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sinab

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About sinab

I enjoy drinking tea, riding bikes, taking photos, and exploring nature.

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    Yes, and when the system is not auditable it makes it easy for biases to propagate!

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    Comment #46873321

    This paper argues for machine-readable science and demonstrates its utility with a journal-scale comparison of AI and human peer review.

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    Comment #46368425

    The app, "SnackPass", faces a similar issue. Coffee shops spend time fulfilling mobile orders, placed in advance to avoid waiting in line, resulting in a delay for in-person orders…

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    Comment #45366280

    Thank you for sharing. This feels like a modern day version of https://letmegooglethat.com/ .

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    Comment #43598015

    I got an error when passing a prompt with about 20k tokens to the Llama 4 Scout model on groq (despite Llama 4 supporting up to 10M token context). groq responds with a POST https:…

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    Show HN: Author.Link – A LinkTree for Academics

    Hi- I'm Sina, an academic scientist. During my PhD I was constantly frustrated with having to list out the affiliations of all of my coauthors during the journal submission process…

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    Comment #32420750

    On the topic of low-noise bikes, why do some riders insist on having a loud freewheel? The clicking noise is unbearable in my opinion. Source: https://bicycles.stackexchange.com/qu…

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    Comment #31951962

    Where are health providers hosting these data? Could you give an example? Thank you.

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    Comment #31742023

    This is exciting news. Currently, a free online “Photoshop” alternative is https://www.photopea.com/

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    Comment #31667775

    The concern of “shaming” is not a justified ethical reason.