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by dharma1 6y ago
It sounds like a mess to be honest. More production of heroin for 10 years, then 1.5 million refugees because there is no ground water anymore
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by dharma1 6y ago
Good luck with the company, I think what you're doing is very cool and I can see the use case for low bandwidth conversion for educational/whiteboard video in particular. I think you're right about current web tech being able
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by dharma1 6y ago
I think it depends on the company, AstraZeneca CEO already said a while ago they will be manufacturing this at cost or near cost, this is a time for big pharma to give back. Some drug companies like Gilead though have very high markup, paid
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by dharma1 6y ago
I'm curious why the share price slide after the mainstream news. Sure, there have been rumours about the Lancet paper for a few days, maybe these were priced in already - and AstraZeneca has promised to manufacture it at cost or near c
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by dharma1 6y ago
Great post, tempted to read the book. We just don't have the inbuilt evolutionary incentives for optimising for long-term/generational success in today's landscape. We are new to the role of custodians of spaceship Earth and
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by dharma1 6y ago
Daniel's video style transfer tech was used in this - it's really cool. https://ebsynth.com/
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by dharma1 6y ago
This why Flash was such a nice format for some things (not going into the pitfalls of Flash - but in some ways it was fantastic). I guess these days we have animated SVG, and https://lottiefiles.com/ is getting some tractio
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by dharma1 6y ago
> While GPT-3 is impressive in its capabilities, we must think about detections methods that distinguish content created by an AI or a human. While this would be very useful, I'm not sure it's possible - at least not on somethi
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by dharma1 6y ago
Gonna be hard without EUV lithography
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They already did beginning of the year - https://www.reuters.com/article/us-asml-holding-usa-china-in... China will figure out <7nm on their own but it will take them 5-10 years. The US has essentially put on the br
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by dharma1 6y ago
nice. Looking forward to his Moderna results blog post. Oxford/AstraZeneca paper being published tomorrow too in Lancet I think. Fingers crossed one of these will pan out quick! Winter wave would be ruthless
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by dharma1 6y ago
this is encouraging - hope the side effects at those lower doses don't turn out to be significant. How does the Moderna mRNA vaccine differ from the other mRNA vaccine in Phase 1/2 trials - BioNTech/Pfizer?
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by dharma1 6y ago
Nice, look forward to the web/desktop version! I think the name is fine, people will routinely use the new name in a few months time. Better to change the name now than 10 million users later. The new site looks great, but the pricing
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by dharma1 6y ago
I really liked causal.app when I tried it briefly. Nice way to build interactive dashboards from spreadsheets, with a range of outcomes - and they have some excellent templates
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by dharma1 6y ago
Not necessarily anything, but collapse of the dollar would have systemic impact, it wouldn't localised. And I suppose there is always some counter party risk with bank accounts or brokerage accounts, unless you hold the gold - or priva
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by dharma1 6y ago
While the clunky UX and low speed of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies definitely remind me of packet radio of early 90s, it was pretty amazing to transmit data wirelessly like that, and now we have 4g (and soon 5g and satellite internet)
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by dharma1 6y ago
Those youtube comments are gold. "It really is hard to belive she's in her 80's! Amazing." "Do not listen to Rhonda... she's a shill for big broccoli!!"
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by dharma1 6y ago
Anyone here have some woodland and use it for growing food crops (mix of fruit trees, nut trees, root vegetables, berries and mushrooms?) This is something I've been thinking about trying for a while. Or maybe converting pasture land t
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by dharma1 6y ago
this is great, been waiting for a newer machine learning based library as an option to Tesseract. a bit out of topic - but does anyone happen to know if there is an open-source, new school OCR library for music notation?
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by dharma1 6y ago
Hasn't been mentioned yet, but the same pipelines can likely be used for hydrogen as well as methane. Those pipelines would cost a fortune if built today. https://www.energy.gov/eere/fuelcells/hydrogen-pipelin
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by dharma1 6y ago
Love bandcamp. Being able to buy the whole catalogue from an artist with one click is great. Maybe patreon style subscription for artists you like could also be interesting - reliable subscription revenue would make a world of difference to
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by dharma1 6y ago
Prince Andrew must be sweating now. Or maybe not?
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by dharma1 6y ago
If I had to have a wild guess (could be wrong) I would say it's from the Sosnovy Bor plant near St. Petersburg. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leningrad_Nuclear_Power_Plant There is ongoing work to decommission the
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by dharma1 6y ago
Update from the radiation authority in Finland - https://www.stuk.fi/-/stukin-helsingissa-ja-kotkassa-havaits... Translation - very low levels of airborne radioactive isotopes have been detected in the last couple of w
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by dharma1 6y ago
Interesting way to browse, some suggestions - some visual hierarchy would be good, right now it's quite hard to read at a glance. Some quick CSS overrides, a bit buggy but you get the idea - https://imgur.com/ztmCSNQ -
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by dharma1 6y ago
Her playing is awesome. Thank you both for producing this, and congrats on the addition to the family!
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Hey Jacques, this was one of the main things I wanted to clarify too, after looking at user feedback over the last week. Would you be up for a quick chat to understand better how to remedy this?
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by dharma1 6y ago
You'll be glad to know there is now a full time engraver also on the MuseScore team since last week! Would it be possible to chat with you about what else could be improved? Thanks!
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by dharma1 6y ago
I started working on MuseScore recently (last week actually) with my buddy Tantacrul who I used to work with on Ubuntu a few years ago. MS4 is going to be a major overhaul, and MuseScore.com is going to be massively improved also. Would it
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I hope it works out for them, at least they are pushing envelope a bit more for a change. The best fit is for Macbooks I think - low power and being able to run iOS software is pretty nice. For real heavy lifting (6k or 8k editing in Resolv

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