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Comment "Smaller than a hair" - no (Score 1) 15

If you read the article carefully, they are talking about lenses THINNER than a hair. I see several of the posts here thinking the width/radius of the lenses is this small, a reasonable mistake given the way this was written. Having a radius that small would severely reduce their light gathering ability, requiring very bright light or very dim images or very long exposure times.

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Comment Re:Tried training a neural network on this thing.. (Score 2) 49

It is not uncommon for neurosurgeons to remove healthy, live brain tissue to get to a problematic area they need to work on. This is how these people got their tissue. Additionally, one can easily purchase human induced pluripotent stem cells or even human neural progenitor cells. The latter is more likely the kind of thing these people are doing since they're doing cultures and not acute brain slices like the former.

Comment Re:The Spending Doesn't Matter (Score 1) 148

I'm going to guess that you didn't read the paper...

I believe this is the paper that's getting the US stock market to freak out, while

Not that I blame you, it's absolutely stuffed with absurd hyperbolic language, e.g. DeepSeek-R1-Zero naturally emerged with numerous powerful and interesting reasoning behaviors [...] DeepSeek-R1-Zero exhibits super performance on reasoning benchmarks. It's hard to read with your eyes rolling constantly.

this seems to be the one you're referring to. Correct?

Here's a comparison for those that are interested since they do different things.

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