Llamamoe

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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Strictly speaking, you could encode more error-correction bits into a higher nucleobase count but that'd pretty much require intelligent design, and wouldn't necessarily be viable for microorganisms to have that many proteins hand
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Love this comment so much. Your brother sounds cool :)
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
How low can you get the memory and computational power requirements that way?
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
How does it compare cost-wise to just buying normal used or even new laptops?
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Radix is important for digit-efficiency, but in a biological system that's not necessarily related to molecule size efficiency.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
I firmly believe they exist, Google Play is just designed to make everything nongarbage impossible to find.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
My feedback: - Lose post numbers, make vote&thumbnail take less space horizontally - they tske enough to make the site look broken on mobile. - Likewise, info about the post is too long- you can probably get away with hiding the instanc
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
> People decide what they want to memorize. Advertising wouldn't exist if we actually had control over what we pay attention to and memorize.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Not the same thing, but this is exactly how manga is made, and you can probably find a lot more about that.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
This comes up often, and every time I have to disagree- there are things you can only learn actively, sure, but past that your brain is constantly analyzing and extracting the relevant features from all information you process. Personal ane
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
I'm not sure if the gut microbiota "improves" in adults at all. It's largely established by the time you're past 3 years old, and even radical dietary changes mainly just shift the relative abundances around. There&
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
One is Scot by being a resident of Scotland. One is a feminist by engaging with feminist theory and/or activism, mainly in the context of trying to shift attitudes away from misogyny. Using feminist lingo to justify misandry is no more
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
"safety" is such a wrong term for what they're trying to achieve that it makes me wonder if it's not just a PR stunt.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Pardon my ignorance, but what exactly does "Classifier Free Guidance" mean, and what are logits?
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
They implemented embedding-based search instead of keyword matching.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Kagi is amazing but the costs are very non-negligible. :F
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
> They try with amazon.pl The UX is overwhelmingly bad, shipping usually costs more than the free shipping threshold on allegro - it just has no value proposition. > I think its more likely that companies like that will start to succe
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
> There are strains of feminism which blame men collectively for all ills in society I find that these views are spread not so much by strains of feminism or anyone seeking to improve society, as by the aforementioned people using femini
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
This is probably because bread, potatoes, rice, etc and big portions in general are the main sources of glycemic load.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
What's the source of this? Book/URI?
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
They don't care. In Poland we have a central internet marketplace much like Amazon. It's better to such an overwhelming extent that trying to use Amazon makes me feel sick in comparison. Amazon feels like one of those fake garbage
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Fair enough. I'm not sure if those foods were any better or worse, but there's definitely an argument to make for the poverty of variety of modern cuisine.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
This largely agrees with my own observations- I find that the benefit of knowing about ethical frameworks, societal issues, biases and fallacies ends at being aware of and taking them into consideration, and past that rapidly devolves into
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Most people with traumatic brain injury suffer from pituitary dysfunction[1], most commonly growth hormone deficiency, which causes severe fatigue and cognitive difficulties. You should make sure you're checked for that. Also, don&#x27
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
To be entirely fair, herbs in the quantities we consume aren't very nutritious.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Skeletal muscle is a very, very important organ, and there's way more to health risks of obesity than having too much fat tissue alone. Take PPAR-gamma agonists(Pioglitazone, Rosiglitazone, CBD): They cause weight gain but are one of t
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
It causes weight loss, sure, but it doesn't seem like it's actually healthy weight loss - it entails disproportionate loss of lean mass and unfavorable metabolic changes. https://twitter.com/raphaels7/status&#
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
I don't believe there is any value in being alive. What would it even be? As long as you exist, you need to keep sustaining yourself, taking care of yourself, and that requires incredible reserves of the ability to function. Ability th
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
What's the risk if I spent half a year taking an average of like 8kIU a day, with no K supplementation?
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
I dislike the implicit assumption that being alive is a good thing.

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