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> I was surprised by the effectiveness of this intervention. An average of 2.442 seconds saved per entry. If I enter that door every day for a year, that amounts to around 15 minutes Should have considered how much time will be lost lubr
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Somehow reminded me of Jean Michel Jarre
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> (self-aware) pleasure Made me think: when humans take photos on {plataform} to receive likes, doesn't it means that humans know to apreciate what comes after those likes? Money, sex, lots of "friends", relationships, opo
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The human that you're talking to isn't culprit that the company made it impossible to talk humans except after typing too much with a chatbot. The company _is_, and it's also their responsibility to minimise the stress from t
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> Young parents who assume, that the playground is totally safe, so they let then children do really risky things without realizing the danger Some parents just want to let the kids loose on the playground and then {do something} complet
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TL;DR: they're are no results from google, image, video... Just the shopping tab brings something
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More or less the same reason why psychologists use the Rorschach test [0] Sometimes they are not worried about the specific answer, they're trying to find out your (software engineer) unconscious mind reveals during the process. [0] h
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Are fingerprints unique? Not AI-based study finds
(cnn.com)
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A better source: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38147542/ TL;DR: a new substract for hydroponic + low Volts with few mA during 5 days and got a 50% bigger plant.
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Process Dump
(github.com)
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Luke Stackwalker: call stack sampling to collect profile data
(lukestackwalker.sourceforge.net)
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TL;DR: Their prototype battery uses a novel combination of lithium and sodium, generating enough energy to power a lightbulb, as an initial proof of concept. [0] [0] https://www.yahoo.com/tech/microsoft-pnnl-better-batt
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Tip: close the book, close your eyes and imagine any possible ending that makes you feel that the story ended in full. Non-fictional? Read something in Wikipedia.
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> If you’re finishing every book you start you’re doing something wrong: you’re probably finishing books not worth your time This is how you'll have time to read a lot of interesting books: by not finishing all books you started. If
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No. Someone holds the patent and Apple didn't want to buy them/ license the IP/ create a better technology. Government isn't forcing Apple to "stop" something. It's just business in the same way Apple uses
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No Robots(.txt): How to Ask ChatGPT and Google Bard to Not Use Your Website
(eff.org)
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Using sequences of life-events to predict human lives
(nature.com)
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Get GPT-4 for FREE when you download the Bing app
(bingapp.microsoft.com)
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If it saves fuel, it'll be promptly adopted. Economy beats confort every time.
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N1-methylpseudouridylation of mRNA causes and1 ribosomal frameshifting
(nature.com)
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She Studies How Addiction Hijacks Learning in the Brain
(quantamagazine.org)
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> if they release any Earth-directed particles at all > It is the latest in a slew of bizarre observations as our sun is getting closer to a near-decadal peak of solar activity. > It's not clear how our electrical, communicati
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Where will the sound come from? I mean, from the motherboard (mb)? Some MB have terrible sound as they pick up electrical noises from the power source (psu). Having a good MB, or an external audio (getting the audio from your computer via U
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Thanks for the ginger example, it was tangential but gave me some ideas :-)
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> "you just cannot expect to win against a superior opponent" That's a good point to make about AI. Despite all the mess about ChatGPT, for example, the way it writes answers is already above a lot of people. And those per
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> Two years later, and the commitment to “openly share our plans and capabilities along the way” was gone; three years after that and the goal of “advanc[ing] digital intelligence” was replaced by “build[ing] general-purpose artificial i
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And if the teenage girl knows that, perhaps she goes with him, somedays, to also relax away from people? And her invitation can mean that her family (dad?) taught her about being alone and relaxing?
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Ousted OpenAI CEO Makes Plans for New Artificial Intelligence Company
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Lost contact with the Starship at t+08:43, more or less
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Reality has a surprising amount of detail (2017)
(johnsalvatier.org)
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