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@wittycookieee
I have always had trouble writing bios
Oven Inscrit le Mart 2025
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@wittycookieee @Laurinchhe Stranger things started as an 80s nostalgia show which resonated with adults of that era, it then became shit show. Hp success came for its universal appeal for adults and kids. They are not just kids books. Race swaping Snape is just retarded. A black harry makes more sense
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You could have made a Spin off about the story how his parents met and feel in love and had harry until they died or a story of how Hogwarts was created originally with the four Houses. You could have even shown us Voldemorts story more in detail but no … we get this … ok shure … very creative
Daily Harry Potter@TheDailyHPotter
Dominic McLaughlin, our new Harry Potter ⚡️
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@wittycookieee @Laurinchhe I'll be showing my kids the movies.
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@Laurinchhe Also they say it would be a 'faithful' adaption, perhaps the book readers would prefer the shows too, again can't say anything for certain. I for one would sell myself to feel the movie vibes again.
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@Laurinchhe For me too the magic was missing in the trailer, I said the kids today would have a CHOICE between the show and movies. It is difficult for me to say what the kids would prefer. Stranger Things was okaish for me. But the kids went feral for it. HBO wants to appease them not us.
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@atulit_gaur International treaties perhaps, activity is kept to a minimum in Antarctica.
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genius, any reason why there aren't more data centers in antartica? will it accelerate the melting of glaciers or do we just don't wanna hurt penguins
senpai@Senpaisaysbye
Data center after realizing Antarctica has free cooling
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This is the golden age of personal education. Claude, in particular, is nailing it. Not only are its answers *good*, but it becomes interactive at the exact right time: an animation with controls, a list of sub-topics to explore next...
If you're an ambitious 15yo, THIS is your leverage. Not brain-dead vibe-coding. You can absorb the world's wonders like never before. Invest in YOURSELF, not in SaaS.
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@juliarturc Such friendly banter with a spouse, in THIS economy, you are living a dream.
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Me this morning: Awww, got an email from someone saying they decided to do a MSc in Computer Science because of my diffusion playground🥺
Husband: Congrats, you ruined another life.
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@shhrreeyyy Perhaps it is a good thing, this way you can learn to deal with such creatures.
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@alc_bruno @movie_tvshows_ But Walter White was a chemistry teacher bro, stop defaming him 💔💔
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@wittycookieee @movie_tvshows_ When the series launched, Hannibal was a world famous character. Everybody associated him with a cannibal serial killer. It's like making a movie about Walter White and trying to hide he works with drugs in the plot
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An underrated gem with a slow burn and a peak conclusion. 🔥
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@alc_bruno @movie_tvshows_ Idk man these sorta things are usually revealed later in the show
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@wittycookieee @movie_tvshows_ I mean, what's the spoiler? That's just the plot
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Coding is only a small fraction of what a CS PhD student actually does; perhaps 10–30% of their time. The real goal of a PhD, and of being a professor, is not to outsource research work but to educate and train the next generation of scientists: people who deeply understand their field, can think critically about it, and ultimately become experts capable of pushing the frontier of knowledge forward.
Coding is probably one of the least interesting part of being a CS PhD. We need human experts even more than before at the age of AI.
Sayash Kapoor@sayashk
In the last few months, I've spoken to many CS professors who asked me if we even need CS PhD students anymore. Now that we have coding agents, can't professors work directly with agents? My view is that equipping PhD students with coding agents will allow them to do work that is orders of magnitude more impressive than they otherwise could. And they can be *accountable* for their outcomes in a way agents can't (yet). For example, who checks the agent's outputs are correct? Who is responsible for mistakes or errors?
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I see a future where we don’t allow people like Sam Altman to monetise our common knowledge, intelligence, and communication, a future where we democratise AI and make it contribute to the common good
Chief Nerd@TheChiefNerd
🚨 SAM ALTMAN: “We see a future where intelligence is a utility, like electricity or water, and people buy it from us on a meter.”
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@ludwigABAP @wasserstein_rao It is computational neuroscience and deep learning bruh bio is broad
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@wasserstein_rao Artem Kirsanov is basically that, although with a specific slice and angle on what he cares about
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@elsleightholm @ProfBrianCox I can listen to Prof Brian Cox all day, partly because of this intellect but mostly because of this soothing, tranquil voice.
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One of the reasons I started mathematics communication was because of inspirations like @ProfBrianCox ✨
So this was a real pinch-me moment 🥹
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china's disdain for design and digital aesthetics should be studied
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