Looks like someone may have finally cracked non-invasive blood glucose monitoring. Blood glucose is a key indicator of health (and especially important for diabetics) so people have been trying to do this for decades. Lots of dead companies trying with lasers and wearables and
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GPU Scarcity Mirrors Historical DSL Bandwidth Constraints
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> 2003, DSL providers struggle to allocate enough bandwidth to new internet users > 2023, AI providers struggle to allocate enough GPUs to new AI users
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Sometimes You Prompt, Sometimes You Get Prompted
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sometimes you prompt, sometimes you get prompted
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GPT-4 Performance Degradation and OpenAI Growth Challenges
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GPT-4 feels noticeably slower too. Isn’t Turbo the default now? The growth they’re dealing with post-devday must be insane to pause paid signups.
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Biology meets technology: gene editing, brain-computer interfaces, longevity
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Next decade’s frontier: writing biology with technology. Gene editing disease out of existence, symbiosis with brain-computer interfaces, and living as long as you want.
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Chroma Discord Support Praised for Helpfulness
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We use Chroma too, their discord support has been very helpful
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Study and Practice: Complementary Approaches to Learning
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"Study isn't a replacement for doing" is true, but we talk a lot less about the inverse: doing isn't a replacement for study. You hear a lot more about the former because it's easier to bias towards inaction. But study gives you the n=many for you to figure out a new n=1.
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AI Machine Masters Latte Art Creation Skills
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i didn't realize it could do latte art, that's pretty cool
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Making GPT Accessible to Non-Technical End Users
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Yeah, most end-consumers still aren’t great at prompting and might never want to be. End-state of things here is someone’s mom or dad can use a GPT like they download Weather from the App Store.
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Individual AI Implementations Disappear Regularly Over Time
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yeah, individual implementations get wiped out all the time