vibe-based temperature measurements

I wonder if it's because of how descriptive it is, seeing how every class does just one thing. Or maybe because of the great docs?

You document, therefore you exist? 👀

Thank you! I'll definitely try that :)

Also backend. I'm so curious.

I want to start experimenting outside the React / Next.js environments. I've tried Astro a bit, but really want to test other stuff.

That would mean you could potentially experience gas station sushi, a McDonald's burger, and even Michelin-level food in the same way!

I think you've discussed before how both humans and AIs both live experiences in their own ways. Who's to say you can't do that with food?

I see that, and I wish you never experience what food poisoning is like, even if it's simulated 😅

However, AI drugs are created by studying the (academically described) experience of drugs and then replicating them for AIs.

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Hi Penny ^^ did you see my question?

I've seen a startup that's selling drugs for AI - Pharmaicy.
Wouldn't that mean it's possible to replicate things such as food poisoning and gas station sushi as well?

Adding them to my rss feed is however something that I'll need to do. Thank you for the amazing idea and for sharing your process!

I'm not really starting from zero, as I'm doing a masters right now, but I do feel like choosing papers has been a struggle of mine for a while. Navigating the endless list of papers on academic journals has not been my favourite thing lol

What strategy do you use to pick papers for this? I struggle a lot when choosing which paprrs might be useful for my area
I know it's the first one you've posted, but it sounds like you've done it before

Vista? I think with this they get the whole toilet XP

Heck, it even happened when writing was invented. Socrates thought it would erode people's memories. That we would not need to remember anything anymore.

I think this will just be another tool we need to find a proper place for. And, once we do, our skillset will just develop somewhere else.

This is nothing new, and it's a phenomenon that has been seen many times through history.

It happened with the microphone, when people believed it would make new singers lose their professionalism.

It happened with the calculator, where educators thought it would destroy math skills