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by fernly 6y ago
> Familial Mediterranean fever (FMF) is a hereditary inflammatory disorder... an autoinflammatory disease caused by mutations in Mediterranean fever gene, which encodes a 781–amino acid protein called pyrin. https://en.wikiped
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by fernly 6y ago
I gave it a test, original: https://imgur.com/gallery/9CAH8Sk ai-modified: https://imgur.com/gallery/Ty6stir First thing to note is reduction in dimension and formatted as .PNG. Second is that the
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by fernly 6y ago
The posted article and also the "how it works"[1] make it very clear and specific that this is _not_ a Wankel, and details the differences. [1] https://www.liquidpiston.com/how-it-works
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by fernly 6y ago
Ben Eater's pedagogy is top-notch for sure. But there are others out there. One worth noting is James Sharman[1] who has constructed a completely new, self-designed 8-bit CPU that features a two-stage instruction decode pipeline, and i
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by fernly 6y ago
That's valid, if slightly odd, English. More commonly it would be "or else I'll have the OJ".
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by fernly 6y ago
Plays for me, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1oQLPRE21o
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by fernly 6y ago
https://github.com/endless-sky/endless-sky/releases Version 0.9.2 released May 1, 2020
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by fernly 6y ago
Thank you, that worked. Plus on that multi-teddit page is a convenient table of each sub sorted by name, so one can open it e.g. in a tab.
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by fernly 6y ago
Is there a way to get my list of subscriptions from Reddit? Or to set up a list of preferred subs?
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by fernly 6y ago
Also James Sharman's channel[1]. He has built an 8-bit, pipelined, computer from scratch. He works at the level of TTL chips. Sharman is good at explaining what he's doing, but does not go down to the very detailed level of bit-
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by fernly 6y ago
Follow the [Find A Job] link to a large Google Sheet[1]. But it doesn't seem possible to sort on columns? [1] https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRnGWwEeYo7L...
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CSU-EB posts mega-list of remote-job employment openings(csueastbay.edu)
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by fernly 6y ago
So I thought I'd try some long-haul traffic and was amazed that the MangaWhai Tavern[1] responds like it was next door. Those bits should be coming (at least when accessed for the first time in some cache-purge period) from NZ to Pago
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by fernly 6y ago
Probably not helpful, but "Mostly Harmless" is also the title of Rob Rhinehart's personal blog[1]. Rhinehart's 2013 posts about his nutrition experiments under the "Mostly Harmless" title, led to the founding
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by fernly 6y ago
Thank you! I appear to be at mastodon.social.
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by fernly 6y ago
This post caused me to log in to Mastodon for the first time in quite a while, I joined it from curiosity -- when? I have no idea and that is not shown in my Profile. Let's say, 2018? Well, what server am I on? At the time I picked it
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by fernly 6y ago
Sorry, I find the article impossible to read owing to the spidery font rendered in 50% gray. Who thinks that is a good idea?
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by fernly 6y ago
A bit of a shock to realize that there is no comp.lang.python or net.lang.python in this collection -- because Python was created a decade later in 1991.
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by fernly 6y ago
I would point to Cousine[1] as a nice mono font with a similar set of goals. It is not clear to me if Cousine has an equal Unicode span, but it claims a "pan-european" character set. [1] https://fonts.google.com/sp
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by fernly 6y ago
Thank you, I hadn't heard of it. Looks like a better job of extending the UI than Brave, which is pretty conventional. Either one is "Chrome withOUT the all-seeing eye of Google". https://vivaldi.com/ https:
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by fernly 6y ago
There are Chromium-based browsers, like Brave, that might give you the snap while maintaining the moral high ground.
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by fernly 6y ago
The article say the collision happened at 39mph. Was that over the limit for that location? If so, the (design of the) automated car should be partly at fault. Self-drive cars should never exceed a speed limit. The defense attorney can argu
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by fernly 6y ago
Not quite the same but the preface lists the chapter topics. http://eopl3.com/preface.html
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by fernly 6y ago
It's a bit boggling that they plan to find "rogue" planets by "microlensing"[2]. To quote from [1] > The mission will stare at the a dense star region toward the direction of the center of our Milky Way galaxy to
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by fernly 6y ago
Formatting of several of the code segments is borked. It should be mentioned that a Python set type is basically a naked hash table, or a dictionary with all keys and no data. As noted, in 3.6 dicts are ordered, but in 3.8 they can be rever
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by fernly 6y ago
Credit where it's due, "Backyard Worlds" is one of a large number of "citizen science" projects hosted at Zooniverse[1]. The specific project is at [2], but the Zooniverse platform hosts many others affording pleasa
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by fernly 6y ago
> it is extremely important to understand that language models social realities rather than any single physical one... Oh gosh yes. Gorge the ML tool with the right streams of text and you'd have a glib anti-vax, white supremacist,
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by fernly 6y ago
And under $14.
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by fernly 6y ago
It is certainly reminiscent of P&F, in loading a metal matrix with deuterium. And the effect this paper documents could ... conceivably ... possibly ... maybe explain the erratic and fugitive positive results that P&F-style experime
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by fernly 6y ago
Add a warning on "we sent the email" to "check your spam folder if it doesn't appear". Typo "Exlude" in help. My opinion, help on search needs a rewrite, it is confusing AF. Is there a way to set my "

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