I saw something like the average anthropic employee thinks there will be 5% GDP growth because of AI, which is totally insane when a 1-2% extra growth will be an incredibly good result.
Old grains still have plenty of gluten, and aren't immune to weeds or pests and have more or less the same nutritional value.
It's not really just a storm risk. The higher yeilding your wheat the higher risk of lodging, so growing tall wheat in poorer conditions is fine, but the higher the grain weight the higher the risk of lodging.
Lodging is still a big problem even with modern varieties and growth regulators and even pre-modern wheat plants were probably shorter than they were originally.
Mostly Gemini and Deepseek 4.1flash, but also 6.1 Sol since it can connect to my openAI account
I would be much more tempted to switch over to this from Hermes if I didn't have to deal with claudese.
I really like gemini but the app usage limits are pretty brutal just for chat.
Is it unusual for Americans to spend that much on tax returns?
You would hope they wouldn't have old big models that are worse than new small models available in the interface like that.
It doesn't need to be 0% ai vs 100% ai for the comparison to work.
I really don't get the naming. It seems a waste to use interesting nouns for names when the model is the same and just gets updated every month.
It's supposed to be from 'smallest' to 'biggest' not release date.
IBIS is nice but you do not need a tripod if you don't have it
This one doesn't look AI generated at all
I'm finding is very hard to figure out when it's better to go for a cheaper dumber model vs an better expensive one when the expensives ones get stuff done quicker.
What is the use case for these sorts of things?
Yeah that's sort of how banks work.
Good guess
Conventional farms also shouldn't do that if managed well. Also I don't see what desertification has to do with it.
organic farms yield less, you need more area if you farm organically. it's that simple.
I don't get why this is a big deal. All the calculators I've used have been rectangle.
I really like AI and find it very useful, but it's certainly a good idea to keep it on a short leash because if you don't it can run away and get lost.
Maybe the only place in the entire world where AI has improved the quality of writing.
well if you read to the end of the article you might find out.
It does work there is just a bit more effort involved in setting it up
I saw something like the average anthropic employee thinks there will be 5% GDP growth because of AI, which is totally insane when a 1-2% extra growth will be an incredibly good result.
Old grains still have plenty of gluten, and aren't immune to weeds or pests and have more or less the same nutritional value.
It's not really just a storm risk. The higher yeilding your wheat the higher risk of lodging, so growing tall wheat in poorer conditions is fine, but the higher the grain weight the higher the risk of lodging.
Lodging is still a big problem even with modern varieties and growth regulators and even pre-modern wheat plants were probably shorter than they were originally.
Mostly Gemini and Deepseek 4.1flash, but also 6.1 Sol since it can connect to my openAI account
I would be much more tempted to switch over to this from Hermes if I didn't have to deal with claudese.
I really like gemini but the app usage limits are pretty brutal just for chat.
Is it unusual for Americans to spend that much on tax returns?
You would hope they wouldn't have old big models that are worse than new small models available in the interface like that.
It doesn't need to be 0% ai vs 100% ai for the comparison to work.
I really don't get the naming. It seems a waste to use interesting nouns for names when the model is the same and just gets updated every month.
It's supposed to be from 'smallest' to 'biggest' not release date.
IBIS is nice but you do not need a tripod if you don't have it
This one doesn't look AI generated at all
I'm finding is very hard to figure out when it's better to go for a cheaper dumber model vs an better expensive one when the expensives ones get stuff done quicker.
What is the use case for these sorts of things?
Yeah that's sort of how banks work.
Good guess
Conventional farms also shouldn't do that if managed well. Also I don't see what desertification has to do with it.
organic farms yield less, you need more area if you farm organically. it's that simple.
I don't get why this is a big deal. All the calculators I've used have been rectangle.
I really like AI and find it very useful, but it's certainly a good idea to keep it on a short leash because if you don't it can run away and get lost.
Maybe the only place in the entire world where AI has improved the quality of writing.
well if you read to the end of the article you might find out.
It does work there is just a bit more effort involved in setting it up