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Sprinkling salt on the road or sidewalk after snowfall can make conditions safer for drivers and pedestrians, but can cause harm to local waterways and wildlife, London, Ont., researchers say.

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Learn More A new neural-network architecture developed by researchers at Google might solve one of the great challenges for large language models (LLMs): extending their memory at inference time ...