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by folli 6y ago
I don't know if this is really as obvious as you suggest. If you grow up near a volcano (see for example modern day active volcanoes in Indonesia or Etna and Stromboli in Italy), you will be used to some degree of rumbling and smoke an
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by folli 6y ago
Any sim game recommendations that fit your criteria?
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by folli 6y ago
They went to prison for load balancing, or how does this relate?
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Fitbit claims their devices can identify early signs of Covid-19(blog.fitbit.com)
2 points by folli 6y ago|0 comments
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SinoPharm’s Inactivated Coronavirus Vaccine(blogs.sciencemag.org)
3 points by folli 6y ago|0 comments
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by folli 6y ago
You underestimate the value of surprising and unexpected results for one's academic career.
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The Russian Vaccine(blogs.sciencemag.org)
9 points by folli 6y ago|2 comments
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by folli 6y ago
The paper's point is that part of the population is not immunologically naive to it. Which partially explains the variance in symptoms.
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by folli 6y ago
Great explanation, thanks.
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by folli 6y ago
Why did they come up with 96 instead of 100, a nice round number?
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by folli 6y ago
My two cents: go ahead, do it anyway and use the competition as inspiration on which features to add, which to leave away and which to improve. I was in a similar situation some time ago. I started working on an app with the main reason to
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by folli 6y ago
OT: what's up with those "Great to hear! Now if only it was easier to..." comments? Some kind of meme I'm unfamiliar with?
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by folli 6y ago
Does anyone know of a good library or implementation to view gLTF models in Android using OpenGL and Java?
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by folli 6y ago
That's actually a good point: it should be trivially feasible to record charge differences overnight, even if they're miniscule. You'd expect differences between rested and exhausted participants.
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by folli 6y ago
I'm actually happy if basic and understandable classifiers are used, this might make the model tell us something about the underlying biological principles.
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by folli 6y ago
Further below in the article they mention that Gatling guns were mounted on camels, too. This is even more interesting, given the recoil and trying to keep an aim.
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by folli 6y ago
Can you post the link about the GDP/A. thaliana correlation? That sounds hilarious, and Google is failing me to find it myself.
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by folli 6y ago
It probably depends on the definition of intelligence, as it mostly does. A human capable of creative and complex problem solving might have still had an advantage in 1292 in the steps of Asia. Maybe not by creating the theory of relativity
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The hunt for Dinosaur proteins (2017)(sciencemag.org)
18 points by folli 6y ago|1 comments
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by folli 6y ago
I would expect it to be faster (use less computing resources) as its handled directly by the browser and not via an JavaScript interpreter.
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by folli 6y ago
Couldn't that be done by speech-to-text followed by text-to-speech?
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by folli 6y ago
That's cool! Also, the cloud cover predictions vary extremely between different sources.
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by folli 6y ago
I never tried SnapKit, but what's your take on ConstraintLayout and the Design view in Android Studio? See also the new features in Android Studio 4: https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2020/05/android-s
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Timelines of Covid-19 vaccines development(biocentury.com)
2 points by folli 6y ago|0 comments
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by folli 6y ago
This speaks for an opt-in and not an opt-out.
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by folli 6y ago
Cities Skyline kinda lacks the humor of the original SimCity, unfortunately.
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by folli 6y ago
I just had a quick /r/keming/ moment while reading "PomPals"
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by folli 6y ago
You need to watch his video, very cool, it really helps to understand how this works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9EbD6iY9zI
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by folli 6y ago
I like the "Flat Earth" setting.
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by folli 6y ago
I didn't know about using chrome mobile as webview provider. What are the dis-/advantages of using it? Any experience?

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