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I recently built myself a good tool that blocks all sponsored, promoted and recommended posts, and it's been incredible. This information if true would be a genuine concern!
In my experience, the workload of these checks grows much slower than linearly with batch size.
What other factors am I missing here?
They took regular eggs, broke the shell/membrane and emptied the contents into a silicone based eggshell/membrane for incubation.
Still good science, but greatly tempered implications. Allegedly a group of Japanese school students did this previously using cellophane wrap.
Is there any good data on the true cost of inference for these companies?
Also, from the categories that you mentioned, do you compete in West Coast Swing?
It took a while going through the data in the results section to see this.
https://bmjmedicine.bmj.com/content/5/1/e002150
The data on the results section shows almost parity between the control group and participants who discontinued for 2 years.
Note that while it is a well conducted study at the US VA with 300,000+ patients, it is not a randomized study so fully eliminating confounding variables and reverse causality is hard.
It felt like sitting on the old college dorm a lifetime ago unwinding at the end of the day over a beer; and listening to the rant of a batchmate who has obsessed over every single alternative available for their specific use-case and not found one that even comes close.
Very interested to hear more experiences of attempts to solve this pragmatically.
Python is a rather accessible language to learn, and that the performance gap has closed enabling this simple language to operate at all levels It's fascinating.
> Three architectural principles are gaining consensus: "token efficiency" as a design constraint (structuring code to minimize the context an AI model needs for any given task), explicit over implicit everywhere (explicit types, explicit error handling, explicit interfaces), and co-location of related code. These principles aren't new, but AI has given them renewed urgency.
I found the architecture section of his article (which is pretty far down) to be the most interesting.
We've definitely faced the review bottleneck on the open-source project that I maintain. ( github.com/robotmcp/ros-mcp-server )
So make amazing suggestions in this list, including two of my favorites: Terraforming Mars and Brass Birmingham.
Just chiming an opinion that Brass Birmingham is high on the complexity scale for beginner board gamers. Or more specifically, high on a frustration scale because there are so many placement restrictions that there are often only 1-2 legal moves to play and figuring out what they are is quite a challenge for people playing the first time. (From experience that we as well as several others we know had on their respective first times)
That said, I absolutely love the game!
BoardGameGeek is the place to read up on games before buying them.
On the 'without spending money' front, depending on the city where you live, there often are board game cafes where you can go to rent games and play over there.
More economical if you are playing the game once or want to try out different games. Also very good if you struggle with learning rules from the rulebook.
The beauty is that it visually looks really complex and advanced, but the gameplay isn't really that much complex more than wingspan.
Over the years I bought the 'prelude' expansion which speeds up the beginning. (Highly recommend)
And then once you've played it more than 10-15 times, the Hellas& Elysium adds more maps for variety.
Would that in itself become a security vulnerability?
And if so, would you consider specific sites or categories of sites to tell the tool not to index?
The win of what he's doing is probably a lot more social than technical. It's funny and calls attention to the problem, which brings a lot more people to report the fraudulent channels.
It likely gives him some virality (I for example would not have seen the video if it wasn't for this)
And also, it gives his loyal followers more reason to check his website directly.
Wavelengths of commercially available lasers. Laser types with distinct laser lines are shown above the wavelength bar, while below are shown lasers that can emit in a wavelength range. The height of the lines and bars gives an indication of the maximal power/pulse energy commercially available, while the color codifies the type of laser material
That way my 'thinker' is satiated and also challenged - Did the solution that my thinker came up with solve the problem better than the plan that the agent wrote?
Then either I acknowledge that the agent's solution was better, giving my thinker something to chew on for the next time; or my solution is better which gives the thinker a dopamine hit and gives me better code.
Real Engineering (https://www.youtube.com/@RealEngineering/videos) is focused on engineering, but more on specific vehicles or products than individual concepts.
For example that hydroplaning is a real consequence on runways; or that higher takeoff weight has an order of magnitude greater effect on runway wear than the shear force of braking during landing.
I also learn from Grady's phenomenal skill at communicating technical concepts from our field in layman accessible terms! Most times I prefer to watch his videos and appreciate what he does, but there are days that I'm in the mood to read rather than watch. I'm glad that he gives us that option.