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jlpom
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Comment #47910384
I don't know why you're being downvoted, your comment is spot on.
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Comment #43878017
No, it's to automate tasks that can't be done using an API, like RPA.
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Comment #43845964
*It causes bad UX.
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Comment #43833809
Are you aware of https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/consent-o-matic/ ?
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Comment #43833722
I rather think the right word is clunky: one of the dev is attached to Server-Side Decoration/against CSD for some reason (none of his arguments make sense), so every stock app are…
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Comment #43596512
The page is blank for now.
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Comment #43192608
Hi, great contribution! Can you highlight how does it compare to https://github.com/TaxyAI/browser-extension which also uses the DOM?
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Comment #42891182
It increases modularity and small-worldness, which are in my book critical for AGI (surprised by the way that this publication doesn't cite https://www.nature.com/articles/s42256-0…
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Comment #42281907
I don’t think any serious biologists agree with it. There is a hard physiological need to repair cellular damage from metabolism, UV (this a big deal in unicellular species), etc. …
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Comment #42281832
> Alternatively, perhaps elevated orexin levels during the day cause wakefulness such that you just don't need as much sleep, regardless of how efficient the sleep is. As noted els…
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Comment #42281756
For me they significantly increase REM, it seems at the cost of slow wave sleep. (this is logical as orexin agonism prevent REM sleep)
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Comment #42281737
Repairing cellular damage (mitochondrial and main DNA) from oxidation thanks to slower metabolism is the main reason. On a side note taking vitamin E (an antioxidant that passes th…
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Comment #41927723
I'm 27 and grew up with both OS X and XP.
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Comment #41926620
It already exists for KDE: https://community.kde.org/Selenium
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Comment #41926482
Your comment takes 630 bits, the screenshot of your comment on my computer takes 2.1 MB, about 218k times the size. Either this is a compute overhead the LLM has to do before it ca…
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Comment #40615196
The Netflix adaptation is terrible
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Comment #40534368
No, I think it's the instance
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Comment #40534350
Because of real-timeness (you don't need to refresh a webpage, you can see if someone is typing). I am not aware of a forum software that have this feature (I don't know them well,…
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Ask HN: Ressources and Approach to Conceptual Blending
What ressources from a machine learning and computational perspective are there? What software do you have experience w/? Is Divago still relevant? What is the most promising appro…
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Comment #40091713
But not when they are not sure the result would be of quality, in the arena which is used for ranking.
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Comment #38632528
Who would loan to someone with this record? More likely money laundering.
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Comment #38519360
We have good hints at the reasons : to repair cellular damage caused by reactive oxygen species. Clues pointing in this direction: animals without sleep survive with antixoydants a…
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Comment #38412860
His reasoning is that good guy’s AI will counteract bad guy’s ones or a an AI that has developed his own objective against humanity if that happens, which is I think a reasonable a…
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Comment #38401494
1. The neurons are simply not firing /exchanging neurotransmitters. 2. That’s not true. They might look they have recovered but passing a standard cognitive test and the artifice w…
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Comment #38319990
I said that I benefited from anti-aging cure, but the LLM said that no, the researchers did not listened to me.