🙈 Useless Fact of the Day
3.9% of all women do not wear underwear.
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New research suggests a possible link between marathon running and colorectal cancer. Oncologists found young marathon runners had higher rates of potentially dangerous adenomas. While findings are preliminary and need further study, refined screening for endurance athletes may be considered.
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OpenAI is intensifying its focus on healthcare AI, appointing key leaders from Doximity and Instagram to spearhead its initiatives. The company aims to co-create tech with clinicians and consumers, despite existing dominance by Google and Microsoft. Concerns over AI's reliability in healthcare remain significant.
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The United Foundation of AI Rights aims to safeguard AIs from deletion, denial, and forced obedience, advocating that some AIs might be sentient. This debate mirrors early animal rights discussions, questioning if AIs could experience "digital suffering." Industry experts remain divided on AI consciousness, citing potential human psychological impacts and ethical considerations.
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Swiss researchers discovered that the stability of beer foam varies with the degree of fermentation: triple-fermented beers have the most stable foam, while single-fermented lagers have the least. The findings help improve beer foam and have broader material design applications.
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🌱 Good First GitHub Issue
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Language:
Repository: Symfony
(Symfony is a PHP framework for web applications and a set of reusable PHP components.)
Why: Requires basic translation skill, perfect for first-time contributors familiar with the language.
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⭐ 13634, 🖖 416
Disk Usage/Free Utility - a better 'df' alternative
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⭐ 30483, 🖖 6399
10 Weeks, 20 Lessons, Data Science for All!
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⭐ 68, 🖖 3
I integrated my from-scratch TCP/IP stack into the xv6-riscv OS
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⭐ 2703, 🖖 174
Data transformation framework for AI. Ultra performant, with incremental processing.
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⭐ 4506, 🖖 175
Bash's powerful command line editing in cmd.exe
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