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However, I believe an ad it still influences you subconsciously as long as it is in your sight line.
I wouldn't be surprised if there is a lot of investigation into subtly slipping advertising in the LLM responses the way Korean dramas have product placement right in the storyline (Subway, bbq chicken, beverages, makeup, etc).
https://battery-news.de/en/2026/01/26/catl-presents-sodium-i...
Crustal abundance up to 1000x that of lithium - pretty much every nation has effectively unlimited supply, it's no longer a barrier or a geographically limited resource like lithium.
No significant damage going down to 0V, can even be stored at 0V - much safer than lithium which gets excitable once out of its prefered voltage range.
Cold weather performance down to -30C - northern latitude users don't have as much range anxiety in the winter.
Basically, the only problem I see is that companies that have made significant long-term investments in lithium could take a big hit. Countries that banked on their lithium reserves as a key future resource for will have to adjust their strategy.
Lithium batteries will likely still have a place in the high performance realm but but for the majority of run-of-the-mill applications - everything from customer electronics to EVs to offgrid storage - it's hard to see how sodium-ion wouldn't quickly replace it.
The nerve takes a 15-foot detour down the long neck and loops under the aorta near the heart before it travels back up because evolution needed to stay backwards compatible with previous iterations of protogiraffes as environmental selection pressure lengthened the neck.
Funnily enough, I've used my nose to tap my watch when my hands are full
Yes, I've gotten some strange looks
Tech companies are betting that in 5 years, AI should be good enough to replace mid-levels.
Rinse and repeat with seniors 5 years after that.
Hard to say if that bet will pay off, or what the endgame would be; just the CEO commanding an company of AIs?
https://ir.alliancelaundry.com/news-events/press-releases/de...
Once a company goes public they tend to focus more on earnings per quarter, causing decision making to be more short-term.
Not great when, as a consumer, you hope to get a product that will last 20+ years.
So, even if they had equal cleaning performance, economically the powder would come ahead.
As it turns out, the 1/6th-as-expensive powder does an even better job than the pods, making the powder an even more obvious choice
(Unless you really value the handling convenience of using a pod and were willing to accept poorer results at a higher expense)
Because she went on GLP-1 to lose weight.
Both on Tailscale and we use Hyperbackup between them.
It was very easy to set up and provides offsite backups for both of us.
Synology very recently (a day ago) decided to allow 3rd party drives again with DSM 7.3.
Especially if the work is classified.
The manufacture of FOGBANK, a key material for a thermonuclear weapon's interstage, was lost by 2000 because so few people were involved with its manufacture and the ones who knew retired or moved on. It's thought to be an aerogel-like substance.
5 years and millions in expensive reverse engineering was required to figure it out again.
I'm guessing they documented it this time.
3 letter hotkeys seem to work well - long enough to be unique without overlapping real words.
for instance, when I type ddd it automatically stamps this:
20250811 10:57 AM
then I type my note and can look back at what time\date it was.
sometimes I just need the date so that is dds (date-date-short) which gives
20250811
occasionally I just want the time so that's ttt
11:02:02 AM
I have many other 3 letter codes using Autohotkey to bring in frequently typed things too, useful in emails and such.
Since I think through typing, autohotkey has been a QoL helper.
It's not obvious if a similar breakthrough could occur in AI
- Patients have about 72 weeks to reach maximum loss, they don't lose any more weight after 72 weeks even on the highest dose.
- Patients appear to immediately gain the weight back as soon as they stop taking it.
It's right in the phase 3 trial outcomes paper:
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10667099/
I suspect that this info is intentionally down-played so that it doesn't affect sales.
I have friends who are highly educated professionals (PhDs, MDs) who just assume that AI\LLMs make no mistakes.
They were shocked that it's possible for hallucinations to occur. I wonder if there's a halo effect where the perfect grammar, structure, and confidence of LLM output causes some users to assume expertise?
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CPM Magnacut
Sandvik 12C27
Interestingly they are all weak on Edge Retention.
https://www.pcworld.com/article/2307079/dont-buy-these-dange...
https://nanoporetech.com/platform/technology
It somehow grabs a free strand of DNA\RNA and pulls it through a specially constructed pore on a membrane. It reads the voltage change as it goes through because each type of base (ATGC) changes the voltage differently, and interprets the sequence and outputs the data in a file.
Doesn't even need PCR amplification because it reads a single strand.
I thought it must be fake because it sounds like something out of science fiction but Nature did an article:
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41587-021-01108-x
Mind blowing
It splits the sodium chloride in the water into chlorine and sodium hydroxide so you don't have to keep buying solid chlorine tablets.
For the electrolysis to work, it needs bout 3000ppm to 5000ppm of salt, for a pool this could be hundreds of pounds of salt.
As an aside, the ocean is about 35000 ppm salt so this is about 1/10th the saltiness of the ocean.
Iphones have 2 states when it comes to encryption:
Before First Unlock (BFU) - everything is encrypted. The most difficult state to hack.
After First Unlock (AFU) - data isn’t fully encrypted. Maybe it's for performance reasons. In this state exploits exist which police can use to get data.
Your suggestion of getting to the 'slide to power off' screen does NOT hardlock the phone (it does not put it in BFU).
It just means it requires a passcode. However, since it is in AFU mode, data can be exfiltrated with the right tools.
You should definitely power it down to be secure.
https://www.spring.org.uk/2022/12/high-functioning-psychopat...
Maybe some of those highly intelligent people are good at pretending to be generous, thoughtful, and kind because it helps achieve their goals.
That's why if you ever come across any old UXO (UneXploded Ordnance) you should call the bomb squad and never touch it
Wolff's law suggests that if you set your own weight to zero or negative, your bones would become fragile
Probably Baader–Meinhof