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If you ask it a question on an unpopular science topic it learns from the ArXiV and sounds like a confused grad student, but if you ask it about a popular one it sounds like a Redditor confidently asserting to another Redditor that FTL is possible because of the Casimir effect
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My belief that Leeds and the North is full of skills and great people and what's holding us back is bad transport opinion has intensified beyond its already extreme position. Anyways, about five teams are working on my bus challenge.
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A single tab in Chrome on my laptop is consuming 102,400 times the amount of memory as the entire Apollo Guidance Computer
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Most common 4-digit PIN numbers - from an analysis of 3.4m leaked from several #databreaches by the late great @DataGenetics
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ALT A heatmap reveals the most common 4 digit PIN numbers, visualised from the data leaked from several large data breaches. The horizontal axis plots the frequency of the first two digits, the vertical axis the second two digits. Clear (and somewhat predictable) patterns emerge from the dataset. A diagonal line of ‘heat’ from bottom left to top right reveals people choosing double digits (2323, 6868 etc). A strong horizontal line at the 19 point shows people using their birth year as a PIN code (1971, 1998 etc). And a large amount of heat in the bottom left shows how people commonly use their birthdate in a MM/DD or DD/MM format. The most common code in the set is 1234.
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I think we can all agree that the main message from today's selloff is that we've systematically underinvested in urban rail transit in the Leeds area
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This image never fails to amaze me #algebra
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Showcase your work on metallic multilayers and heterostructures to peers and experts from around the globe. Submit your abstract today – the deadline date is 22 January 2025. Visit the website for more information: iop.eventsair.com/mml2025
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It do be like that #professor
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The most important plot for understanding UK politics & economics now - the collapse in productivity growth since the mid-2000s.
Nothing that governments of last 15 years have done has made a material difference, & if we continue doing the same things we'll get the same result.
Farcical from @FirstWestYorks today. 27 bus to work this am broke down, had to transfer to another bus. Now 27 service home has also broken down.
@FirstWestYorks routes through Headingley really feel like they are on the verge of collapse. Hard to think of a week as bad as this last one in 2 decades of gradually deteriorating service.
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I believe in better. I think we know a lot of what we need to do. I don't think it's that hard.
























