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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Yes, in some sense it’s. But if the game already exists and the AI just parroted it, it’s significantly less impressive, isn’t it?
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Can we not build highly reflective super-thin space mirrors like solar sails to divert off a bit of solar radiation? It's much safer than intervene in our atmosphere.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
I wonder if Apple Watch can detect/show signs of sleep apnea? It measures your breaths, so I theorize if you have sleep apnea, you will eventually stop breathing then wake up suddenly to breathe hard due to the lack of oxygen. So it mi
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Reminds me of the Void novels of Peter Hamilton. The black hole is in reality an artificial world, constructed by an ancient civilization to investigate the purpose of life. Enormous amount of energy is needed to run the world simulation in
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
There is the same molecule, found in bovine milk/meat and in the mucosa of colon cancer patients. The study aims to find the correlation between these molecules and colon cancer in humans. The authors suggested there is a causal link b
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Cool. Does anyone know a simulation (free accessible) simulation for air current? I want to see air currents in different building designs but have not found an accessible simulation yet.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Why that reminds me of their maneuver of quickly occupying the earth orbit to “prevent” further advance of the American?
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
I wonder if there is a fundamental difference between voluntary fasting (like humans do) and enforced starving (on the mice). Withdraw the food and the mice can not know if they will have something to eat in the future. And that arguably wi
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Really? I don’t spy on other people so I don’t know. But I know 6-digits passcode is the default and Apple makes it intentionally harder for people to switch to a shorter, I think it’s the norm. And if people are so lazy and lax with their
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
“In a tweet, Stern recommended that users switch from a four-digit passcode” Who on earth uses a 4-digits passcode?
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
They banned the usage of ChatGPT for their employees, and I’m pretty sure in specific cases and not general but Bloomberg called it “cracking down” :D Click-bait the worst art!
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Haha
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Not only give you confidence, it also guides you to deal with the issues arisen from your insight practices.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
If you mediate, you should be aided by a master or friends. You should not mediate, especially deep mediate in a confusing state of mind, when you are panic or exhausted, when you are hungry or too full. If you don’t follow the rules and pr
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
I don’t see why the changes should be important. More political correct, yes, but better? Not necessary.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
I wonder if it’s because of the auditory part or of the social and meaning part. If it’s the auditory part, you can practice listen to harder sources and in more difficult environments as other suggested. You can also speed up audio sources
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
An anti-belief in merit is not just wrong, it’s bad for the while society.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
It’s his company. If even his twists are not promoted, what is the sense of the whole enterprise?
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
You don’t have to use goto. Set a condition then check it accordingly in the block following the while block and all will be fine.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Sorry but you’re incorrect. Oxford dictionary says: “experimental is adjective. 1. (of a new invention or product) based on untested ideas or techniques and not yet established or finalized: an experimental drug. 2. (of art or an artistic t
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Can it use the person names on the iPhone? I mean, the iPhone already does a splendid job recognizing faces. If the app can access that and combine the scene description with persons and other properties of the photos would be fantastic.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Even though the new version of ChatGPT seems better at math, it still hallucinates heavily, makes wild assumptions and self-contradictory statements.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Haha, I just uploaded a photo of mine to test and SA promptly reported a dozens supposedly human-made "sources" for my photo! I find it hilarious! No, that's not how attribution should work.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Altman didn’t say his tech will break the capitalism. He said GAI will break the capitalism. He he also believes we are still very far from it. That’s a significant difference. I would vote down the post due to its deception and clickbait.
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Like all other models backed by LLM, Kagi summarizer can process text in other languages quite well. I let it summarized for me the SPIEGEL interview with Weizenbaum and Heafner 45 years ago, and it did a splendid job. The summary was prese
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
I agree. But in most homes/office spaces, there is no source for CO, so people don't worry about it too much. It's of course a different matter if people have to heat their house with coal firing or something similar. Every w
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
I like the idea of having a vaulted space, where you can control your environment and be safe. You can venture out any time you want, but if you don't or your health does not allow it, you have a safe harbor for you to recover. And you
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
I found a 3% rule on Youtube. It means regardless how spectacular/popular the piece is, there is always at least 3% Unlikes. Why this particular 3%, I don't know. Perhaps that's the landmark of honest review or it lies in the
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
For some articles, it showed "No summary available at this moment, please try again later." Does it mean the engine is momentarily overloaded, or the summaries are not instant? Perhaps Kagi runs the AI summary service in the backg
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by sinuhe69 4y ago
Strange! Sometimes, when I pasted the link directly, it just shows "no healthy upstream". Click the second time on this article has the same effect. And there is no way to go back to it home page.

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