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Can you elaborate on where and how that was tried? Seems very interesting.
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If the promise of in silico drug design comes to fruition, the potential drug discovery profits could very well rival Google's ad profits.
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That's cool! Related question: is there a straightforward way to generate a preview image (PNG or JPG or whatever) from a 3D model (e.g. GLTF file)?
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TIL. Thank you, this is news to me.
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T. gondii is not a sexually transmitted parasite. Or am I missing something?
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Semantle: Word2Vec Guessing Game
(semantle.novalis.org)
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For me it was Dawkins' "the selfish gene" that drove me to biology. It's quite eye-opening how the simple rules of evolution result in this enormous diversity and complexity we see in nature.
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Any suggestions for alternatives to Microsoft Academic? Google Scholar is ok, Researchgate sucks, and I'm wondering about any other such services which I might not be aware about.
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I think it's a modern western cultural thing that everything that's more 'natural', 'untreated', 'non-GMO'... is automatically considered more healthy, see also antivaxxers etc. Without any evidence o
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You can't compare raw milk to (properly produced) raw milk cheese. For cheese fermentation, you inoculate non-pathogenic (and even beneficial) bacterial strains in the milk that overgrow and outcompete pathogenic bacteria. That's
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Why is it illegal to not wear a seat belt in most societies? Why are there limits on lead content in food stuff? Why are there any regulations at all? Some of the comments in this thread really left my head scratching. Food borne pathogens
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This reminds me of BeeLine Reader: https://www.beelinereader.com/
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In any case, good luck.
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Could you switch to attack mode and publish your own story/blog/podcast? This way you wouldn't need to react to an existing article but present the story from afresh.
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But you can try to prevent something similar from occuring. There's value in that.
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>...comes to $100 ... for what is largely a donation to support development. That's not that bad for a useful product, is it?
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Conversely, often it's more interesting to read a single person's well researched opinion than a dozen one-off comments.
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Big fan of your app (I even mention it in the thread, didn't see your comment): but what happened to the 3D view?
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As a Java hobbyist, I'm dying seeing the difference between the Java boilerplate and the Python two-liner
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I personally find http://shademap.app much nicer. And obligatory plug for my Android App (if you need an Augmented Reality type of application to visualize the sun position): http://sunlocator.com
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Nuclear power can be considered a fossil fuel, as it relies on non-renewable metals for fusion.
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Can you elaborate on self hosting map data. Which stack are you using, what kind of hosting provider etc?
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Much smaller but also very interesting: the Polar Museum in Cambridge, UK https://www.spri.cam.ac.uk/museum/access/
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What the hell did I just witness here? An NFT instructional video?
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No one mentioned Spring Boot and Spring Data with Thymeleaf yet? I find it quite simple to build stable web apps in a short time. Plus it removes a metric ton of boilerplate that's inherent in Java applications.
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http://genewarrior.com It's a DNA sequence manipulation tool to quickly get alignments, translations etc. for DNA sequences. It's already a couple of years old, never got any traction, but I'm using it for myself
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Hug of death? I just get a "forbidden" error message.
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>If the game's a success (hopefully!) Title of the thread: "I don't care if this succeeds" ;) Anyway, best of luck, the idea sounds awesome! I've added the game to my steam list.
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Kinda interesting to draw parallels to e.g. the 2022 iOS App Store.
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You're making the point that the linked article is trying to argue against.
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