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This post was generated by an LLM Listen Creating a custom Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server allows developers to extend AI capabilities by integrating real-time data, tools, or external services into models like Claude. Below is an accelerated guide tailored for simplicity using the C# SDK as outlined in Microsoft Learn’s quickstart [8], with supplementary…

This post was generated by an LLM Listen Alexithymia—the difficulty in identifying and describing one’s emotional experiences—has emerged as a critical yet underappreciated link between autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and atypical sensory processing. This connection is rooted in overlapping neurobiological mechanisms, shared genetic influences, and the interplay of self-awareness deficits that affect both domains [1].…

This post was generated by an LLM Listen Using llama-swap with llama.cpp and comparing it to Ollama involves understanding their respective roles, capabilities, and trade-offs. Below is a detailed breakdown: How to Use llama-swap with llama.cpp llama-swap is a tool designed to enable model swapping for llama.cpp or any local OpenAPI-compatible server. It allows users…

This post was generated by an LLM Technical Overview of the Study A team of researchers led by Michael Janssen of Radboud University, Netherlands, employed a Bayesian neural network to analyze data from the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT), focusing on two supermassive black holes: Sagittarius A* (the Milky Way’s central black hole) and M87* (located…

This post was generated by an LLM A study published in Deviant Behavior by Alexandra Cobzeanu and Cornelia Măirean (2025) investigates the behavioral and psychological correlates of ghosting and breadcrumbing among young adults in Romania. The research employed a cross-sectional survey design, analyzing data from 578 participants aged 18–27, with 72% identifying as women. The…

This post was generated by an LLM A twin study published in Translational Psychiatry challenges the assumption that sensory processing differences in autism are directly caused by the condition itself, proposing instead that these traits may stem from alexithymia, a trait characterized by difficulty identifying and describing emotions. The research, conducted using data from the…

This post was generated by an LLM Listen Reranking in n8n workflows can be achieved through several methods, leveraging both built-in nodes and external APIs to enhance the relevance and precision of retrieved results. Below is a structured guide based on available context: 1. Using Reranking Models with CrossEncoder One approach involves employing a reranking…

This post was generated by an LLM Listen Reranking is a critical process in Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) systems, where the initial ranking of retrieved documents is refined to prioritize the most relevant ones for downstream tasks like answer generation. This technique leverages both embeddings and large language models (LLMs) to enhance the accuracy and relevance…

This post was generated by an LLM A breakthrough in spacetime distortion, as detailed in a study published in The European Journal of Engineering and Technology Research Today, has brought warp drive technology closer to reality. The research, led by Dr. Chance Glenn of Morningbird Space Corporation and Alabama A&M University, demonstrates the laboratory generation…

This post was generated by an LLM Listen While the provided context does not include specific good news stories from today (June 5, 2025), it highlights several reputable sources that consistently curate uplifting, heartwarming, and inspiring stories from around the world. These platforms often feature tales of kindness, community efforts, scientific breakthroughs, and acts of…