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by etiam 4y ago
Many of them have probably tried hard for a long time at increasing efficacy. Other than addressing possible shortages of substrates and co-factors that seems like more trouble than it's worth most of the time? More of the enzyme... Tr
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by etiam 4y ago
Are you sure your memory isn't just a bit hazy from last time that happened? I think there are credible reasons to believe the lab leak never happened, but anyone could be forgiven for losing some details in two and a half billion year
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by etiam 4y ago
Why not a single classic 25W light bulb then? It runs on comparable power and there are oodles of physical events going on in it.
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Washington may impose fresh tech sanctions for violations in Xinjiang(scmp.com)
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by etiam 4y ago
Anybody know whether it's possible to mitigate Intel ME on these yet? I've been thinking of maybe moving to one of them, but ME Cleaner doesn't seem to have Coffee/Comet Lake covered yet. https://github.com&#x
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by etiam 4y ago
I'm not seeing that claim in the media. There is a statistical association between having among the longest sleep times and having health issues of that sort, but I don't know that the causality has been sorted out. If there is a
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by etiam 4y ago
Tremendously interesting read. Thank you kindly!
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by etiam 4y ago
That's pretty much in accordance with how I understood the matter then. > Of course we already have ok mics the size of sesame seeds so, what's your threat model? Really hard to tell without a bit more specifics about implement
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by etiam 4y ago
"The flexible, thin-film device has the potential to make any surface into a low-power, high-quality audio source" I kind of wish to be wrong here, but doesn't that likely mean it also lends itself well to 'make any surf
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by etiam 4y ago
A variation of this has had me preoccupied a few days already, on account of a study making headlines recently ( https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanres/article/PIIS2213-2... ) finding that a mere ~29% of h
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by etiam 5y ago
"Taiwan should destroy TSMC if invaded, suggests US military paper" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31012442
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by etiam 5y ago
Considering her attitude towards it, maybe it's a secondary gain to be putting some natural limitations on time spent with girlfriend.
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by etiam 5y ago
As appalling as this intrusion is, I can't help but feel there is some measure of propriety that it should be done to a nation taking advantage of its impressive technological legacy to eavesdrop on most transatlantic communications, a
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by etiam 5y ago
For a moment there I thought the title referred to the Valve-associated Wine enhancements... Now that would have been a feat.
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by etiam 5y ago
Have a search under the alternative name Restricted Boltzmann Machine if you haven't. Several interesting developments since the 80s.
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Security Course at Cambridge(lightbluetouchpaper.org)
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Moderna best mix-and-match Covid booster shot, Taiwan study finds(focustaiwan.tw)
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by etiam 5y ago
Well, it has potential for a singularly unpleasant watering hole attack, few states have a blindingly obvious track record of it, and exactly one of those is in the acute phase of open acts of aggression warfare... Seems pretty clear what&#
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by etiam 5y ago
Well put. Also, take the following with more than a grain of salt as I'm in no way really knowledgeable about such systems, but I would imagine both the area itself and temporarily disturbing it could be valuable as cover for nuclear w
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Red Cross Hit by Cyberattack(scmp.com)
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by etiam 5y ago
Emphatically agreed. Not saying there aren't potential deficiencies with this technology that was more or less completely untried until recently and still hasn't been evaluated long term, but if people insist on trying to make the
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Security Engineering Course(lightbluetouchpaper.org)
131 points by etiam 5y ago|9 comments
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China ‘shocked’ by Slovenia’s plans to allow Taiwan to open an office(scmp.com)
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by etiam 5y ago
It was working for me within an hour or so of you posting it here today. I didn't claim anything from it, but if there started to be a diversity of accounts suddenly registering the keys it wouldn't surprise me if it raises flags
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by etiam 5y ago
It would indeed be less outrageous (but still bad) if you're right, and I may have misinterpreted the extent, but to me following expression in the article seems reason for concern, even about access to purchased games: an entirely ne
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by etiam 5y ago
Exceedingly helpful. Thank you so much!
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by etiam 5y ago
I'm learning of this with two weeks notice through the present post and probably have on the order of 400 games to download/backup/update, plus assets such as soundtracks, plus assorted book-like media. And I'm not even
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by etiam 5y ago
Anybody know whether computational photography is making inroads? I'm not sure how feasible it is currently for very high resolutions on a mere movie budget, but it seems like it could be a huge boon for editing freedom and probably us
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by etiam 5y ago
Nomic? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nomic
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by etiam 5y ago
It may be nitpicky, but most of that series is simply "Things I Won't Work With". There used to be an extensive and very helpful organization into categories until someone at Science smashed it in introducing a new "blog

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