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by anotherpaul 1y ago
"The most unique finding in our study was that viridans streptococci seemed to colonize the lipid core and wall of an atheroma as a biofilm and that this biofilm was not recognized by cells of the innate immune system. " This is a
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by anotherpaul 1y ago
No major bugs maybe for you as a user, but I would bet there are some very serious security issues in multiple components. So I hope none of that code is reachable from the outside. Which ofc is already not true as you are processing data f
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by anotherpaul 1y ago
Yes, same experience. I only read posts from people I follow, which solves this problem. But of course this is a slow way to grow my network. But I like the slow linearity of the timeline this way.
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by anotherpaul 1y ago
I can recommend the science vs Podcast. They did an episode on it. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/creatine-a-hack-to-get... As per usual: supplements are not that marvelous as the influencers say.
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by anotherpaul 1y ago
Yeah the old one was much worse. They have really stepped up their game recently. Thats why I am wondering how large the gap still is. I only ever see people compare cursor and Claude code. Never GitHub copilot. So I assume there is either
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by anotherpaul 1y ago
I feel like Claude code is great but how is it so much different from the agent of GitHub copilot? They both can use the same model (Claude 4) and the agent behaves very similar. For 10 bucks I think GitHub copilot is very reasonably pric
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by anotherpaul 1y ago
Does it turn it into spoken word or an audiobook? Because good audiobooks often have voice actors that read the characters with different emphasis and dialects. I imagine tools like chatgpt could do this for a few sentences but what about
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by anotherpaul 1y ago
Yes, I was also stumped by the use of windows and then even the use of windows shell. Seems like asking for trouble. But I am glad they tested this, clearly it should work. In the end many more people use windows than I like to think about.
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by anotherpaul 1y ago
Apps like this I can never believe that anyone really has the time or energy to keep the app and reality in sync. I am not saying it's not possible or useful. I am doubtful I would care enough to really dedicate time to it. Wouldove
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by anotherpaul 1y ago
Well diffusion models have long already made the jump to biology at least. Esm3 and alphafold 3 both are diffusion based.
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by anotherpaul 1y ago
If I understand correctly MCP is the interface to connect any API to LLMs. Now a lot of people use it to add context to their model. And also tool calls? I am using continue.dev not Claude but I imagine this tech stack will be ported everyw
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by anotherpaul 1y ago
On mobile Firefox with blocking I still see - cookie consent - some self add for subscription - an altert that I have to login Can't read it
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by anotherpaul 1y ago
It's great for the student. And it shows that the lab she worked in and the university are able to do this type of science. Sequencing a new fungus is not that rare. It's done all the time these past years. People discover new spe
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by anotherpaul 1y ago
Glad I am not alone in this. Old laptops are much better than Raspberry pies and often free and power efficient.
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by anotherpaul 1y ago
Well it's a "generative flow matching model" That's not the same as a diffusion model. Here is a post about the difference that seems right at first glance: https://diffusionflow.github.io/
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by anotherpaul 1y ago
Thank you for explaining and giving context.
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Enrich local LLMs with local PDFs?
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by anotherpaul 1y ago
Great idea indeed. The documentation needs a bit more information to be useful. What GPU backends are supported for example? How do I delete the embedding information after I decide to uninstall it? Will give it a try though.
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by anotherpaul 1y ago
I haven't gone through setting it up (yet) but I imagine there should be differences between EU and US versions of the apps. Is that something you expect to and if so, are you recording that info in your survey? Or am I just naive her
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by anotherpaul 2y ago
For me the issue was contact names tbh. Is that solved? It used to be that the contact name was set by the contact and not by me/my address book.
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by anotherpaul 2y ago
I saw this too, not Shure if a reddit post is HN worthy. Regardless, I think there are studies in dogs, but I have not heard of human smelling cancer.and there are multiple people (?) claiming it in the comments.
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by anotherpaul 2y ago
Seems like a serious issue many sites have nowadays. I really don't want this solved by Captchas everywhere.
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by anotherpaul 2y ago
Nice, tried it. Looks cool. On the phone the drag and drop is a bit tricky. Dropped a wrong word and it got score emediatly as wrong, even though I was going to fix it. I expected scoring to happen after I click "submit". But may
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by anotherpaul 2y ago
Very nice, thank you. This indeed answers my question.
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by anotherpaul 2y ago
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-08683-y This seems to be the paper, but its behind a paywall. Anyone with access can tell me if they publish the 12mer amino acid sequence? Is there more to it (post translati
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by anotherpaul 2y ago
Thank you for writing this down. Might become relevant if they don't solve that before Monday. One can only hope this is not intentional.
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by anotherpaul 2y ago
This article is interesting, but the author seems more excited about tricking people into spending more money. You could easily use endpoints that are more in the direction of satisfaction and happiness than always using money as the goalpo
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by anotherpaul 2y ago
I could not find the answer for you, but I speculate not many: the frozen dna was only stored for 35 years. Cloning also does not need to introduce additional mutations into the dna afaik. So I'd expect very few if any mutations from t
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by anotherpaul 2y ago
I really like the shepherd.com way of curating the recommendation. Browsing trough books and picking something to read has become much easier this way. One scifi book that was very impactful to me is the black cloud by Fred Hoyle. It's