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technology1 year ago•4 min saved

Surf Browser Highlights AI-Web Integration Trend

Deta's new browser, Surf, integrates AI to enhance web browsing by allowing users to interact with content through a built-in chatbot. This AI-powered browser can perform semantic searches, organize information into "contexts," and manipulate web pages based on user commands. Currently in its early stages, Surf aims to offer advanced features like OCR for PDFs and context-based organization, with plans to monetize its AI capabilities in the future. The browser represents a shift towards integrating AI directly into web navigation, similar to efforts by other tech companies.

via The Verge|

#ai #browser #deta

weather2 years ago•2 min saved

"Record-Breaking Swell Hits Hawaii, Surfers Brave Massive Waves"

The active El Nino pattern has resulted in massive swells and surf as high as 50 feet in Hawaii, attracting surfers and causing coastal flooding. Forecasters predicted waves between 20-30 feet, but heights likely reached much higher. El Nino tends to produce larger-than-normal surf in the North Pacific, particularly in Hawaii and California. The National Weather Service issued High Surf warnings and advisories, cautioning about strong breaking waves and powerful currents. Unfortunately, a swimmer from California disappeared during the rough surf, and search operations have been suspended. Wave heights are expected to decrease by Tuesday.

via Fox Weather |

#el-nino #hawaii #pacific

natural-disasters2 years ago•2 min saved

Surf Swells Cause Traffic Chaos on North Shore

A larger-than-expected northwest swell caused traffic disruptions on Hawaii's North Shore, while providing excitement for surfers and concerns for oceanfront homeowners. Despite ongoing disputes between homeowners and the state Department of Land and Natural Resources over beach erosion, the recent swell did not cause significant damage. However, the unpredictable nature of storms in the North Pacific means future risks remain uncertain. The high tides pushed sand and debris onto roads, making travel hazardous for drivers, pedestrians, and bicyclists. Despite the challenges, lifeguards were able to assist 19 people to safety, mostly surfers, in the heavily patrolled bay.

via Hawaii News Now|

#beach #erosion #natural-disasters

weather2 years ago•5 min saved

Hurricane Lee's Uncertain Path Threatens New England with Dangerous Surf and Strong Winds

Hurricane Lee, currently a Category 3 storm, is expected to pass near Bermuda before continuing northward towards New England. While a U.S. landfall is not expected, New England residents should prepare for potential impacts including tropical-storm-force winds, dangerous surf, and life-threatening rip currents. Lee is forecasted to weaken and become extratropical, resembling a nor'easter rather than a hurricane. Coastal areas of Massachusetts and Maine may experience rain and winds of 40 mph or greater, with the risk of beach erosion and coastal flooding. A Tropical Storm Watch has been issued for Bermuda, and residents in New England are advised to monitor Lee's progress and make necessary preparations.

via Fox Weather |

#hurricane-lee #new-england #surf