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> The tension between, and variation of, predictable and surprising elements in music are clearly important to it's enjoyability. I heard this idea a few times as well and I interpreted it more as being about a piece of music in rel
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It's okay, understandable and even healthy to be angry. It is not okay, however, to let your anger to drive your actions in a way that hurts others. And anger should not be looked in isolation. Passive avoidance, passive aggression, di
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I think it's just the barrier is quite high for math. You need to be reasonably good technically before you even get a chance to see the forest for the trees. And then you need to look from the right angle. That might come from within
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> Imagine spending decades of your life running on 30% of your capabilities. It seems to me that someone suffering from procrastination would also be very likely to have insufficient self-esteem and self-shaming tendencies. IMO it would
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I fill a daily page of rocketbook planner as the day goes by (and in the morning). I almost never revisit the scans of these pages I fill daily (but i take dedicated separate notes when needed). Using the planner helps me to track time and
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Slavery was also legal one day. And I bet there was also some "science" (if only political) to back it up. Just sayin)
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It can be done no doubt (with some training as any other skill). And probably not by everyone (in the same way as not everyone has the will, motivation and means to, say, completely master a musical instrument or certain sport). The issue i
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Like you are trying to pull info from your interlocutor and they are answering out of politeness but have no real intention of letting you to know them. It feels fine to ask direct questions from time to time to steer the convo but I think
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Indeed. And it will show sooner or later. There will be inevitably a point when the perceived warmness and interest is visibly at odds with that person's actions towards you. Or a point when they will fail to maintain the facade.
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I don't agree. One of the reasons people talk about themselves is that doing so is not invasive: you share something (hopefully of interest or importance to you) and expect them to do the same. You can only ask so many questions like &
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Actually not only cancer. That's also required for adaptive immunity. A human immune system needs roughly 100 million different antibodies to potentially bind every pathogen. And there are only ~30K genes. What happens is that in B cel
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Probably because we had a couple of cats when I was in my teens...
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Not unless you smoke it I guess. I haven't tried but I would do it given the choice. Eating cat would be more problematic for me though.
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I don't feel there has been a difference where I live in Europe. And my personal experience is that the driving culture in the US (east coast) is more aggressive to start with (except, maybe, sparsely populated remote areas).
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Good question. I think this should answer your questions https://bmcmedgenomics.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s1... https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4009603/ Speaki
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Weightlifting routine with full-body exercises is my poison of choice.
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> Just in case, you know, your DNA changes /s It absolutely does. That's how cancer occurs btw. The term is "somatic mutations".
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Health report? They only have limited info about your DNA (common small variants). The further you move from obvious disease-causing or high-risk mutations the more expertise you need. But even there you need where to look and how to presen
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> However, trends within metal music, and especially the genre of extreme metal music with basically virtuoso-level guitar skills The virtuoso technique of extreme metal guitarists seems to be offset by lack of creativity and feel in the
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In English one could also use different words for that: - that's right/true/сorrect - that's wrong/false/incorrect Does this imply anything? The synonyms he talks about are very similar e.g. a noun from "r
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Well I don't know about Finns but in Western Europe Russians are often considered to be a bit too direct or even blunt. Kinda contradicts the "lying culture" hypothesis. EDIT. I watched the video a bit more and I could not ta
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It gets even funnier. Some autistics claim that it's the "normies" who are messed up with all their emotions, irrationality and social status games. Lots of that on reddit. It's an immense rabbit hole btw trying to under
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One needs to remember about incentives here. Nebula or similar benefits from having you as a client. Most likely than not they would overplay the relevance and the actionability of the variants they report.
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For at least one country on the list the scaling is only for egregious violations.
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Fascinating stuff, thanks! A recent workshop with recorded talks on such cells https://www.jcvi.org/events/minimal-cell-workshop I am wondering if other researchers can procure or produce these cells or these are rath
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There are many companies where long lunches are frowned upon (unofficially). People eating at their desks etc...
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In many places on Earth one would need to pay a substantially higher rent/price to get an extra room to use as an office. And in a family situation one would ideally need two extra rooms...
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Yes from what I gather. And just to emphasize there's no LLM (re)training involved at all.
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I regularly observe it stalling at dependency resolution stage upon changing version requirements for one of the packages (or python version requirements).
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Nix is the only solution for reproducible environments that I would call rock-solid. It comes with costs and the gpu-related stuff is especially tricky e.g. https://www.canva.dev/blog/engineering/supporting-gpu-acc

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