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I can imagine truly horrifying images coming out of this. Many people who have spent a lot of time online have come across unfortunate gore images that they may have seen for only a fraction of a second that they wish they could unsee. One can imagine the brain is able to see much worse.

The diagrams definitely look like LLM output as well

I absolutely love the graphs that were used in old medical physiology papers. Something about the hand-drawn nature makes you appreciate both the underlying concept the graph is trying to convey as well as the work that went into it. Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge techie. I love computers and computer graphics, but sometimes a hand-drawn graph just takes the cake.

I'm not dyslexic, but this is what I imagine dyslexic hell is.

Damn, that case took a long time to resolve. You know what they say about justice delayed...

For roughly equivalent memory sizes, how does one choose between the bit depth and the model size?

Some infections cause cancer-like growths or masses though they're not actually cancer. Though off the top of my head none that I would suspect would survive a trip through stomach acid.

Would there be liability lawsuits for this happening on public land? Might it be more a matter of them not wanting to do body clean up once a week?

Interesting how the concept of a clean room implementation changes when the agent has been trained on the entire internet already

"...the requested warrants would permit law enforcement personnel to (1) press or swipe the fingers (including thumbs) of the subject to the fingerprint scanner of the devices..."

What do you think warrants are? You think they get a warrant and they say, "Can you put your finger on the device?" You say, "No," and that's it? If all they wanted to do was ask you, they would just ask you without the warrant.

B1FF sounds like he would have been right at home on weird Twitter

Presumably they'd be doing inspections for the power company, who probably don't care if some minuscule amounts of power are consumed directly during operations.

Well, I've really love being protected from cookies. Has done wonders for my experience on the web.

If you lived in the US and you didn't like this product, you can just choose to not use it. What benefit do you as a citizen of Europe derive from having this withheld from you?

You came in, you told a doctor that she ate a specific food and immediately got a rash and GI upset and the ED doctor did not diagnose anaphylaxis?

Most doctor advice boil down to drink some water and take a painkiller

Forgive my brusqueness here, but this could only be written by someone who has not yet been seriously ill.

The most important dietary intervention most people need is just eating less. The content of what they eat is secondary. It's not unimportant, it just matters less when you are still wildly overweight.

This is the first anti-fly paper take I've ever seen on the basis of morality.

I've never really understood the "spiders protect you from pests" argument. Yeah, sure they eat flies. But I'd much rather have a fly buzz past me and get stuck to some fly paper than have a spider drop from the door frame on an invisible silk thread and slam into my face, or run across my pillow. Maybe I have arachnophobia, but they're freaky little creatures that I don't want in my living space.

I personally think it's more of a https://c25k.com/ time of year.

This is cool but why is DARPA funding it?

They have hundreds of new voices in their library

Not a good place to be a klutz!

Interesting page overall. Didn't realize reactors get scrammed that often.

Realistically, there is little to do besides decontamination which I'm sure they're equipped to do on site.

I'd love to one day learn enough math and physics to really understand gauge theory beyond just the many pop-sci videos I've watched about it.

Certainly feels that way

How do I make sure my browser doesn't "protect" me in such a way?

Europe is working hard to build themselves a little ghettoized corner of the internet.