Near the submerged city of Baiae, archaeologists found a stunning opus sectile floor that had been built in the last days of the Roman Empire. The post Stunning Marble Floor Of Sunken Roman Villa Restored Off The Coast Of Southern Italy appeared first on All That's Interesting.

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Until the end of July, you can save $12 on Nintendo’s retro gamepads. | Image: Nintendo If you’re looking for a more authentic way to set a new speedrunning record when Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition launches tomorrow, Nintendo’s now offering a 20 percent discount on its wireless NES gamepads, bringing the price down from $59.99 to $47.99 for a pair of them. The promotion runs until July 31st, so you’ve got a few weeks to take advantage of the deal. However, the controllers are only available to those with a paid Nintendo Switch Online membership — and the free trial doesn’t count. You’ll need to log in with your Switch credentials to buy them through Nintendo’s online store, and Nintendo is limiting sales to four sets of two NES controllers. Image: Nintendo The wireless NES gamepads... Continue reading…

ChatGPT is the generative AI chatbot I use the most, and I also happen to pay for the Plus subscription, even though the free tier would give me access to most of the chatbot's features. I also happen to use GPT-4o, OpenAI's latest and best ChatGPT model. But I can't say I'm fully satisfied with what GPT-4o can do for me, and I can't wait for OpenAI to fix it. What I hate most about GPT-4o is the speed at which it produces responses. These responses can be wrong and need correction. I wish it could slow down a little and reason. When I tell the chatbot it made a mistake or a few mistakes, it doesn't always correct them immediately. That is, the corrections continue to be wrong. Getting the right information out of it might take a few nudges. And it won't always perform internet searches when I tell it the information isn't accurate. I'm trying to be persistent with it, as it teaches me how to interact with AI chatbots better while I wait for OpenAI to improve GPT-4o. Now that I have heard of the purported Strawberry upgrade, I can't wait for OpenAI to deploy it for ChatGPT. It can't remove all hallucinations, but if the rumors are right, Strawberry might give ChatGPT the ability to reason. Continue reading... The post ChatGPT’s Strawberry update could let the chatbot do research on its own appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Wednesday’s top Prime Day deals: Ninja blenders, laptops, Apple Watches, Crest Whitestrips, Oura Ring, more Tuesday’s top Prime Day deals: $169 AirPods Pro 2, free Robux, LG OLED TVs, laptops, Dyson, Bose, more Best deals: Tech, laptops, TVs, and more sales July 4th deal roundup: $16 wireless charger, $50 Ninja blender, DJI Mini 3, KitchenAid Stand Mixers, more