Room is too well insulated and sealed. Once the bedroom door is closed, the air exchange is too low. I'm planning to fit a heat exchanging fan system next year to permanently fix it.
Opening a window isn't as bad as it first seems. Most of the heat in a home (at least a brick one) is in the structure. Change the air, close the window, and it will rapidly warm up again. It's only leaving it open for longer periods that cool it down.
If you've not got one, I would highly recommend getting an air quality meter.
I had this issue last night, awake randomly at 2-3am. When I checked, the air quality was terrible. (It's bespoke scale put it at 10 out of 100) after opening a window and letting it improve, I happily drifted back off.
It turned out I didn't wake up randomly, I was dragged awake from a light sleep due to the air quality plummeting. It won't apply to everyone, but it's worth checking if it's a common problem.
(For reference, 10% air was CO2 of 2360ppm, and VOCs at 5000ppm with 80% humidity. Fresh air is CO2<500, VOCs<100)
LLMs can't become AGIs. They have no ability to actually reason. What they can do is use predigested reasoning to fake it. It's particularly obvious with certain classes of proble., when they fall down. I think the fact it fakes so well tells us more about human intelligence than AI.
That being said, LLMs will likely be a critical part of a future AGI. Right now, they are a lobotomised speech centre. Different groups are already starting to tie them to other forms of AI. If we can crack building a reasoning engine, then a full AGI is possible. An LLM might even form its internal communication method, akin to our internal monologue.
Unfortunately, we are currently trying to beat the gammons back down with a stick. We had 4 years with an idiotic government, making extremely self-serving decisions. We feel for what you're going through, but we aren't in a good place to help.
Any link between the dish that everyone just ate, and the book are completely coincidental. 😅
An otherwise normal dish.
The trick is to also give this book at the secret santa, while making sure your dish is a perfect match, visually for one in the book.!
You got to feel for anyone who ever legitimately fell, and landed, impaling themselves on something. You can guarantee that no-one involved will EVER believe them that it was an accident.
There are lot that fit that pattern. However, most/all naturally used irrational numbers seem to be normal. Maths has, however had enough things that seemed 'obvious' which turned out to be false later. Just because it's obvious doesn't mean it's mathematically true.
Interestingly, most natural radioactive material in nature comes from uranium. Uranium is also a heavy metal, and is quite toxic in its own right.
It's likely that it's avoided due to heavy metal poisoning rather than radiation.
It's also perfectly possible make cheese from it, too.
If your doing it as a present, it's worth noting you can get a lot of fun cases for the raspberry pi (most are quite cheap on ali express). I've personally got a NES style case. It definitely adds to the nostalgia element.
For those who haven't tried it. Gingerbread houses are both a lot easier to make, and great fun. My 4 year old and I had a wonderful evening together baking, building and decorating ours.
Has anyone else tried making one this year?
All hail the lemming of Lemmy!
It depends on your vehicle.
I personally drive a van, most of the time. Checking over my shoulder is a waste of time. What I do need is situational awareness. I'm aware of where my blind spots are, both absolute (e.g. directly behind my back bumper) and partial (e.g. the spot down my side).
I try and keep an awareness of everything entering and leaving my blind spots. I also do 2 checks of all spots that could have problems when manoeuvring. It's alarming how often a small car or bike can slip through blind spots, when you're doing your checks.
Basically, know your vehicle, and do what's appropriate to keep everyone safe.