Week 13 winners and losers: Bijan Robinson runs wild, Davante Adams makes history https://www.espn.com/fantasy/football/story/_/page/FFSundayHighLows-47154022/nfl-week-13-fantasy-football-winners-losers…
In 2020, after it became clear I’m unlikely to die of COVID, I’ve switched my perspective from fear to fascination.
I looked around & ~enjoyed~ experiencing unprecedented times. Couldn’t change them, so I channeled my inner Jocko Willink & made the best out of it.
Today, I feel similarly about AI. 1/3
@axbom@axbom.meGemini Nano Banana Pro is a remarkable technical achievement that gives you a sense of what a remastered game might look like. Granted, the original game/graphics have their charm as well.
Still wouldn't use it in a final output, but for conceptualization, it is fascinating.
Here is an example for Shenmue.
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The Shorts format on YouTube gets me 30 times more views and 2 to 3 times more new subscribers. It's fascinating. I think I could post any nonsense as a Short, and I'll still break my previous "record" :/
* I don't believe this is only due to the algo pushing hard the format (although it's a significant part of it). Besides conditioning people to favour Shorts so they would see "less" adverts, YouTube is tapping at a larger audience that would eventu…
@… @… diese Serie hat offenbar eine Faszination, wurde mir mehrfach empfohlen… von Menschen mit… zweifelhaftem Geschmack 😂😂
It is almost fascinating to me that these people always choose to do actual interviews with the “fake news” media rather than their “beloved” Foxnews, Breinart or NewsMax. The irony is stark.//Marjorie Taylor Greene says she was ‘naive’ for believing Trump is man of the people | Marjorie Taylor Greene | The Guardian ht…
“We got interested in this because other researchers, for years, have been describing this type of ecological memory
of soil microbes having some way to remember from their ancestors' past,”
“We thought this was really fascinating. It has a lot of important implications for how we can grow plants, including things like corn and wheat.
Precipitation itself has a big influence on how plants grow,
but also the memory of the microbes living in those soils could also p…