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In a way that can be trusted to be accurate, correct, or to happen as expected.

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  • AI has already discovered new drugs and is being used to identify cancer cells much more reliably than humans.

    5 things you really need to know about AI | BBC Ideas
  • satellites takes in the vast system of fixed stars yet on the basis of the general premise that the cosmos is constructed as a system and on the basis of the little that has been observed one can reliably enough conclude that such a cycle indeed exists meanwhile human nature is such that it cannot be indifferent even in consideration of the most remote epoch that shall affect our species if

    Immanuel Kant 1784 - Idea for a Universal History from a Cosmopolitan Perspective
  • These are basically the youngest reliably dated Neanderthal sites we have with some degree of confidence.

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  • We all emerge from childhood with various biases in our character which evolved to help us cope with our necessarily imperfect parents and these acquired habits of mind will reliably let us down in adult life.

    How to be a Friend to Yourself
  • It's tempting to assume that anything intelligent will just naturally develop vaguely human values, like empathy and respect for life, but this can't be guaranteed because ethical values are based on purely human axioms, and given that we find it impossible to agree among ourselves what's right and wrong in areas like euthanasia or abortion, say, how could we possibly program a computer with a knowledge that could soundly and reliably be deemed moral?

    Artificial Intelligence
  • Now, some labs claim they can reliably separate samples of up to five individuals.

    We've Been Using The Wrong Science In Court For 50 years
  • So a definition of consistency is, uh, constantly following the same principles or course of action in all circumstances, regardless of how I feel, the practice of regularly and reliably doing the same actions or maintaining the same behaviors over time.

    "I’ll Do It Tomorrow": Inconsistency, Avoidance, and the Complex Trauma Brain
  • TSMC, or the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, is the only factory on Earth capable of mass producing these hyper-advanced chips reliably.

    Why Chinese AI Is Suddenly So Good (ft. DeepSeek, SeeDance 2.0) | AB Explained
  • Even massive tech giants like South Korea's Samsung have spent billions trying to catch up to TSMC, but they still struggle to get their advanced AI chips to work as reliably.

    Why Chinese AI Is Suddenly So Good (ft. DeepSeek, SeeDance 2.0) | AB Explained
  • This is also the far northern edge of where loggerheads will reliably nest at all.

    The Outer Banks Are Hiding Something Nobody Talks About
  • We're going to reliably [music] glue the last edge.

    I MADE GIANT Buldak! (Instant Noodles)
  • This can be from the smallest, simplest, fundamental little details that are building up your skills and developing your ability within the discipline, all the way up to more complex stuff where you're creating and putting things together. You need to be practicing. Actually, this is true for my students in classes as well; everyone, for the most part, shows up to the lectures. The hard part is getting people to reliably do the practicing, do all those back-of-the-book problems, and grind out the practicing. This is the most important part.

    My Self Study System
  • This is totally true for physical skills, too. Like, I'm trying to learn the game of squash these days. There's all sorts of elements to squash, but just mastering a fundamental, like hitting it down the sidewall reliably, is just so important. Getting that practice in, getting those reps in, really builds your fundamentals to be able to succeed in the future. Step four is about connections. This is where you're pausing to reflect on the content that you're doing. You're trying to see the bigger picture.

    My Self Study System
  • Personally, I found that if you can build a pattern of doing something reliably, even if it's just 20 minutes a day of focused, intentional practice, this is better than doing some massive lift and trying to push through the entire day and get through a whole chunk of material. The regularity and the habit-forming is the most important. I think centering your self-study experience on a "why" can be important. Why do you want to learn the thing that you're doing? For example, recently I have been learning Python.

    My Self Study System

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