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Very interesting study, I highly recommend reading the discussiom and not just the abstract.
Very interesting study, I highly recommend reading the discussiom and not just the abstract.
Thanks for calling Germany a developing country, because that’s what we are in regards to livestock. We’re feeding our pigs antibiotics just for the side effect of gaining more weight.
to be fair, the first colour picker isn’t too bad, it it?
Fun Fact: There’s a whole scientific discipline solely focused at making science available to average joe, it’s called science communication.
Not sure what you’d expect a LLM model to do, but reading deeper into science communication will certainly help you understand and achieve what you are looking for.
Isn’t that the whole purpose of an Abstract?
Remember kids: LOTOTO
For every machine/mechanical appliance you are going to be touching in a way not intended to
Watch the event: https://www.apple.com/apple-events/
Soo, ignoring the marketing wank, we get:
Easy. Just pressure cook it at 4.5 bar (65 Psi) in your industrial grade pressure cooker.
Being realistic, I guess someone accidentally swapped Celsius and Farenheit?
EDIT: Nope, seem to be wrong. They do mean 145 degC. On the other hand, I found a source reporting that 57 % of a total of 58 cases of shiitake dermatitis actually thoroughly cooked their mushrooms. Cooking won’t save you from this, as it seems.
Study: Ha, JH; Byun, DG; Kim, SM; Yoo, CH; Park, CJ (2003): Shiitake dermatitis in Korea; clinical and histopathologic study. Korean J. of Dermatology, Vol.41 (4),pg 440 – 444
wait, didn’t some tech youtubers like LTT try using cloud storage as swap/RAM? afaik they failed because of latency
That’s a damn good explanation
Thanks for linking the research paper, really appreciate it
win-win
Is this the one with the competing standards? Are we having a meta meme now?