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> you also removed monitoring of the platform You don't think they have any monitoring within Kubernetes? I imagine they have more monitoring capabilities now than they did with Heroku.
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One thing i've been doing more of lately with Copilot is using prompts directly in a //comment. Although I distinguish this from writing a detailed comment doc about a function and then let Copilot write the function. Theres
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Everything they mentioned will benefit gut health and the immune system's ability to fight viruses.
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Alcohol is also pretty bad for the gut
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>First AI-enabled TOUGHBOOK PC >(AI)-driven tasks for customers across law enforcement departments, federal agencies and utility companies. What are the applications of law enforcement with AI in the field?
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Which actions specifically?
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Probably dead as he would be 105 now
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It just seems like a "money grab" for them to claim a chunk of success for my game/product each year when I probably don't need any more support for the tool than when I was < $500k/year in revenue.
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Spine is cool, but I find it ridiculous for more and more tool software for games to force Enterprise licenses, rev share, etc onto developers. >Businesses with more than $500,000 USD annual revenue require a Spine Enterprise license
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Only read the abstract, but I wonder if some consequence to this field of research leads to our ability to control movement in dreams using some kind of external rf. The "control" might not be crisp without a visual component, bu
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During sleep the brain might be constantly simulating past experiences, movement, and altered consequences as a possible "re-training" model. Some of those simulations may have outsized emotional moments which "jolt" ou
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I'd like to be able to do the following things on a watch with just 5g and not paired with a cell phone: - call uber - maps navigation - a camera . I need to be able to capture photos and videos things while out. even at lower specs i
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Amazing interface and player! I'm finding a lot of this music as great background for work. It seems especially the 16 bit and 32 bit game system music seemed to hit a sweet spot for me.
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> Did you ever make a tube full of dryer sheets to blow smoke through to eliminate the smell? What did you call those? We called them smurfers. Those were a staple of the college dorm but didn't have a name for it until now!
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Try to avoid the ones that have used butane/solvents in the extraction process. Although it's hard to find that information
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I think that's called a "popper"
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like what
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> It's been difficult finding an allergist in Germany that's willing to accept this and move forward What are they saying? They don't believe in oral immunotherapy?
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There will most certainly be a dental assistant operating the machine in various ways, and "managing the conversation" with the patient.
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Makes total sense. Kinda like how we can't train an LLM how to speak by just giving it a dictionary.
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This is great. It will be wonderful when the next gen of Raspberry Pi's include onboard NPU.
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I wouldn't think it matters as long as the [human] authors review it for accuracy.
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I think thats a great use case put AI tasks in the background for document processing and indexing into structured data.
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>Fully deserved, IMO. It's interesting how this funding round doesn't include external investors, but the previous two did. What's the calculation by Alphabet here? Prediction: Google/Waymo will buy the smallest, yet
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> but many things tend to work here even if the computers stop working. Sure, they work. At the pace of 1980's business speed. The U.S. is 4x bigger population and 6x gdp than Germany.
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Article is void of any information about why they missed the treatment that day, just that their appointments were canceled, and thats it. What terrible reporting.
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Only? Can it carry any extra onboard chips and sensors?
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>kids aren't motivated to do boring math drills, because they don't see why it matters to their life (the real answer is: it does not, they are not wrong). I think you are partially right in that the dryness of much of math tea
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> I see AI being more of a teaching assistant, rather than a replacement for teachers That is exactly what he says in the tweet. I think the problem with traditional teaching, as in any skilled profession, is often in short supply and un
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According to the picture in the tweet, you could grow 3 arms by following these courses!

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