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Do you worry about having an increased risk of Alzheimers/Dementia?

Why are you so hostile?

What are the pros/cons of just open-sourcing everything for future bio bank projects?

> Two bird populations living in the same locale but divided by a mountain range therefore not naturally breeding with each other would classify as a different species, even if they could breed with each other.

Really? I thought the requirements for species classification were: (1) must be able to reproduce and (2) offspring must be fertile.

Is it less objective than that?

> it just a statistical model, text-in, text-out (and it humans that feed the input and act on the output).

You're not thinking long-term. What happens when AI is put in charge of systems that interact with the physical world?

Is it just me or does this metaphor sound AI generated?

> It is like a memory leak that keeps sucking resources while growing exponentially until the system crashes. The real question for an economist is how much ram has the system and how much the memory has leaked?

I like the video recommendations.

Is it just me or is this entire comment AI-generated?

It is well documented that Trump engages (directly or indirectly) in insider trading.

https://blogs.law.ox.ac.uk/oblb/blog-post/2025/04/most-far-r... https://www.propublica.org/article/us-officials-stock-sales-... https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/dec/10/trump-donor...

I am by no means dismissing this achievement. But can anyone explain to me the advantages of this over the current COVID vaccines? Is it more effective?

How shocking!

I wonder if this could be used to gauge someone's optimism/pessimism.

In some contexts (e.g., pancreas), 15-PGDH inhibition can promote tumor growth by increasing specific signaling.

It's not even loading for me (probably because it's a huge file).

> What is the reason given for Chromebooks being used so much in US schools?

Chromebooks are much cheaper than Windows laptops.

Similarly priced chromebooks are also much more responsive than their Windows counterparts (mainly due to the OS being so optimized to run on crappy hardware). And you're right -- Linux might be a viable alternative here. But it's not like the corporate world runs on Linux.

Reading all the other comments really puts a smile to my face (as cliche as that sounds).

Yep. And trust is already at all time lows for science, as if it couldn't get any worse.

> But the first clinical trial to test that theory has found that a common antiviral for herpes simplex infections, valacyclovir, does not change the course of the disease for patients in the early stages of Alzheimer's.

https://www.cuimc.columbia.edu/news/antiviral-treatment-fail...

While LLMs may have used Stack Overflow data to get their start, I think it's reasonable to assume that this source of training data will no longer continue to be useful.

Therefore, as both a data source and a QA website, Stack Overflow has lost its relevance.

Stack Overflow is no longer relevant. Today, you can just ask Gemini, Claude, or ChatGPT instead, and you don’t have to deal with the usual condescension.

Love this.

After several iterations of edits, would the image quality decrease?

Gemini 2.5 Pro works great for me... In fact, I would go as far to say that it consistently performs the best compared to competition.

Is he wrong though? Do you really think LLMs are the path to AGI?

That doesn't matter so much when it can happen in the background.

People are going to inevitably hate on this because... well it's ads.

But in my opinion, having an ad-supported tier is actually a good thing. It makes gaming more accessible to people who can't afford/don't want to purchase expensive gaming PCs.

Plus, it adds competition with nvidia's geforce streaming service (which is already ad-supported).

Agree. There are literally zero takeaways from this article other than it being a marketing post.

It's better to be safe than sorry. For your own best interest, I would shut down the site and delete this post.

Doesn't seem that obvious to me