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Comment #45833817
I find it interesting that we are closer to regrowing teeth than hair. At least there was human clinical test for TRG-035. Is it just cause hair transplant is "good enough" stopgap…
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Comment #45833743
Last time I used GPT-4.5 to analyze blood results it gave different output if I uploaded it as 2 instead of 3 separated CSV files. It was both amazing experience: clear and easy to…
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Comment #45810072
Do we count Google's search AI overview? Because it is shoved in face of million, every day, and it really is only slight improvement over Clippy.
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Comment #45809499
OpenAI might actually survive, even if investors lose significant part of their investment. It those those companies that took out loans to invest in "AI" or took overpriced shares…
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Comment #45800731
It says > Non-API products may be served on any cloud provider. I am not sure if Bedrock counts. There are 2 OpenAI models already there: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/openai-op…
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Comment #45799499
Isn't it already quite bad? I remember HN post about small company where employees' private accounts got terminated for "due to a prior violation or an association with a previousl…
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Comment #45797965
I wanted to complain how Reuters says close to nothing about Poolside in that news article, but Poolside's own web page is as enigmatic as it gets.
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Comment #45797429
There is no disagreement about that. But the simulation hypothesis claims that is is more likely that what we perceive as reality is a simulation, run by someone else, than that we…
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Comment #45797330
It is hard to even disprove that we aren't a Boltzmann brain that hallucinated entire reality. Assuming the simulation is perfect(or at lest consistent) the only way to falsify it …
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Comment #45772872
There is the small, tiny issue of people commenting just based on title, without even reading the article. In this case I expected it just links to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=…
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Comment #45760393
So how does it compare to simpler vertical bifacial solar panels discussed in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45414215 ?
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Comment #45759275
This has to be equivalent of "Long Island Iced Tea Corp" renaming to "Long Blockchain Corp."
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Comment #45758753
I had exact same issues with "Uber".
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Comment #45758619
If MotoApps are doing this, it is impressive they can also do that on Samsung phones: https://community.verizon.com/t5/Mobile-Network-Archive/Game...
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Comment #45744761
Speaking of anti-web: https://i.postimg.cc/br7F8NLd/chat-GPT.png I wonder when webmasters will take theirs gloves off and just start feeding AI crawlers with porn and gore.
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Comment #45744499
Which model is that? I have a single "Moto" app on mine that is un-removable and that is all bloat I can find.
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Comment #45734774
I always forget that Nokia bought out Siemens part of "Nokia Siemens Networks" and it is now just "Nokia networks".
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Comment #45666882
I hate it but I still found it interesting that something like it can be done with just CSS (-webkit-linear-gradient) Edit: I noticed that replacing it with "standard" "linear-grad…
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Comment #45666759
No, the total surface of intestine is up to 40m^2, while the single lung has 100 m^2 for exchange. It might be a supplementary method at best.
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Comment #45654427
And Dropbox is a thin wrapper around rsync. Tools like Postman are convenient. JS scripting allows to extend it easily, like to make request with random test data. Anyway, the prev…
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Comment #45615169
There were some attacks based on modifying road signs: https://arxiv.org/abs/2307.08278 . At the very least Cars can be tricked into going over local speed limit. I wonder if fake …
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Comment #45614432
> a password field should accept at least 100 characters. Assuming it's salted+hashed anyway There was recently a bug in bcrypt implementation where characters after first 64 were …
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Comment #45602821
> PYUSD's price momentarily deviated from its $1 peg but quickly stabilized following the burn. Why is there even a market for trading between asset-backed stable coins and USD? Sh…