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Gemini 2.5 Technical Report [pdf]
(storage.googleapis.com)
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Assessing Large Language Models on Climate Information
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Derek Sivers Tech Independence
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8y ago
Cannabis also seems to have some relation to Testicular cancer; e.g. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5812006/
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Google Fiber Sheds Workers as It Looks to a Wireless Future
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The Google Assistant Needs You
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London room to let for £1 a month – but only IT experts need apply
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11y ago
How do you find the optimal split?
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Google Photos
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Everybody Sexts: What love (and sex) really looks like in the 21st century
(medium.com)
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12y ago
I think your main point is wrong. It might be that some of the technological advancements are still (73 years after it was written) unrealistic, but they are not what makes the world 'bad': They are just tools to bring the ideas a
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Comparative research shakes up foundations of psychology and economics
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13y ago
I don't think I ever encountered that argument, and when I see people arguing against it, it always seems to be a straw man. The argument I've encountered goes more like this: Because there has been historical oppression, we can&#
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13y ago
I don't think anyone is denying physical differences between people with XX and XY chromosomes. I also think it's common knowledge by now that sex influences the development of diseases (which is what the paper is about). What the
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13y ago
Hades is not hell, and actually not such a bad place. It's where all people go when they die, and only a small part is for torturing bad people.
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13y ago
I think the point is not doing what you believe to be wrong. And to have ethics as a group, there needs to be some discussion on what's right and wrong. That might help you to (further) develop your own ethics, and also give you same b
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13y ago
No, not for all nouns. But if the noun refers to a person, there are usually two different nouns for each gender and the male form is often used to include females. There are modern attempts to fix this by introducing a new noun (ending) th
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13y ago
Yes, but the article suggests that there might be demand for something that does not exist at the moment.
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13y ago
Or the UK.
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13y ago
I think they already started going there, at least in the UK. All my latest orders were delivered by 'Amazon Logistics'.
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UK enters global online university race
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Really? Only the professors deserve their own line?
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13y ago
Although the kickstarter campaign is over, they still accept pledges towards their stretch goals: http://satellitereign.com/pledge/
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13y ago
Am I the only one who thinks that the repeated attacks on drugs and drug usage are really unnecessary (and not well informed on the topic)?
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13y ago
The "Amadeu Antonio Stiftung" has a list [1] of 183 deaths after 1990, where they describe the circumstances of each death. There is also a German wikipedia article that discusses different statistics [2]. Sorry, both sources are
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It's not quite the same. Apart from the fact that the EDL are not neonazis, over 100 asylum seekers were killed by racists in the last 20 years in Germany. Some of the bigger events were racist riots in Rostock [1] and Hoyerswerda [2],
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Telegraph: Why I believe the Guardian has smeared Britain's security services
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How did it take you weeks to install? You basically just extract a small archive.
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13y ago
Seriously? This is a photo of someone eating pork. I can only see how you can be 'offended' by this photo if you think no one should be eating pork.
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13y ago
Vodafone does that too. I found out when I was trying to look up a wine at tesco.com and it was blocked.
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