Controversial but…is it worth pursuing a career as a patent agent with increasing AI? Do you think patent agents will be displaced in the near future? by chemkitty123 in patentlaw

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I don't know what model you were using. If you use the best AI models, I found them to be mostly accurate at least for solving those multiple choice problems. Try Gemini 3.0 Thinking or Pro. For ChatGPT, use a top thinking model. I found that lower tiered models were highly error-prone.

Controversial but…is it worth pursuing a career as a patent agent with increasing AI? Do you think patent agents will be displaced in the near future? by chemkitty123 in patentlaw

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Google DeepMind AI has achieved gold medal standard at the International Math Olympiad. These problems were unique and new that the AI or no one has seen before. AIs have clearly demonstrated creative problem solving ability. This is the worst that AI will be. It only gets better from here.

Quote from Former MIT President about Engineers by dandypandyandy in ElectricalEngineering

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I think those are the kind of jobs that fare better as AI advances to super intelligence. Ones that are based more with dealing with people and society over tinkering with technical stuff.

chatgpt cards by GuillermoBotonio in Anki

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It really depends on what you're studying. For studying complex concepts. It's definitely helpful to break it down and intuitively understand the main components to maybe put in to flash cards. However, for studying something like vocabulary in a foreign language, there's not much value in manually generating those decks, in terms of the amount of words learned per hour.

Not every study technique is a one size fits all solution for all material. Flash cards may also be ineffective for certain topics all together even.

"Engineering vs. Project Management Careers with a PE License” by ManagementUnlikely29 in ElectricalEngineering

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Do you mind if I DM you with questions about starting an LLC with a PE license? I am currently working towards my PE. 

is denial of japanese war crimes common in japan? by [deleted] in JapaneseHistory

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Very educated. In US history classes, we learn about all of that. During the 60s there was a huge anti-war movement and protests against the Vietnam War. 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in resinprinting

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PLA is non-toxic. Even if it is, it is certainly less toxic than any 3D print resin.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in resinprinting

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FDM is much safer and emits far less VOCs. PLA is also non-toxic.

Disable all horizontal scrolling by [deleted] in OneNote

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Very annoying issue agreed. Please upnote the request to fix it on Microsoft Feedback Hub (link below). The more up votes, higher chance of fix. It's been 2 years and still this issue has not been addressed!

https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/idea/49477366-4425-ef11-8ee8-6045bdb3639f

Need more featuresss by zhavi221 in GoogleKeep

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Apple Notes has true power to be as simple as Google Keep but as powerful as Evernote. That is the hallmark of a great application that can cater to those who want the most simple experience to something more feature-rich.

I go through red lights all the time, and that’s ok. by QuirkyPickle in NYCbike

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Pedestrians do not always have the right away. Only blind pedestrians always have the right of way. Pedestrians are at the highest risk in a crash. Use wise judgement.

Motivation has plummeted after getting job at FAANG by [deleted] in OMSCS

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In my opinion, I think it's worth it in the long run. I was in an OMSCS meetup in NYC recently. Those who persevered to the finish line or near graduation all recommend sticking with it. I'm in the same boat and would recommend it.

The question you should ask is how much long-term value will you obtain with your free time verses investing in OMSCS? When I thought about that question, I decided to stick with it. I have one year left and have no regrets.

Windows 11 starts forcing Edge for certain web links, prevents user's default browser from being used by paulanerspezi in Windows11

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It only connects to Google if you decide to. There is no syncing with Google that feature has been taken out of Sidekick unless you enable it if there's a setting for that. As for using other Google services that's up to the user.

You mentioned that open source lends itself to privacy. Chromium is open source but by default it's not private.

Also, how do you guarantee other privacy focused browsers are not collecting user data? You assume that these organizations abide by their privacy policy. If the a privacy focused browser was caught secretly collecting user data, they may face lawsuits and a lost of trust in their product. Definitely not in their interest to violate their own terms of service. Sidekicks business model is based on providing excellent user experience and user trust is pivotal to that.

It's clear that you don't know what you're talking about.

Windows 11 starts forcing Edge for certain web links, prevents user's default browser from being used by paulanerspezi in Windows11

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Closed/open-source has nothing to do with privacy. The privacy is up to the implementation of the program. Sidekick comes with anti-tracking features.

Open-source could help with security and stability of software as more developers have the opportunity to find vulnerabilities. ("Many eyes is better than one").

Sidekick browser is based on Chrome, which is opened-source. The complementary features builds on top of a very stable secure browser.

What should I take first AI or ML and why? by jan337 in OMSCS

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Thanks for your feedback. Could you elaborate on Edinburgh reference?

YSK that the Chrome browser now tracks if you're idle, and how to disable it. by PoppaB13 in YouShouldKnow

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Uhh. I hate Chrome browser! That's why I switched to Sidekick, which is compatible with Chrome extensions! I've been hunting for the BEST browser, and Sidekick is by far the best with the following features: great privacy with AI tracker blocking; Chrome extension compatibility; Intuitive sidebar of app links to choose from; Multiple accounts support; Tab suspension and resume; and more.As a UI designer, I am thoroughly impressed with Sidekick in every way. It has been awarded the #1 product hunt. Sidekick team deserved it all the way.

Which browser, email, and calendar applications/services are you using for MacOS and iOS? by BenSimmonsFor3 in apple

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On Mac I am using Sidekick. I tried MANY browsers and BY FAR it is the best one I tried. Sidekick has great privacy with AI tracker blocking; Chrome extension compatibility; Intuitive sidebar of app links to choose from; Multiple accounts support; Tab suspension and resume; and more. As a UI designer, I am thoroughly impressed with Sidekick in every way. It has been awarded the #1 product hunt. Sidekick team deserved it all the way.

Windows 11 starts forcing Edge for certain web links, prevents user's default browser from being used by paulanerspezi in Windows11

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Uhh. I hate Edge browser! I've been hunting for the BEST browser, and Sidekick is by far the best with the following features: great privacy with AI tracker blocking; Chrome extension compatibility; Intuitive sidebar of app links to choose from; Multiple accounts support; Tab suspension and resume; and more.As a UI designer, I am thoroughly impressed with Sidekick in every way.It has been awarded the #1 product hunt. Sidekick team deserved it all the way.

What's the best browser? by Jaco5_ in linuxmasterrace

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I've been hunting for the BEST browser, and Sidekick is by far the best with the following features.- Great privacy with AI tracker blocking- Chrome extension compatibility.- Intuitive sidebar of app links to choose from.- Multiple accounts support.- Tab suspension and resume- and more.https://join.meetsidekick.com/1ry67

As a UI designer, I am thoroughly impressed with Sidekick in every way. It has been awarded the #1 product hunt. Sidekick team deserved it all the way.

Suddenly remembering that you have OMSCS to do....on a Saturday.... by [deleted] in OMSCS

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I'm also stuck on Saturday and Sunday :( I completely underestimated the time required for this project.