TomJansen

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by TomJansen 6y ago
According to [1], they must release enough information for others to replicate the AI model: "As a condition of entering CASP, DeepMind—like all groups—agreed to reveal sufficient details about its method for other groups to re-create
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by TomJansen 6y ago
What is the advantage of Kombucha to just only modifying the yeast and culturing that? Is it because the Kombucha is more easy to culture?
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by TomJansen 6y ago
I don't need GitHub, true, but I want it because I like it. I don't care that no-one uses my projects: I use them myself and if someone wants to use it too that's awesome! The option is there, it's not like I check at th
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by TomJansen 6y ago
Weird. I think this money would be better invested in better train infrastructure. But then again maybe this money is peanuts to the money needed to get better train infrastructure
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by TomJansen 6y ago
I think this is best strategy. However, how would you download plugins then? Make a whole package manager for handling youtube-dl plugins?
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by TomJansen 6y ago
For Firefox, I found this extension [1] which is really a step-up from the build-in source viewer. [1]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/fire-source-v...
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by TomJansen 6y ago
Not really true, there was a Windows XP repo on the darkweb already
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by TomJansen 6y ago
On my third try I got google.com. What is the chance of that!
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by TomJansen 6y ago
Yes, this is horrible and no, from a utilitarian perspective this does not make sense. You are basically argueing for chemical castration. This is exactly the kind of medicalization attitude which is very dangerous. The correct way isn&#x27
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by TomJansen 6y ago
I could be wrong but ReactOS?
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by TomJansen 6y ago
Ha! My chemistry teacher did the same! Killed all the fish in the pond one time, or so he said.
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by TomJansen 6y ago
I know that it a dedicated button for keyboards, but on phone keyboards this is still a missing functionality which I really miss!
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by TomJansen 6y ago
I think they word it this way because they do not want to anger the OSM crowd too much (ie massively deleting their profiles & photos)
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by TomJansen 6y ago
Is seems that they really do not want to admit that they have been bought. They make it sound like that they are in a partnership or something.
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FPBase: The Fluorescent Protein Database(fpbase.org)
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by TomJansen 6y ago
What we also really need is an open antibody database, with links to buying antibodies and info like affinity, gene sequence and epitope binding. I know measuring affinity and epitope mapping can be hard but this is really necessary for for
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by TomJansen 6y ago
Stool diagnostics are the future. So much health information is flushed down the toilet. I hope this will soon be a standard in houses. Except, the problem is what happens to the data of friends that use your toilet...
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by TomJansen 6y ago
Wow I always wanted to play didgeridoo, but now I definitely want to buy one! Does you have any suggestions on which one to order?
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by TomJansen 6y ago
Wholeheartedly agree! Giving back to nature is a very good goal. In the Netherlands, there is a growing problem of the "boxyfication" of the landscape (verdozing van het landschap), meaning that because of the growing trend of int
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by TomJansen 6y ago
Oh please, this philosophical stuff is unnecessary. Cyro-EM is about a decade old and is just an alternative to X-Ray Crystallography for elucidating the structures of proteins. This article describes a way to improve the resolution of Cyro
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by TomJansen 6y ago
The real breakthrough here is that with this technique you don't have to crystallize the proteins anymore, which is the biggest bottleneck in X-Ray Crystallography. Relevant; they used Cyro-EM to elucidate the structure of the SARS-CoV
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by TomJansen 6y ago
This. We really need a cookie consent at the browser level, just like browser ask for location/webcam access etc.
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by TomJansen 6y ago
Spotify & YouTube Premium run without ads just fine, so why wouldn't it work for search engines? Text is way more compressible then music and video. So at least on serving data it is way more cheaper than the aforementioned service
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by TomJansen 6y ago
I would gladly pay 7.50 euros a month for a search engine which would serve me good results without the SEO blogspam. Sadly, I think that no new pages are written without SEO bullcrap. The next best thing I think is to use the search functi
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by TomJansen 7y ago
It's funny that you accuse mainstream media of bending the truth while linking to Wikipedia, a website actually known for its top editors having an political agenda.
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by TomJansen 7y ago
I do this on my laptop. Press F9 while booting and just select Windows or Linux, just like you would boot from an USB stick. No more chances of something breaking (on that front atleast)
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by TomJansen 7y ago
It really is remarkable how far ahead of it's time Watercolor really was, and then they just killed it.
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by TomJansen 7y ago
Awesome. But maybe add an option to disable domain checks? Because .com is not the only domain around...
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by TomJansen 7y ago
What would really solve the problem of food tracking and diet apps is a QR code containing all nutritional values on the package of every food product. I really can't believe this is not implemented yet. It's law to put all nutrit
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by TomJansen 7y ago
You know that The Onion is satire right?

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