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popcube··on Life is not short

so now they have a lot of things can give their grandchildren. yes, kids usually do not like them, but this still happy

popcube··on Apple's claim is that it bans other browsers for security

he just pragmatic, if the results are worse than now, someone will not do the "right thing" on moral

popcube··on Where did the long tail go?

the world actually flat now:(

popcube··on Copilot sells code other people wrote

because big companies want this, we absolutely will accept that company can get copyright from AI

popcube··on An experiment to test if Bionic Reading helps you read faster

respect author do himself experiment! he even calculated p-value for it, also result did not recommended his method, but he let me trust he in future.

popcube··on GitHub Copilot is generally available

we need another AI in example, if someone's AI car automatically random hit people, do not company have some responsibility?

popcube··on Bunny fonts – privacy respecting drop-in replacement for Google Fonts

if their allocated at Europe, this maybe make sense

popcube··on Physicists link two time crystals in seemingly impossible experiment

don't worry, Richard Feynman read Trigonometric functions when he is 7 years old. that's guy better than Feynman!

popcube··on Legendary bacterial evolution experiment enters new era

but this is difficult to get sample

popcube··on Cool desktops don’t change

notion/joplin or another note software

popcube··on Diet Coke probably isn't a cognitive performance enhancer

what is wrong here? your citation looks ok and new... get down vote

popcube··on Photos of chickens, taken by chickens

but artists use computer for their artwork in a long time?

popcube··on LaMDA is not sentient

don't need, most of people building connection with their gods...

popcube··on The state finally letting teens sleep in

and this is a easier way to make sure kid had arrived school!

popcube··on GPT-3 may be a squirrel

can we have some AI which do want to pass Turing test?

popcube··on What Everyone Knows

the famous example is, if they find any problems do not be resolved, it mean their gods is true!

popcube··on Things you're allowed to do (2020)

this interesting, in my country they will start fighting to decide that who server you...

popcube··on New CRISPR-based map ties every human gene to its function

you can just try ensembl or ucsc genome browser

popcube··on Landmark study on the replicability of psychological science overturned [pdf] (2016)

let me indicate your second item is a research that use the data and money more hundred times than most of old research... why you surprised to they have new find? their resources are nobody dare to dream in past.

popcube··on The Last Question

he wrote this long time ago...

popcube··on Sunsetting Atom

but Perl have backwards compatibility, developers keep perl1 source code can run on current version.

popcube··on The Math Myth (2016)

statistic is important for democracy working. how can politicians display their strategy work, show some statistical analysis results.

popcube··on Women Who Ran Genghis Khan’s Empire

currently CCP

popcube··on RNA forms on basalt lava glass in the presence of nucleoside triphosphates

because RNA is used in more old clade of tree of life. DNA is a younger character in history

popcube··on Turkey’s inflation soars to 73%, a 23-year high, as food and energy costs rise

obviously, Russian government trust Europe people don't want to suffer any inconvenience before invading.

popcube··on GPT-4chan

It had worked ok once! you know... how FBI capture people who participated 1/6

popcube··on Crabs evolved at least five times from separate groups of crustaceans (2021)

but every species had arisen from sea

popcube··on Science Is Getting Harder

this is restricted in physics, e.g., life sciences need as more as they can get money, they even do not have enough money to pay assistant, there are so many species waiting for identifying, even use old protocol, scientists still need to pay salary, specimen storage fees...

popcube··on High tuition costs mostly stem from the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act 1993

sorry...most of researchers work for university, usually when open a random article, we can presume it is my wrote by a professor.

popcube··on Profiles of people living in homeless encampments, rarely what you’d expect

if he do not have address, he can't get a job

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