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Antidepressants differ in side-effects such as weight gain, UK research finds(theguardian.com)
2 points by uxhacker 1y ago|0 comments
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Don't use AI to tell you how to vote in election, says Dutch watchdog(theguardian.com)
61 points by uxhacker 1y ago|72 comments
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by uxhacker 1y ago
It’s pretty scary. According to Barron’s, MicroStrategy, a bitcoin treasury company, alone makes up about 5% of the U.S. convertible bond market. That’s remarkable given that it isn’t a typical tech or biotech growth company issuing convert
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by uxhacker 1y ago
And when will it do class designs? Maybe this would solve many an AI coding issue.
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by uxhacker 1y ago
Yes, to loosen the Model, but not to have no model. The new idea needs to be reintegrate back into the existing world models. An example would be improvised jazz, the musicians need to bend the rules, but they still need some sense of key a
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by uxhacker 1y ago
Yes, everyone has a world model even a toddler has a casual model (“cry → mum comes”).
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Biology 'This wasn't obvious': the potato evolved from a tomato ancestor(theguardian.com)
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by uxhacker 1y ago
What stops imports?
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by uxhacker 1y ago
I’m very dyslexic, so having AI in the loop is incredibly useful — especially for feedback. But I have to guide it: “just list the changes,” “use English English,” and so on. The fun’s still there — because the thinking is still mine.
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by uxhacker 1y ago
Does using AI kill the dopamine loop? I don’t think so. I still spend the hours — because it needs to sound original. It needs to feel authentic. I have to add my own personal parts to the story. I still struggle writing it. The AI helps, b
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How Much Energy Does Your AI Prompt UseI Went to a Data Center to Find Out(wsj.com)
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The Global A.I. Divide(nytimes.com)
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NHS accused of 'abject failure' on ADHD as 550k await assessment in England(theguardian.com)
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Dark LLMs: The Growing Threat of Unaligned AI Models(arxiv.org)
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by uxhacker 1y ago
Because some LLMs are now multimodal—they can process and generate not just text, but also sound and visuals. In other words, they’re beginning to handle a broader range of human inputs and outputs, much like we do.
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by uxhacker 1y ago
I recently have also been thinking about Jef Raskin’s book The Humane Interface. It feels increasingly relevant to now. Raskin was deeply concerned with how humans think in vague, associative, creative ways, while computers demand precision
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Weight-loss jabs may be good for mental health, research shows(theguardian.com)
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App used by Trump adviser is temporarily suspending services after reported hack(reuters.com)
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by uxhacker 1y ago
I’m not a mathematician (just a programmer), but reading this made me wonder—doesn’t this kind of dimensional weirdness feel a bit like how LLMs organize their internal space? Like how similar ideas or meanings seem to get pulled close toge
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by uxhacker 1y ago
The BBC article seems to overstate the uniqueness of the service at Great Ormond Street Hospital. While it’s true that they are the first in the UK to offer a UKAS-accredited clinical metagenomics service (UKAS being the United Kingdom Accr
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How to form good habits, and break bad ones: trick your brain(economist.com)
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Species of animals probably have consciousness(economist.com)
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AI scientists are producing new theories of how the brain learns(economist.com)
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by uxhacker 1y ago
I’m trying to understand something broader about the U.S. tech economy and wondering what others think. How much of the money flowing into U.S. tech — particularly advertising spend on platforms like Meta and Google — is actually, indirectl
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by uxhacker 1y ago
https://archive.is/2aHSC
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Trump's Tariff on Cheap Chinese Imports Will Cost Big Tech Billions(nytimes.com)
11 points by uxhacker 1y ago|7 comments
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by uxhacker 1y ago
So get the car delivered in Europe. Go on a driving holiday and then ship to the USA.
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by uxhacker 1y ago
https://archive.is/whcKL
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We Now Know How AI 'Thinks'–and It's Barely Thinking at All(wsj.com)
34 points by uxhacker 1y ago|16 comments
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Measuring Global Migration Flows Using Online Data(arxiv.org)
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