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As I understand the UK nuclear deterrence is highly dependable on the US, unlike the french.

Try buying conventional fruit and an organic one and taste the different, e.g. grape fruit.

Monkeys at a UK were put off “human” bananas and developed diabetes[1]. Fruit is healthy desert not - like vegetables - main course.

[1]: https://edition.cnn.com/2014/01/15/world/europe/uk-zoo-monke...

Fair enough.

They are however effective in preventing transmission of many other STDs that PREP doesn't prevent (and that PREP perhaps indirectly contribute to increasing transmission of including antibiotic resistant STDs).

> The problem here is that I don’t trust the author on being able to tell who is the “best artist”.

A prerequisite to be considered a great artist is that the artist master a "craft" to perfection be it painting, drawing, sculpting, or something complete different like Burial who created one of the most important electronic album using the basic audio-editing software Sound Forge.

Grapefruit can interfere with some medications but not all. If you fear it might interfere, I would suggest asking your doctor.

I have the same reservations, and not just about dietitians but also other scientific disciplines. Many dietitians are first and foremost businessmen selling various supplements. Whether the supplement is necessary, effective or even harmful is less important.

The dietitians I trust document their dietary advice week after week by curing various ailments and diseases through scientific treatments (and they never recommend specific products): https://www.ndr.de/fernsehen/sendungen/die-ernaehrungsdocs/r...

Believe there was a zoo that started feeding monkeys with "modern" bananas and had to revert back to the old traditional banana, because the monkeys were getting diabetes.

Yes, the industry sweetens everything and removes bitterness. Organic grapefruits however are significantly more bitter – especially to modern tastebuds – than regular ones sold in the supermarket. Getting used to high-quality organic fruits and vegetables can be quite a culinary journey.

I haven't tried any bitter drops as I only eat grapefruits. Got the advice from "leading" nutritionist in Germany – so it should be sound advice.

Bitters take away the sweet tooth, such as grapefruit (especially organic), bitter tea or natural bitter drops. Eat a grapefruit after dinner and you cravings should be severely limited.

Are there any visualization libraries that visualize embeddings in a vector space?

"Don’t base your conclusions solely on whether an association or effect was found to be “statistically significant” (i.e., the p-value passed some arbitrary threshold such as p < 0.05).

Don’t believe that an association or effect exists just because it was statistically significant.

Don’t believe that an association or effect is absent just because it was not statistically significant.

Don’t believe that your p-value gives the probability that chance alone produced the observed association or effect or the probability that your test hypothesis is true.

Don’t conclude anything about scientific or practical importance based on statistical significance (or lack thereof)."

Hopefully this can help address the replication crisis[0] in (social) science.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replication_crisis

Edit: Formatting (sorry formatting is hopeless).

Yes exactly. That way the user could "train" AI on a particular data source.

RAG doesn’t necessarily give the best results. Essentially it is a technically elegant way to semantic context to the prompt (for many use cases it is over-engineered). I used to offer RAG SQL query generations on SQLAI.ai and while I might introduce it again, for most use cases it was overkill and even made working with the SQL generator unpredictable.

Instead I implemented low tech “RAG” or “data source rules”. It’s a list of general rules you can attach to a particular data source (ie database). Rules are included in the generations and work great. Examples are “Wrap tables and columns in quotes” or “Limit results to 100”. It’s simple and effective - I can execute the generate SQL again my DB for insights.

> personal ego (fame, honors, etc.)...

Even in underpaid positions competition is fierce and personal ambition sky high. Better fraud prevention systems is likely a better way.

AI has a preference for dividing everything into sections, especially "Introduction" and "Conclusion" sections.

Buying backlinks is still around and costly.

I would add a ninth practice; throw errors. You find and fix them as opposed to errors that go silently unnoticed in the code base.

I find lifetime bans draconian in general.

> You see, in addition to space burritos (if you've heard the rumors), monads are like onions. Allow me to demonstrate with a common situation.

Another mention of monads and burritos.

[0]: https://mostly-adequate.gitbook.io/mostly-adequate-guide/ch0...

No, it is still in beta and I haven't actually launched it. Did you like it?

That's something artificial intelligence is really good at: fitting data into a formalized format. I'm working on something similar[0], here the goal is not CAD design but charts. This is also something that has only become possible with later versions of AI, such as GPT-4.

[0]: https://www.datavisualizer.ai/

Apparently, investors do not see the loss of several leading engineers and the “missing” GPT-5 as a reason not to invest. Maybe they do have moat.

> “Above all, do not lose your desire to walk. Everyday, I walk myself into a state of well-being & walk away from every illness. I have walked myself into my best thoughts, and I know of no thought so burdensome that one cannot walk away from it. But by sitting still, & the more one sits still, the closer one comes to feeling ill. Thus if one just keeps on walking, everything will be all right.”

― Søren Kierkegaard

> These models are enabled on day one for Qualcomm and MediaTek hardware and optimized for Arm processors.

Do they require GPU or can they be deployed on VPS with dedicated CPU?

You can use an SQL explainer[0] to get summary, visualized results and detailed breakdown.

[0]: https://www.sqlai.ai/app/explain-sql

I share many of the author's reasons for having a small and non-committal blog. I also think that one of the overriding reasons I have a blog is that I spend a lot of my waking hours reading (it's how I access and understand the world). Therefore, it only feels natural to want to write a text and become part of this writing (and reading) club.

Have you tried how far you will get with a Hetzner VPS with dedicated CPU(s)?