COGlory

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by COGlory 4y ago
Well for starters, they can't run CUDA which hugely limits their enterprise market
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by COGlory 4y ago
Pretty immature
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by COGlory 4y ago
> This can't be true, many bioscience people have commented assuring us that because Deep Fold doesn't literally spit out new proteins, its nothing new, and saying otherwise is misleading From the article... > But when they
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by COGlory 4y ago
Nothing. If they fold well and are water soluble, the solution remains transparent because the protein remains solvated. If they don't fold well, they expose hydrophobic regions that then bind to the hydrophobic regions on neighboring
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by COGlory 4y ago
2/2 between Patreon and Twilio for CEO's 'taking responsibility', whatever that means, while their lives don't change materially at all.
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by COGlory 4y ago
Which you can totally do with the Framework.
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by COGlory 4y ago
>I take full responsibility for choosing that original path forward, and for the resulting changes today, which will be so difficult for our team. What does "take full responsibility" mean? Is he laying himself off instead of t
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by COGlory 4y ago
>Also, what do you do with the NIMBYs? ignore them
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by COGlory 4y ago
I'll just bike all around Montana.
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by COGlory 4y ago
Surely this is an obvious misdirection, right?
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by COGlory 4y ago
Do you have any sort of website or social media I can follow? img2img sounds awesome.
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by COGlory 4y ago
Honestly, it sounds like you dodged a bullet.
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by COGlory 4y ago
The only part of the comment that might break the guidelines that I can tell is the "monkeys" bit, but I'm pretty sure that's a reference to the bored apes NFTs.
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by COGlory 4y ago
I appreciate that but I don't want to be sucking money out of an enterprise I'd prefer to see succeed. I search a lot, it's just not viable unfortunately.
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by COGlory 4y ago
No no I totally get that. It's just....so expensive it seems unrealistic. I pay for /e/OS and /e/Cloud...I pay for a Hetzner box and give money to a number of open source projects. If I'm not their target audie
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by COGlory 4y ago
>We are also considering a pricing change for our individual plan which is currently $10/month ($120/year). It is clear to us now that providing superior search quality at the current price will not lead to sustainability and t
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by COGlory 4y ago
Yup. But you can use crypto or mail cash to Mullvad without your name attached, and then just multihop to them as an endpoint, and it's about as secure as a VPN can be.
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by COGlory 4y ago
Sort of...not well. There is an app for NextCloud called Recognize [1]. It has gotten significantly better in the last year or so, but it's still pretty bad and pretty slow. [1] https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/reco
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by COGlory 4y ago
>Inflation was an issue for a while, but a lot of that seemed to be driven more by temporary supply constraints in certain sectors than any actual currency devaluation, and inflation already seems to be dying down anyway. Man, this attit
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by COGlory 4y ago
openSUSE Tumbleweed
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by COGlory 4y ago
Hey look, the centralized nature of Signal has come back to bite it. Who could ever have predicted? Edit to try and make this less snarky and more productive: In n number of threads regarding Matrix, and the Matrix vs Signal controversy[0][
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by COGlory 4y ago
15 devices are supported by the easy installer. https://doc.e.foundation/easy-installer Blame the device manufacturers for the rest.
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by COGlory 4y ago
In my experience, yes.
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by COGlory 4y ago
>Having parts of the OS crash, dealing with the terminal, using ADB over USB... I bought a phone from /e/ and have never had this happen in almost 2 years.
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by COGlory 4y ago
I use /e/ daily as does a co-worker (we aren't working in tech). It's the one piece of alternative software that I'm comfortable recommending to anyone. It "just works" just as much as Android "just w
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by COGlory 4y ago
I hate Twitter. They are turning a huge profit with massive negative externalities to society. I hope this whole ordeal costs them billions.
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by COGlory 4y ago
This is especially the time for jokes. And the more anyone argues it isn't, the more it becomes so.
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by COGlory 4y ago
Cool idea, but not very well done. Basically the map zooms into one spot and then tells you about a bunch of other places that were involved that the map doesn't pan to. Also, the timelines are overlapping too much, for example it says
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by COGlory 4y ago
Yes, but many proteins can be boiled down to basically two classes - the folded portion, and the unfolded portion. The folded portions are typically shared (shared is a loose term, there's a lot of leeway) among almost all proteins. So
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by COGlory 4y ago
For an unrelated reason, shortly after making that comment, I put 31 genes from a viral genome (the whole genome, assuming we have the reading frames correct and nothing else funky is going on) through AlphaFold. We're getting ready to

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