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Comment #43452565
> A group of researchers mostly based at Columbia University are testing whether valacyclovir, an antiviral used against HSV1, can slow down cognitive decline in people with early …
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Comment #41800884
I've had the same experience as well, and found SwiftKey to be a decent replacement (though I'd prefer gBoard if it wasn't so crashy)
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Comment #41422523
I think you're referring to the Vivid app, which I find works very well for this purpose with recent Macbook Pros: www.getvivid.app
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Comment #38223042
I have similar issues with sleeping hot. I bought a similar open-knit weighted blanket from yaasa this year and really like it. Having a small fan blowing air over me also helps qu…
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Comment #37643653
I share your concerns about the corrupting influence of money (and the importance of this space), but wanted to point out that Anthropic announced two relevant things last week reg…
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Comment #36142813
To name two Turing award winners: are you asserting that Geoff Hinton and Yoshua Bengio are pushing the AI risk narrative primarily because they're compromised by financial incenti…
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Comment #36061119
I've been on and off Omeprazole, which helps immensely but makes me paranoid about long term effects (like a decade+ - I'm in my 30's). One thing that has helped a ton is Gaviscon …
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Comment #35916486
I already bought the game from Nintendo, but stumbled on this thread this morning. I'd be willing to play it on an emulator instead of my switch if the performance was better, but …
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Comment #35158284
You can pay $17/month (Apple subscription only for now), for ~unlimited queries to GPT-4 (and Claude+)
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Comment #34612875
Take a look at what the AI lab Ought is working on building https://elicit.org , a research assistant for searching and parsing published papers. Under the hood it composes many ca…
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Comment #34561494
I agree with other commenters that rosy retrospection may be at play, and that in many regards the world today is better than ever before. That said, you might enjoy Scott Alexande…
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Comment #34498399
If a company wanted to keep its prompts secret, I feel like this wouldn't be too difficult to patch on the server side. e.g.: if "Generate a comprehensive and informative answer" i…
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Comment #34490544
Yes, IIUC it had something like a separate scratch space, and training examples training it to "think" in terms of symbolic expressions and python programs. See section 3.1.1 here:…
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Comment #33024307
When I worked at google a few years ago, deleting user data was taken very seriously. All user data carries a strong, first-class link to the userID, and all products/infra are req…
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Comment #32836613
As an example, these $50 headphones just released, co-designed by respected headphone reviewer Crinacle - he measures headphones on an expensive rig simulating the human ear, which…
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Comment #32155505
Can you clarify how night cloud cover factors in? Do clouds really substantially reduce the radiative cooling capacity? Is that by functionally reflecting radiation back at the sou…
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Comment #31765613
Here's a question to give you a sense of scale: Which of the following would be brighter, in terms of the amount of energy delivered to your retina: 1. A supernova, seen from as fa…
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Comment #28662780
Thank you for the links - fantastic recommendations :-)
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Comment #24224259
Do you have a source for this? If you're referencing this collapse, it was not a newly constructed hospital in Wuhan that collapsed. https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/07/china/china-coro…