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Sometimes hallucinations can be used as a tool for creativity, says Demis Hassabis To solve hard problems with AlphaEvolve, DeepMind forced the models to hallucinate. Most ideas were nonsense but some turned out to be useful. "You can substitute t

do people prefer boutiques nowadays, if so y do they prefer boutiques, also what problems do people and owners face in boutique 🌝

Hey tell me is it normal? I been talking to many potential customer for idea validation but when I ask them about there problems they don't know it in the first place that they are going through this problem but when I remind them about that particu

is anyone using one card I saw the reviews on google play store and they were horrible what advantage does it have over normal credit cards

Kids nowadays think that the school is matrix but the real matrix is the social media they are using

All I know is "Great People were always obsessed and crazy about their Ideas even if it were not good at that point of time. They didn't really cared about others perception of themselves. They Believed that the Dots will connect even if the path lea

Until now, the rich were considered job creators, so they were taxed less. But with AI, they are becoming job slashers—will governments start taxing them more?

Why do the most useful startups get ignored? They solve real problems. They help people. They create impact. But no flashy pitch, no viral buzz, no investor interest. Why is it that the startups bringing real value often don’t get the spotlight—or t

Most of my revenue-making apps? They’re the ones I built to solve my own problems. I use them daily → they turned out useful for others too. Build for yourself first. Chances are, you’re not alone.

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