitarianism, they are totalitarian systems based on ideology.
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Yes, not only both of them are based on totalitarianism, they are also totalitarian systems based on ideology. But there is more. Both began as support for the working class after World War I (in Germany). In fact, both the Communist Party

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