Let’s face it, Sunday Night Football between the Buffalo Bills and the Baltimore Ravens was electric and was the best game of the weekend. It wasn’t even close. Sure, there were other good games, but this matchup lived up to the hype and it had one of the best endings (if you’re a Bills fan). However, it was a very …
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Much of the expense of developing AI models, and much of the recent backlash to said models, stems from the massive amount of power they tend to consume. If you’re willing to sacrifice some ability and accuracy, however, you can get ever-more-decent results from minimal hardware – a tradeoff taken by the Grove Vision AI board, which runs image recognition …
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Doctors across the United States are reporting a rise in tick bites and medical care associated with them this summer. The trend has prompted health officials to remind people about tick prevention and removal. Higher numbers indicate the extent to which environmental changes affect public health. What’s happening? Dr. Matt Harris at Northwell Medicine noticed an increase in tick removals …
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The first Emerson College Polling survey of the 2026 U.S. Senate race in North Carolina finds former Governor Roy Cooper starting the race with a six-point edge on Republican National Committee Chair, Michael Whatley, 47% to 41%, with 12% undecided. Cooper starts with significantly higher name recognition: 51% have a favorable view of the former Governor, 33% have a negative …
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