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Google 推出 Gemini 3.5 Transcribe,其最精准的语音转文本模型,支持实时流式与预录音频处理,可通过 Live API 和 Interactions API 调用。 — Hacker News 热门(buzzing.cc 中文翻译)
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Google 推出 Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash,为开发者提供更强的生成式视频控制能力。新模型支持场景扩展(可分析最多 10 秒先前上下文,以 10 秒为增量累计延长至 40 秒)、指定首尾帧生成平滑过渡,以及 4K 高清输出。 — Google DeepMind:Blog(RSS)
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New research tracking social media and depression across 11 years finds heavier daily use tied to higher depression rates.
The post How Much Social Media Is Too Much? Long-Term Study Points to 150 Minutes appeared first on StudyFinds.
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New research shows traffic noise undercuts birdsong's restorative effect, and what people think they hear matters more than the actual birds.
The post Traffic Noise Weakens Birdsong’s Mental Health Benefits, New Study Shows appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Somewhere between the lunch dishes and the afternoon inbox, most Americans simply run out of gas.
The post Survey: 82% Of Americans Say They Live On ‘Autopilot’ appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Snacks are the bane of almost every attempt to eat well. Meals are easy enough to plan, and with a bit of seasoning or sauce of some kind, you can make almost anything taste good. Snacks are a whole other ballgame, though; when your options boil down to raw vegetables or packaged, highly processed…
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Scientists mapped the ice hidden inside a Utah rock glacier using gravity, revealing enough buried ice to fill about 600 Olympic pools.
The post Scientists Discover Hidden Ice Reservoir Buried Inside Utah Rock Glacier appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Capuchin monkey hunting dropped sharply when researchers provided food, echoing a possible turning point in human evolution.
The post Free Food Made These Monkeys Nearly Quit Hunting, What It Says About Humans appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Researchers called it the "Socratic Challenger," a nod to the old teaching method of asking pointed questions instead of giving answers.
The post AI That Challenges Instead Of Answering Helps Students Sharpen Research Questions appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Toxic metals in cigarette smoke could be shaping the biology behind the pain.
The post Smoking’s Link To Cluster Headaches May Run Through Heavy Metals, Study Suggests appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Diffusion of responsibility, the tendency for individuals to feel less personally accountable when a decision is shared among many people, may help explain the shift.
The post Dark Side Of The Ballot Box? New Research Links Voting To Envy appeared first on StudyFinds.
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The pattern held up across three separate long-term studies, which is the kind of repeat performance that gets scientists' attention.
The post Children Of People Who Live To 100 Have Healthier Hearts, Study Finds appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Spruce Bluff Preserve sits along the St. Lucie River in Port St. Lucie, Florida, known for hiking trails and birdwatching, the kind of protected natural area people think of as untouched by pollution.
The post Even A Protected Florida Wetland Isn’t Safe From Microplastic Pollution appeared first on…
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A person dies every day in the United States because a police chase went wrong.
The post Poor Counties Face 63% Higher Rate Of Deadly Police Chases, Study Finds appeared first on StudyFinds.
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1,000 people buried underwear across Switzerland to measure soil health. Cotton briefs revealed what's alive underground.
The post What 2,000 Buried Underpants Revealed About Where Soil is Most Alive appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Researchers found smarter people know more about wine on their own, suggesting IQ drives learning even without external rewards. (128)
The post Higher IQ Predicts Wine Knowledge Even Without Formal Training, Study Finds appeared first on StudyFinds.
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A Cochrane review of 80 trials found e-cigarettes help more people quit smoking than nicotine patches or gum.
The post Vapes Beat Patch as More Effective Quit-Smoking Tool, Major Review Finds appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Baby food pouches often resemble sweet drinks more than real food, a UK study of nearly 300 products found. Here's what parents should know.
The post Those ‘Healthy’ Baby Food Pouches May Be Closer to Sweet Drinks, Study Warns appeared first on StudyFinds.
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The findings help explain a frustrating pattern oncologists have watched for years.
The post A Math Model May Have Just Cracked A Cancer Immunotherapy Mystery appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Researchers found a weight loss pill that torches fat by burning energy, not blunting hunger, sparing muscle and preventing rebound in mice.
The post Obscure Pill Burned Fat Without Muscle Loss or Weight Rebound of Ozempic appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Every single model tested could be manipulated into producing harmful content, including models equipped with defenses meant to resist exactly that kind of tampering.
The post The First Standardized Test For AI Tampering Just Failed Every Model appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Ox Alpha = GLM-5.3 Flash AA = 57,以1/100的前沿价格,
由纯国产芯片驱动。在OpenRouter上实现了近20%的周token份额(第一)。
感谢大家的支持。 — X:唐杰(@jietang)
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LangChain 与 Airbyte 的集成方案旨在将检索应用扩展至生产环境。该方案通过调度、文本拆分和 50 多种嵌入模型实现数据摄取自动化,帮助开发者构建可规模化的生产级数据管道。 — LangChain:Blog(RSS)
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The results offer some of the first direct evidence that light's spectral makeup, not just its visible color or brightness, can shift how warm or cold a room feels.
The post Can Light Fool The Body Into Feeling Warmer Or Cooler? A New Study Says Yes. appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Computers can store and retrieve information too, but two researchers argue biological memory works on a fundamentally different level, one built from chemistry, not just circuitry.
The post What Is A Memory Made Of? Researchers Look Past Neurons For Answers appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Sometimes the best discoveries turn up uninvited.
The post A Comet Photobombed A Public Sky Survey, And Its Light Doesn’t Match Its Color appeared first on StudyFinds.
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A study to be presented at ESC Congress 2026 will show that high blood levels of the artificial sweetener, xylitol, were associated with increased risk of major adverse cardiovascular events.
The post Xylitol May Increase The Risk Of Major Cardiovascular Events appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Heart failure with preserved ejection fraction is the fastest-growing type of heart failure in the United States.
The post Study: Weak Right Ventricle Raises Heart Failure Death Risk 8-Fold appeared first on StudyFinds.
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The findings offer two simple, drug-free ways to shield the brain even after a full night without sleep.
The post Had A Sleepless Night? Study Suggests Exercising Protects Memory As Much As A Nap appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Where fat is stored on an aging body may matter far more than how much someone weighs overall.
The post Extra Pounds Linked To Lower Death Risk In Seniors — With One Exception appeared first on StudyFinds.
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Three sleep habits appear linked to a higher risk of developing hemorrhoids, the swollen, painful veins around the lower rectum that affect a large share of the population.
The post 3 Sleep Habits Now Tied To Greater Risk Of Hemorrhoids appeared first on StudyFinds.
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