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by Reubend 3y ago
Yes, definitely. It hints to the root cause being "very similar in many respects to what happens in the human prion diseases like CJD, with the propagation of these abnormal aggregates of misfolded proteins and misshapen proteins.&quot
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As the article says, there is now a synthetic hormone which is given to the patients. We don't need to extract the hormone from dead people anymore.
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> Perseverance's soil and rock samples will be brought back to Earth by a future expedition and studied for evidence of past life. Can someone explain to me why we need to bring the samples back to Earth to analyze them? What "
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by Reubend 3y ago
I like the new camera arrangement! But giving the phone flat sides instead of rounder edges will make it less comfortable to hold, and it doesn't make sense to me to make the camera bump rounded while doing the opposite to the sides. T
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But even if someone wants to move for economic opportunity, they still want to move. Would people prefer rural areas if those areas had equal amounts of jobs? Maybe, maybe not. But since they don't, I think it's totally fair to sa
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by Reubend 3y ago
I'm sorry to hear about your mother getting scammed. I've had similar experiences. The scammers probably don't work inside a PayPal call center. They probably contact the victim after some delay, and unless you're certa
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The premise seems cool: personalized surveys generated by AI, so that you can gather more specific data. But after seeing the examples on the website, this seems like a waste of time. All of the questions asked are bog standard generic surv
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While this might improve the possibility of a "true positive" correct attribution, wouldn't it also increase the possibility of a "false positive" incorrect attribution? Taking data from numerous sources probably he
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by Reubend 3y ago
> This kinda sums the whole discussion really. We have an article that doesn't really go deep into the issue, and let's everyone come up with their own "all my homies say that XXXX" version of the root causes. It&#x27
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> Ideally, we'd fix the problem of unhoused people on the margins of society and we'd eliminate the vast majority of thefts like this. I don't see any evidence of this. The article did point out that only 5% of the arrests
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by Reubend 3y ago
The radio station does pay royalties to the artists. And in case you forgot, they play ads as well. Sure, you can "skip" ads by switching to a different station, but the point remains that they compensate artists.
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How do you prove this? I don't see any quantitate evidence of any sort that indicates that men are avoiding college due to political correctness or the Me Too movement. You might feel that this is obvious due to your gut instinct, but
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Live performances are great! But the average person listen to hundreds of different artists through Spotify, and they most certainly don't go to the live performances of all those artists. I'm not advocating for Spotify in particu
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> Personally, I pay for content and services that I find value adding... That said: I am never going to pay for YouTube... I am going to keep on my ad-blocker. So let me get this straight: you proudly claim that you pay for services whic
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> I would much rather someone use this tool and buy a ticket to a show or an LP that stream over Spotify. Sure! But at the end of the day, most of the people doing this will listen to hundreds of artists who they don't purchase ti
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> Huge market for snake oil here. This tool is free, and as far as I can tell it runs locally. If you're not selling anything, and there's no profit motive, then I don't think you can reasonably call it "snake oil&quo
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While it's nice to have an open source client, please think twice about bypassing the premium subscription/ads to listen for free. Musician deserve to be paid for their work, and it's not fair to them to bypass all of the mec
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by Reubend 3y ago
In my opinion, people with more than a decade of experience should feel fine having a 2 page CV. But anyone with <= 10 years of experience should be able to summarize their accomplishments well enough for it to fit on a single page.
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It's a really interesting strategy to proclaim this. I assume the intent is to get better leverage for an eventual comp plan: by implicitly threatening to tank the share price, he can convince the board to grant him more equity for dif
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I know very little about aviation. I thought that jet engines were way better for flight than propellers, but it seems that in order to provide power from batteries this plane is forced to use propellers instead. Is that a major drawback? O
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Getting a tiring physical job that you can't "take home with you" will help with your quality of sleep as well as your mental stress. It probably won't solve either entirely, but it would be a big step in the right direc
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by Reubend 3y ago
I think they should have started with a more achievable goal to make it to 10 years, and then re-evaluate afterwards. Maybe 100 is achievable to some extent? 1000 seems like pure fantasy to me.
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Is there a description of each "expert"? Does one of the 8 models specialize in multi-lingual translation, while another specializes in coding? I don't see any answer to this in the paper, although I only skimmed it.
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To make the world better, Bitcoin's creator set out to create a currency which improves on many aspects of traditional currencies. There are tons of fair criticisms of Bitcoin, but to exchange money isn't greedy. Someone can'
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On the contrary, clearly there's some intellectually stimulating comments here. I just spent some time reading posts that argued with each other, deeply considering the points that each made. Can you expand on what you mean by the Amer
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It seems to me like you're thinking of depression and anxiety as the main symptoms of long COVID, but that's not the case. Issues with short term memory, breathing issues, and sleep issues are the most common symptoms. I think bur
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Could somebody help me understand the usecase for this? Is it mainly for people who prefer to analyze data with SQL rather than something like Pandas?
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Ah, I didn't know that. I suppose my comment above is probably wrong then! My apologies.
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Yes, it is here. This is an implementation designed for education: the main purpose here is to understand the model architecture in a practical sense. So lines of code and number of files are both meaningful. This is 1 short Python file, wh
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That's exactly what that person is "implying", and that person is correct. But with the caveat that this applies much more to things like infotainment than to things like engine control. Lots of car software is purchased off

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