What about the one where the Japanese guy isolated the bird language words for “danger, snake!”, then played it on speakers to wild birds, which caused them to panic and start looking around for the snake.
One of the most convincing experiments showing that animals have language that I’ve seen. The video is on YouTube
Avoid sugar and artificial sweeteners, eat fermented foods like kimchi/kefir/sauerkraut etc, increase fiber intake. No alcohol except on special occasions.
I don’t avoid fat at all except trans fats. Salt I’m also not overly concerned about. Will eat as much bread and carbs as I want.
Still look and feel great for my age (almost 40), body fat is low, and I get a lot of compliments - so I guess it’s working. Bloods are always excellent too.
Pretty easy to stick with this diet and it isn’t too restrictive
It tastes like shit and there is some evidence it even lowers testosterone. It has no redeeming qualities
Billy Talent, Sydney 2007
I don’t know man, was my first time going to an actual concert of a band I liked, and it was just something special
An LLM came up with a novel solution to the Erdős unit distance problem. It was unsolved for 80 years.
"And, on May 20, OpenAI shared a solution to the unit distance problem, along with a blog post explaining the work and a companion paper that featured nine world-class mathematicians commenting on the correctness of the proof and the importance of what had been done (as well as presenting a streamlined human version of the result). Mathematicians had generally believed that Erdős’ conjecture — about how many evenly spaced points can be placed on a plane — was correct. To general surprise, OpenAI’s internal model found a counterexample. To do so, it had found a sophisticated way to use tools from an area of math called algebraic number theory. As Jacob Tsimerman of the University of Toronto wrote in the companion article, “This is a really impressive piece of work. … It is definitely an intimidating construction.”
The destruction code: 4321
“Well, the code definitely isn’t 4321”
Lemmy users are exactly like Redditors, just way more obnoxious.
I actually find it hard to read comments on here, as a new user