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3y ago
I don't understand how you can scale the connections physically. It is easy when you have just a few cells, but how would you even do it with 3000?
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What teachers could do. A lot of them are not doing anything special and just repeat their low quality teaching material. But sure some are genuinely trying to help students understand the topic, be open about the world and even help them i
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3y ago
I tend to use both. Thanks for not only providing content but also making it available to all.
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Prenatal phthalate exposure and adverse birth outcomes in the USA
(thelancet.com)
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3y ago
The interesting part is that what we call disordered is really likely to be something more akin to organized chaos in some or even many cases. Sure it is not an helix or a sheet that is all nice and tidy (and yet there are a lot of variatio
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3y ago
While high schools across the US are banning it...
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3y ago
Hens are so fun to have around, are often really friendly and playful and keep company to you and the other hens. So you keep them.
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3y ago
In the case of this author it was both, they made up and reused content.
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3y ago
There is little evidence of that. But there is a ton of evidence that eating more fibers does help. And this should be favored before any random supplement of more often that not dubious quality.
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3y ago
You probably want to read Nelson 2017 cited in this post link to understand how more complicated tnan that the situation is. https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.jmedchem.6b00975
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3y ago
The part I love and shows how journalists have no clues is the topic of the article at the bottom "Computer crimes"
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3y ago
which you can remove in two clicks
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3y ago
It is said explicitly in the article that 1) you have to activate it and pay for it 2) the data is not used for training
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3y ago
No because you have to explicitly enable it for it to even start to send things.
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Agreed that's false outcry. It is annoying because of its updates and the fact that it shows prominently in the UI at first start. But that pretty much all unless you activate it which I tested when it was in beta and require indeed th
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Semi-automatic VLSI reverse engineering of digital logic in chips
(degate.org)
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3y ago
Talking about a mangled ending from the book, Fight Club is the same, they removed what I think was the critical part of the story. It was filmed and you can see find it on some dvd editions.
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3y ago
While AI makes up things that are sure to make you find them interesting
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3y ago
When you give human likes...
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3y ago
Door dash is breaking their website on purpose (pretty clear how they force hiding things when they detect them) for it to not work properly in phone browsers. This should be illegal.
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3y ago
In my experience, Llama2, mixtral, bard/gemini hallucinate so much more than gpt3.5 that they are unusable. For trivial things and small examples you could be fooled. But large scale when you need somewhat accurate results, they aren&#
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3y ago
Yeah super low quality of recommendations, fake mixes that are clearly made automatically and have no relevance to the title or between songs. Sounds like they tried to replace humans by computers and it shows really badly. That's the
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3y ago
Not sure if you are going to read that, but Markor now allows to reorder and toggle action buttons for the editor. Look inside the markdown settings.
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3y ago
That's the reason why I have not used asciidoc, the libraries are either incomplete or inexistant for many languages. Too bad because I found it superior to markdown for my uses.
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3y ago
Look at the history of posts of that person. They seem to be excited by triggering people.
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3y ago
Potentially yes, but that still reduce the population of liars in the end. If you have a recipe to catch people good at lying I'm all ears.
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3y ago
This is our experience as well and is an immediate rejection if the person is not honest about it. If they say "i need to check this quickly on a search engine or chatgpt" that's fine. But if they make it sound like it is the
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When you protect your supposedly world changing creation so much that you don't allow it to enter the world... May it serve as a cautionary tale.
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3y ago
you dip with the cables connected
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3y ago
A lot more in the US from Romaine lettuce of meats.
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