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caycep
3y ago
it happens to diplomats in Cuba all the time!
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caycep
3y ago
....in short, it's a lesion.
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caycep
3y ago
"neuromodulation" mostly means deep brain stimulation since it's by far the most effective and clinically - if you pubmed stuff, there's reams of reams of papers (probably written by someone else than Ali Rezai...).
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caycep
3y ago
Yes, but this is a surgeon. Surgeon like to cut/burn things. This is a new form of lesion therapy, but at its heart, it's...lesion therapy
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caycep
3y ago
yea the whole Foundation thing makes me nervous about this!
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caycep
3y ago
are all the model/back ends to Stability products basically available OSS via Ludwig Maximilian University, more or less?
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caycep
3y ago
Also reflecting the racial attitudes of the time - Asian/Latino/Black residents were depicted - sometimes sympathetically but as a rule, as persons unfortunate to be the race that they were. A stark contrast to the current melti
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caycep
3y ago
Adversarial attack? (have been following some of Ian Goodfellow's work w/ interest..)
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caycep
3y ago
would this be for just linux, or for MacOS too? I assume Safari uses Apple's own built in stack
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caycep
3y ago
yeah, basically I think perspective is important to point out, when people are promoting the narrative "AMD has caught up to M1" but ignoring the fact it's not an Apples to Apples comparison. I'm sure 4090 can play cybe
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3y ago
I would hope so...not sure what the EU or Canada cost of a 100U vial but I would hope and be pleased if it were much less than $1k US
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caycep
3y ago
Ignoring the fact that while doing that, there also happens to be a near 4090-level GPU and NPU and integrated memory on the M series chips on a die of approximately the same size...
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3y ago
I would say the cost of a vial of medicine for neuromuscular spasms and dystonia (the initial purpose, not cosmetic) is cost prohibitive for a lot of people. Usually, insurance should cover it, but the cost is $1,000/vial for a medici
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caycep
3y ago
Keep in mind 7800 is first gen AM5, a year later, motherboard firmware and hardware bugs hopefully will be ironed out...
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caycep
3y ago
maybe it's a commodities mindset? vs. other companies who do a Veblen good type of market targeting, i.e. the point where raising price and quality expands the market/market segment (i.e. LVMH, Hermes, to a certain point, Apple)
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caycep
3y ago
wondering also whether Igor and Maxim are ok, what w/ the geopolitical situation there.
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3y ago
Additionally, this was the followup paper that found Lewy bodies developing in the transplanted cells (suggesting some sort of spread/prion-like hypothesis with regards to Lewy bodies/insoluble alpha synuclein) https://
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3y ago
It's been a while since I looked at this stuff so apologies for the rustiness Columbia trial paper: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/nejm200103083441002 Tampa trial paper: https://pubmed.
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caycep
3y ago
Yes there may be these individual case reports - but in practice - I would say, most spouses of PD patients don't seem to get it. There's like 2 exceptions out of 1000 patients in our clinic, but not enough that I feel like runnin
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3y ago
$6mil/year can net a pretty nice mansion... I wonder if being a corporate lawyer at a corporate company is what hobbles Mozilla/Firefox. Could they have found better success, albeit chaotically, being organized/governed like
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3y ago
not to horrify you but https://gomerblog.com/2014/12/soap-note/
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3y ago
the expensive kind...
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3y ago
there's transmissible CJD, but most cases are a genetic version where you get the prions from your own cells and then it cascades, if I recall
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3y ago
There is a line of research into the "transmissible' phenomena of a lot of these neurodegen dz. Epidemiologically, it's probably not infectious from one person to another bc we don't see spouses getting PD or AD often
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caycep
3y ago
Wait, dwarf fortress is in 3D now?
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3y ago
One playbook in how to survive against Amazon?
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3y ago
I guess that is the question - how to differentiate between "open-claiming" companies like openAI vs. "truer grass roots" organizations like Debian, python, linux kernel, etc? At least from the view point of, say, some
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3y ago
I would agree w/ the OP - from what I can gather, at least from Brett Devereaux's blog, the serious academics seem to focus more on the economic/political history behind the warfare, i.e. how could Rome afford/produce en
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3y ago
Granted, Keller was at Apple for a while too...
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3y ago
as long as PyTorch supports it, does it matter?
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