Rest of your point notwithstanding, the misinformation about "don't be evil" being removed drives me up the wall.

https://abc.xyz/investor/board-and-governance/google-code-of...

Look. It's right there. Still. It was moved, not removed.

Learning about "the third dimension of the periodic table" (exotic atoms) from this article just fills me with wonder.

I wish I were a particle physicist... Such an amazing field, where you get to try to tear open the universe and peek inside.

> They have even created hybrids of matter and antimatter, in which a nucleus containing protons is orbited by negatively charged antiprotons. In short, you can have regular hydrogen, muonic hydrogen, kaonic hydrogen, antiprotonic hydrogen, and so on.

Most of them live for a very short time, less than a millisecond. If you want to start with something that you can buy and put on your desktop try https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heavy_water But beware that it's almost identical to normal water. (The other variants discussed in the article are more different but very expensive and short lived.)

Could it be related to politicians and police officials incentivized by the contractor payments from the Public Safety Strategies Group?

The video shows GLM but it's not in any graphs. Are there more complete charts anywhere else? Ones that include the 45 LLMs?

GLM 5.3 is captured in the v0.1 write up here: https://starskirmish.com/bench/v0-1/

Thanks. This had me thinking to myself some. I found this https://cliffle.com/blog/rust-typestate/ too, which others may find useful..

Limit the codepoint to the number of atoms in the universe (less than 32 bytes).

Learning over Zoom with a real person using a service like Fiverr or something was a great way for my wife and I to start learning Indonesian.

Learning sign language was lots of fun in VRC with actual people. I'm actually going to visit a friend I made doing this, in his country, this weekend.

My Garmin Fenix has over two weeks with regular activity tracking. Wish people were more aware of these amazing devices.

I think you meant to post this comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49628410