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Selkirk
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Comment #48544172
The linked article is intentionally misleading by omission because they left out "in mice" in the university driven article and they certainly know the relevance and consequences o…
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Comment #48185625
I bought the "right kind of Dell," for this purpose but ddpm is unusable for me as it slams CPU periodically.
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Comment #48016769
I'm missing some data to evaluate this article. If you engage a set of humans on these seven tensions, what range of bias do you get?
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Comment #47366994
Multi vitamin use has been studied A LOT with respect to all cause mortality, where it consistently has no statistical effect (or a slightly negative effect). So, to me, "biologica…
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Comment #47359567
Partially funded by entity related to manufacturer of daily multivitamins. Study was in people over 60 average age 70 if I recall. I didn't care enough to look, but the question I'…
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Comment #47050357
I have a colleague that recently self-published a book. I can easily tell which parts were LLM driven and which parts represent his own voice. Just like you can tell who's in the n…
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Comment #46802037
So ... Test Driven Development? 1. Planner (Write a failing test or tests) 2. Executor (Generate a solution) 3. Verifier (Until the tests no longer fail) 4. Repeat
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Comment #46734558
Sounds like "Old Masters and Young Geniuses" https://press.princeton.edu/books/paperback/9780691133805/ol... That book used artwork valuation as a performance measure and analyzed …
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Comment #45847778
Looks like game theory interaction strategies presented with a bit of color: Stupid = Spite (lose / lose); Helpless = Altruism (lose / win); Bandit = Selfishness (win / lose); Inte…
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Comment #44726865
Not sure about other chemicals, but carbon seems particularly hopeless. Plants produce CO2 as they respirate and consume it as they photosynthesize. So rather than think in terms o…