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1y ago
Prior WW 2, the US had even no notion of quantum physics. How could it be the world power in science?
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And don’t forget the Jan 6 types. They are the Red Guards of Trump and he used them on Jan 6 as an experiment. Pray we don’t have to witness a new culture revolution in our time!
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2y ago
Can not agree more. The guy is dangerous. People who underestimated him have all to pay a heavy price.
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What is the result of this “study”? Teens often listen to music!! ADHD is just a buzzword to fish attention. How comes that academics nowadays produce more and more such crappy papers?
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2y ago
Loyalty and obedience is one possibility. Because if you lobby, your business can be exempted from the tariffs.
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Does anyone have more information about the design and the technical details of the projects? The article like any cooperate announcement is full of bull words but void of details.
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What does it do? I couldn't see AI or any other function beside reading “Meditation”. (Was on my iPad)
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2y ago
Yep. I think a timer with a physical dial is much more pleasant and easier to work with. I really hate things with knobs when there is nothing to click. A talking/voice controlled pomodoro is also a very nice idea for a ESP32.
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2y ago
Funny how most of the counter comments here used the form "my experience is different/it's amazing!" and then listed activities that are completely different from what Sabine listed :) We really should stop reinforcing o
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Yes, but translation must be provided when requested. "Contrary to the view of the works council, communication in English is also not an obstruction of the works council. The court explained that it is crucial how the works council re
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Perhaps the requirement that candidates be able to use modern digital services and devices, especially their security settings, should be included in the Senate hearing for the confirmation of a government official? :D
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Adding automatic translation will make the site more accessible for a broader audience.
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I guess my post was downvoted by AI bots?! :D Because reckless and greedy AI operators not only endanger FOSS projects, they threaten to collapse the free accessible internet as a whole as well. Sooner or later, we will need to fight for ou
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The FOSS community can transfer their copyrights to an organisation in order to take legal action against AI operators.
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Is that not what Picat is all about? Imperative + Declarative Constraint Programming [0] http://picat-lang.org/
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It’s like Yaytext? I wonder whether it’ll work on FB&Co?
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2y ago
I agree. But in response, I'd also point out that AI, even in its current form, can help speed up our tasks: collecting data, verifying/cleaning, recognizing primary patterns, writing simple code to automate, conducting a critical
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2y ago
Just as an aside, while the developed world is worried about rare earths and China's monopoly, I wonder why no one is investing in Vietnam, where they have the second largest deposit and have been producing rare earths for years? In fa
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2y ago
Definitely, excess of B6 is bad! https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S216183132...
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Consider the recent advancements in reasoning models, I’d say your method is a bit inefficient ;) It’s equivalent to the LLMs reasoning in the output and not in the latent space before the final output, which gave the rise to the reasoning
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2y ago
As I understand it, let these monitors run and share their data cost nothings. Every private person can do it. It’s just needs an Internet connection.
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2y ago
I didn't see anything! Does it work with uBlock?
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I still don’t understand why companies don’t release a machine-readable version of their finance statements. They are read by machines anyway! Export those data from their software is a simple task.
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A word of caution. Before 1975, there were two states of Vietnam and they had total different political and social systems. I see very few examples from the time of the Republic of Vietnam, so the styles you find are not representative for
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“getting used to just how connected people are now.” Ironically, I think we have never been as lonely and isolated as we are now.
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While teaching the "theoretical stuff" may not help much, playing financial games can help ingrain the knowledge much better. Perhaps because the feeling is more real and the emotions more tangible. I've played games like Bui
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2y ago
We got more emotional and opinionated people on HN and they often reacted in an emotional way instead of using logic and being curious.
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Are not super storms raging for hundreds of years on Jupiter? What we can observe from earth are mostly giant exoplanets, not unlike Jupiter. Thus, I expect "normal" exoplanets are more like Mars and Venus. And who know, some coul
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This could serve as a subplot for a sci-fi story: alien are trying for decades to contact by sending out encoded messages. Because the first sentinels are powerful AI, and only analyzed the data pattern, humanity was ignorant of the message
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2y ago
A practical programmer will use a SAT solver. And bang!, problem solved! :)
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