codekilla

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by codekilla 6y ago
What city is this?
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by codekilla 6y ago
I'll reach out, I've considered similar ideas for a awhile now.
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by codekilla 6y ago
A reshuffling might give: NopeAI or PeonAI
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by codekilla 6y ago
Can anyone specify the coverage this will have in the Northern US? Are there any coverage maps?
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by codekilla 6y ago
I have six kids, eldest 10, so 3 in school, other 3 pre K and younger. I think I essentially gave up today on online learning. I decided to grab some math circle books and a whiteboard. I’m also going to get the Mathematica for schools set
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by codekilla 6y ago
Don’t forget the anthrax used here either a month after 911.
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by codekilla 6y ago
This idea of the mutations being 'random' is pretty meaningless. A real question is whether or not something is intentionally engineered to pass these kinds of 'randomness' tests. Just to give you an example, this is an
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by codekilla 7y ago
Maude fascinates me to no end. Currently I'm actually re-learning kdb+/q as I want to implement some things related to bioinformatics using it, but at some point I'd really like to do some things with logic/dependent typ
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by codekilla 7y ago
Yeah, checkout Maude--really woefully underutilized. Some fascinating things around pathway logic that are applied to biology: http://pl.csl.sri.com
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by codekilla 7y ago
Not sure which field of bionanotechnology (I assume you meant bionanotechnology ) you work in, but for the one I work in, the metaphor of biology and computer science is extremely intertwined—like very explicitly. Circuits, computation, th
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by codekilla 7y ago
I think this was first written about at length in the book ‘Soft Machines’, which is a really good critique of some of the nanotechnology thinking at the time. I highly recommend the book.
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by codekilla 7y ago
This is a good book along those lines: https://www.amazon.com/Touchstone-Life-Information-Communica...
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by codekilla 7y ago
Yes, I work at one of the major universities in the US. Watch over the next week as the guidance on this changes. Frankly, you don't need to be 'qualified' to read review articles in this area--I encourage any logical citizen
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by codekilla 7y ago
> From what I gathered from their guidance the basically say masks are not effective enough to protect you & people do not know how to use them. Why give them to nurses and doctors then? It would suffice for the patients to wear them
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by codekilla 7y ago
Did you read the paper I linked? Read it, and then tell me what the facts are. Whether or not they are offering advice based on facts or political considerations is a matter of debate. There is no real meaningful debate on the mechanisms
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by codekilla 7y ago
Yes, see my comments here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22727995 It's bewildering the US and European guidance on this. Edit: read this carefully: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles&
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by codekilla 7y ago
In the US we are using the Defense Production Act to make ventilators--this is good, but really we need the focus to be on N95 masks. With the current level of disinformation regarding droplet spread this isn't happening--this is the t
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by codekilla 7y ago
No--emphatically no. N95 will protect you from aerosols which is why we desperately need like a billion of them, the key point being protect you . It doesn't matter which side of a wall you are on, if it is concrete you won't be
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by codekilla 7y ago
I think this is very wrong. Looking back I think this distinction is what people will point to as the big mistake people made. This idea of large droplets in itself is basically meaningless. I encourage everyone to read [O] very car
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by codekilla 7y ago
Also worth noting is that the term conspiracy theory is itself traceable to psyops.
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by codekilla 7y ago
I can't think of anything that is not a textbook. That said, I would recommend[0]. You will encounter a lot of vocabulary, just use Wikipedia and look on YouTube for animations/explanations etc. I think this will give you the most
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by codekilla 7y ago
The book ‘Virolution’ details this.
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by codekilla 7y ago
> They are cooperating to destroy US efforts at self-sufficiency This is naive. The real target is Iran, the Saudis would never do this without US approval.
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by codekilla 7y ago
In a few words?....'Don't write the code in the first place'. Yes, follow best practices of modules etc, but in general write a lot less code. This is harder than it sounds, and often requires multiple rewrites.
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by codekilla 7y ago
I’ll also add ‘Financial Market Rates and Flows’ by James C. Van Horne’.
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by codekilla 7y ago
I recommend: ‘The Origins of Economic Disorder’ by Fred Block, and ‘The Vega Factor’ by Kent Moors.
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by codekilla 7y ago
Type the DOI into sci-hub.tw
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by codekilla 7y ago
Yes, and here is a good overview of it in the context of some contentious research [1]. [1] https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/030631271666642...
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by codekilla 7y ago
I wrote [1] a couple of months ago, a sort of 'clean baseball' version, under the overall auspices of a fund. I've also recently pitched an idea to win Senate seats, but haven't heard anything back on that one (major fun
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by codekilla 7y ago
Do you think there is any appetite for funding these types of alternative ‘campaigns’. I’ve also thought a bit about this.

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