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by xnx 1mo ago
> Hyperpalatable Fiber removal is possibly the worst sin of food processing. It reduces satiety that would normally be present in the foods and prevent eating in excess.
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by xnx 1mo ago
Population decrease will have the biggest impact.
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by xnx 1mo ago
They are good at capture, but not sequestration.
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by xnx 1mo ago
Not being able to afford something has never stopped the US before.
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by xnx 1mo ago
How would you break up Google that would make browsers more secure?
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by xnx 1mo ago
"Drain the swamp". Everything is projection. What they say about the Democrats is what they are or aspire to be.
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by xnx 1mo ago
Why was Gemini was not affected?
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by xnx 1mo ago
https://archive.ph/wTrEo
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by xnx 1mo ago
Better idea: Style sites absolutely as little as possible and leave it up to the user's agent. Too much of the web is like old MySpace where every designer is trying to express their style instead of Twitter where content is the focus.
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Tesla's Cybercab Is Being Investigated by Federal Regulators(nytimes.com)
8 points by xnx 1mo ago|5 comments
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by xnx 1mo ago
The enthusiasm from investors is based on the premise of replacing all keyboard jobs (programmer, lawyer, accountant, etc.), but it is not a good look to talk about this to the general public (who might be programmers, lawyers, accountants,
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by xnx 1mo ago
Would be useful if the strands were different colors.
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by xnx 1mo ago
And here's a map of major water users in Texas: https://golfcoursebrowser.com/
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by xnx 1mo ago
> 11,691 types of neuron cells Wow. I knew there were a lot of neurons, but had no idea how many distinct types. It makes me wonder if there should be a greater variety of structures in silicon transistors.
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by xnx 1mo ago
> Trump won an absolute majority this time, You can probably imagine participation and the popular vote would be very different if electoral college votes weren't winner-take-all.
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by xnx 1mo ago
Gemini seems fine.
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by xnx 1mo ago
"Software factory" in overused and inaccurate term. Factories have an expensive tooling process and then create the same widget thousands/millions of times. Software can be copied effortlessly once made. What people are descr
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How the male fruit fly's brain map is advancing neuroscience(blog.google)
7 points by xnx 1mo ago|1 comments
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WeatherNext 3: Our most advanced global weather AI model(blog.google)
6 points by xnx 1mo ago|0 comments
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by xnx 1mo ago
Google search has been around for 27(!) years.
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by xnx 1mo ago
AI is behind this layoff, but the AI is in Waymo's cars.
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by xnx 1mo ago
For a long time I thought it meant to reduce to 1/10th not by 1/10th.
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by xnx 1mo ago
Small companies I've worked for are "always hiring". They leave job descriptions posted in case they get some miracle applicant.
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by xnx 1mo ago
With AI rapidly exceeding the tech knowledge of even the most qualified workers, is the benefit of an H1B worker that significant? General communication and strategic skills might be stronger in domestic workers.
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by xnx 1mo ago
Hard to be too mad at the applicants when a similar percentage of the roles might also be fake.
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by xnx 1mo ago
What good is "economic growth" if the citizen/voter does not think it benefits them?
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by xnx 1mo ago
I didn't realize Paint.net was closed-source now. What's the best alternative, Pinta?
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Google's Fairwind Program: Cyber defense tools for trusted partners(blog.google)
2 points by xnx 1mo ago|0 comments
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by xnx 1mo ago
Good start, but needs to be harness x model to be useful. 3 top harnesses x 3 top models would be more interesting.
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by xnx 1mo ago
With Waymo rollout accelerating, consumer sentiment turning against Uber drivers (dangerous, distracted, under the influence, etc.), and small possibility that Tesla might get a taxi service working, the writing is on the wall for Uber.

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