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421.
by ta988 3y ago
not exactly it is a bunch of wires measuring differential voltages inside the brain not on surface of the skull. So you get a much better specificity in the signals (think of it as resolution). even if you out 1000 probes on a skull you wou
422.
by ta988 3y ago
They don't need to put ads. they just need to make you go buy something.
423.
by ta988 3y ago
https://xkcd.com/1217/
424.
by ta988 3y ago
I had no idea. Thanks for directing me to more readings on them.
425.
by ta988 3y ago
Thank you that's exactly why I posted that here, trying to gather the collective sleuthing about the subject.
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8h time-restricted eating linked to a 91% higher risk of cardiovascular death(newsroom.heart.org)
42 points by ta988 3y ago|25 comments
427.
by ta988 3y ago
That would not work long term because those same libraries are where those books and papers came from in the first place.
428.
by ta988 3y ago
yep so is buying back bank, mortgage and insurance companies
429.
by ta988 3y ago
Cost and noise would make that extremely unpractical.
430.
by ta988 3y ago
They have a bunch of patents explaining the tech https://www.freepatentsonline.com/20240054912.pdf The device people say cost 12k does a lot more than just braille so that's not a fair comparison.
431.
by ta988 3y ago
That exact machine is discussed in the article...
432.
by ta988 3y ago
RT linux kernels would probably have lower throughput.
433.
by ta988 3y ago
Those screens are not manufactured anymore (since 2017).
434.
by ta988 3y ago
A single MRI needs around 1000 liters, 1L is roughly 130g. For those who wonder prices vary between $15-35 per liter. Recent MRIs have recycling systems that reduce refill needs by 90% when they work properly.
435.
by ta988 3y ago
GPUs may not be great for latency.
436.
by ta988 3y ago
To me Kagi is as much a life changer on the web as ad-blockers are: Whenever I use a computer without them, I realize how poor the user experience is and how much time and energy is wasted just to filter noise from ads and poor content.
437.
by ta988 3y ago
So the bodies of people shot are seen more often in high police presence areas and just not found in other areas? That seem strange that it would be due to higher police presence. The fact that for non violent crimes the stats are skewed so
438.
by ta988 3y ago
Google broke image search recently too.
439.
by ta988 3y ago
Antioxidants are good in people and animals with a diet poor in vegetable and fruits. That's why all those studies show wondeful effects in rats that never translated to humans.
440.
by ta988 3y ago
And all the people and their energy drinks
441.
by ta988 3y ago
So we can't talk about it and analyze it?
442.
A metabolite of niacin promotes vascular inflammation and cardiovascular risk(nature.com)
16 points by ta988 3y ago|3 comments
443.
by ta988 3y ago
Or the VR space will be like today's average podcast, low quality content filled with ads.
444.
by ta988 3y ago
And yet even with that, executive pays and dividends (meaning profits over development) are higher than R&D cost. plus the cost of compliance is still less than human cost in R&D.
445.
by ta988 3y ago
That's a pretty standard practice in tobacco, banks, drug companies... Search for revolving doors <industry name> and you will find books and documentaries and articles ...
446.
by ta988 3y ago
It doesn't on mine it still is really wrong but compared to mixtral when you tell next that it did a mistake it corrects it to the right answer where mixtral was making things up that were even more wrong.
447.
by ta988 3y ago
This looks like a great tool. Not sure what the crystal ball does.
448.
by ta988 3y ago
But what's the relation between that efficiency and the number of hashes computed? My understanding was that difficulty is increasing with efficiency so you end up having to try harder to get a block mined successfully.
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Food additive emulsifiers and cancer risk:Results of a French prospective cohort(journals.plos.org)
1 points by ta988 3y ago|0 comments
450.
by ta988 3y ago
More and more yes.Anything that you have the source of or is compiled for it. Limitations are mostly for numerical computations that may lack some instructions or not be optimised as well as x86. For standard web/micro services they ar

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