Because it was posted to Reddit and got traction
That's my guess at least
They did not say that was achieved with quantum computing
Eta - here is a more suitable quote from the article:
For instance, a 2020 demonstration showed that a quantum computer could perform a math puzzle using 50,000 times less energy than the world’s most powerful supercomputer at the time.
4 guys at once, two on each side, tip to tip
Middle, out
Ugh clickbait headline got me at first I thought the FDA themselves had made a decision already but this is about the independent advisors decision
Bottom of the article:
The FDA is expected to issue a decision in August
What about the climate impact? You didn't even address that. That's the worst part of the AI boom, were already way in the red for climate change, and this is going to accelerate the problem rather than slowing or stopping (let alone reversing it)
Mozilla did an investigation into privacy violations of modern cars, turns out there are no cars that respect our privacy, and some go as far as specifying in their privacy policy that the driver agrees to data collection regarding their sex life
Deep. Dark. Profound.
Hot meme
Choose an amount of time to sleep, sleep right away the whole time, wake up immediately after and actually rested
To summarize:
Trans fat is the bad one and is even banned in many countries including the USA. It is formed as a byproduct when making many processed and fast foods.
You should get less than 2% of your fat calories from trans fat - preferably you should avoid them at all costs.
Saturated fat isn't as bad as trans but it's still not beneficial, the jury may still be out on exactly how bad it is, but it's not healthy so it should be limited.
You should get less than 10% of your fat calories from saturated fat
Unsaturated fat is healthy, it's good for you and it's required in our diet as our bodies need it and can't make our own.
Does homeassistant even charge a subscription?
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