COGlory

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by COGlory 5y ago
You can't do intelligent drug design if you don't know what the target protein looks like. We've gotten great at solving protein structures with things like crystallography and cryo-EM microscopy. Unfortunately, many interest
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by COGlory 5y ago
I am a structural biologist. This is one of the handful of topics that overlaps with my field here. I'm very excited to play with this, although it might eventually put me out of a job.
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by COGlory 5y ago
LBRY mirror: https://lbry.tv/@rossmanngroup:a/my-business-might-have-32-d...
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by COGlory 5y ago
Didnt egypt take on loads of debt, invade Ethiopa, get absolutely defeated, and then have their government collapse, which was the event that allowed the British to take over? I'm no fan of colonialism, but does Egypt really count when
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by COGlory 5y ago
I'm going to go out on a limb and say they probably weren't boiled. Additionally, I'm going to go out on a limb and say these types of headlines tend to do more harm than good for the issues they're trying to highlight.
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by COGlory 5y ago
Ethiopia was the only country that wasn't successfully colonized (barring brief Italian occupation). It really is a shame that their government collapsed in the 70s.
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OpenSuperMaps: OpenStreetMaps with Better Address Data(github.com)
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by COGlory 5y ago
At which point I'd buy a few acres in Montana, get a Starlink subscription, and happily work on my hobbies for the rest of my life.
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by COGlory 5y ago
Brett Deveraux touches on this here: https://acoup.blog/2021/05/28/collections-teaching-paradox-e...
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by COGlory 5y ago
>Using the words "hypotheses" or "scientific discussion" doesn't make those things hypotheses or scientific discussion. The first takes place within the parameters of experimentation, and the latter in papers and
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by COGlory 5y ago
So for some quick background, I currently operate a number of Linux PCs. 3 GUI workstations at work. 2 headless servers (one at work, one at home). 2 desktop PCs (one at work, one at home). I also have multiple laptops running Linux (includ
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by COGlory 5y ago
Also, there's an RSS feed which makes it even nicer to read.
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by COGlory 5y ago
When I was younger, we used to play on community servers with active moderation. That worked pretty well.
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by COGlory 5y ago
How much money does Google make again?
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by COGlory 5y ago
Response from a Flatpak package maintainer: https://theevilskeleton.frama.io/2021/02/11/response-to-flat...
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by COGlory 5y ago
The Teamsters understand exactly what they are doing here. The press release was well done and clearly coordinated by savvy people with lots of expertise and good understanding of game theory fundamentals. I'm not sure if it's goo
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by COGlory 5y ago
Photo sync I use Nextcloud for. It will automatically upload my photos to my Nextcloud instance. That takes a bit of effort though, because you have to set up a Nextcloud server.
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by COGlory 5y ago
I tried so hard to integrate into the Google ecosystem. I had a Gmail account and Google Talk to start. Eventually an Android phone, on Project Fi, with Hangouts and SMS (so I could send SMS over the internet). I upgraded from Gmail to Inbo
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by COGlory 5y ago
>Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive Jim Farley has said he wants the company to have an “always-on” connection to Ford’s customers and break the traditional model of selling a car and simply waiting a few years before the owner returns for a
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by COGlory 5y ago
I think this is a fair comment and I wish people wouldn't downvote it. That said, I disagree with some of what you're saying, and I also think there might be some stuff that you aren't aware of. For starters, and perhaps my c
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by COGlory 5y ago
Valve is absolutely innovating in a way that can only be done by companies that are privately held. They are laying the groundwork for a shift from Windows to Linux. They are playing a veeery long game there.
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by COGlory 5y ago
You start with what you eat. There are three (four if you include drinking) main categories: Protein Carbohydrates Fat Your goal is to take reduced carbon (carbon bound to hydrogen) and metabolize it to oxidized carbon (carbon bound to oxyg
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by COGlory 5y ago
How did ancient civilizations know the weight of things?
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by COGlory 5y ago
Why is this comment being downvoted? It seems in good faith to me.
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by COGlory 5y ago
What's wrong with having a theory? When did science start to mean scientism? The guy is clearly very bright. Perhaps you missed where he talked about the same theory with nobel laureate Roger Penrose. Just because he might not be right
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by COGlory 5y ago
How many documented cases of mass, true altruism are there, out of curiosity? I'm in agreeance that people should get the vaccine, but I'm under no illusion that for a normal (selfish) person, the cost-benefit is a little wonky.
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by COGlory 5y ago
Doctors are just as capable of being idiots as anyone else.
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by COGlory 5y ago
Computer scientists are phenomenal at understanding human-created systems. They are remarkably worse at understanding non-human created systems, from what I can tell (as a structural biologist). "Tech" (whatever that nebulous word
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by COGlory 5y ago
If anyone is interested in other work on this topic, here is an article by one of my mentors, Mark Young: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27573828/ They found bacteriophages (viruses that infect bacteria) that were mor
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by COGlory 5y ago
How are they going to sell tickets with their infrastructure offline to a ransomware attack? I'm not sure a perfect solution, but the standard of living was pretty good before the internet. Doing away with reliance on infrastructure fo

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