If someone enjoyed learning about this, where should I suggest they start to learn more about embeddings?
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"Paradigm Shift in Designing Therapeutics
This kind of work isn’t possible with computers alone. The number of possible combinations are beyond any reasonable method for enumeration, and thus algorithms alone can’t solve this problem efficiently. However, humans are unparalleled at recognizing patterns. As Kim points out, computers don’t go into discussion forums to exchange ideas on how to push forward, but Eterna’s players do. They also constantly pick up on each other’s designs and then work to improve them.
“The players are designing things at incredibly granular levels while staying in touch with all the complex biological rules that we impose on them,” he says. “It’s allowing us to solve this incredibly complex problem through a video game interface. I honestly don’t think a lot of players fully understand the complexity of the problems that they’re addressing.”" https://www.discovermagazine.com/health/a-game-playing-app-m...
There has to be some sort of cost benefits analysis for this as this will certainly piss a ton of people off especially the tech illiterate. Maybe passkeys are extremely simple but saved passwords being disallowed is a huge pain point.
They may not, but an outside vendor will. Most munis in the US usually have an outside party process their parking tickets
Sidenote, driving from Kona Airport south ( big Island) at night is one of the scariest things I have done with all the winding turns and hairpin like turns as well. Reminds me of the video games of need for speed, racing on a cliff. Basically, you need to be extremely careful at night on a single lane road with limited visibility and or bring glasses so that you are prepared to be blinded by other drivers's headlights.
You could also have multiple references to validate via crowdscoring.
You can also find people who are bad actors to decentivize them from mass reporting.
And Flashbangs and Teargas is not?
"LOS ANGELES (AP) — After federal immigration authorities arrested dozens of people across Los Angeles, protesters turned out to demand their release. Police in riot gear responded with tear gas to disperse the demonstrators." https://apnews.com/photo-gallery/immigration-raids-los-angel...
All kidding aside. This looks promising
It's definitely under capacity by that metric.
https://www.wnyc.org/story/subway-ridership-hits-65-year-hig...
The only issue is that then it arguably had a much larger tax base than it does now to fund it.
https://github.com/google-gemini/generative-ai-js/issues/269...
"Turtles cry because they’re eating.
No, really! The example that Czerski uses is a turtle eating jellyfish. Less than one percent of jellyfish is organic material and a turtle (the author uses a leatherback as an example) must eat 80% of her body weight.
Jellyfish have the same salinity as the ocean itself, so as you can imagine, this results in a TON of salt being ingested by turtles.
It’s not just jellyfish, either. Other marine substances and creatures have the same salinity as the sea. For example, algae.
To avoid ingesting all of this salt (which would kill the turtles), they expel it back out in the form of tears."
https://kookaunty.com/kook-aunty-blog/3vnblbkjnil2txo7jevy1u...
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/316669935_Crying_a_...
That was such an obscure fact that I had to look it up. Wow wild. Thanks for sharing.