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In case anyone is interested in 3D Terrain simulation (specifically for GPS tracks, e.g. hiking, skiing): I'm working on https://cubetrek.com Source is here: https://github.com/r-follador/cubetrek
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Methanol is a biproduct of fermentation, and will be part of the destillate if not done carefully. I doubt that ethanol used in car and torpedo fuel will go through the same quality control than drinking alcohol.
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CubeTrek An Open-Source Alternative to Strava (GPS Track Manager for Hiking, Running, Cycling, Mountaineering etc.) https://cubetrek.com https://github.com/r-follador/CubeTrek/ Java, Spring Boot, PostG
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Haha, do you know of any other such gems?
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From the paper's method section, a bit more about which type of ML algo was used: An RF machine-learning model was developed to predict lithium concentrations in Smackover Formation brines throughout southern Arkansas. The model was de
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That's technically correct, but an infectious person can infect another person over a vector (i.e. mosquitos). So you get rid of mosquitos OR rid of malaria.
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All good points, agreed. Except #4, would be cute if there's some animal that moves along instead of the house. And perhaps playing with some kind of isometric perspective could help visualize wind directions?
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The science is not new, but the reason why this paper is raising some eyebrows is the following: Institutional Review Board Statement This is a case of self-experimentation. As such, it does not require ethics committee review [33,34,35]. T
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That's not the point, oncolytic viruses have been researched since the 1950s. The fascinating thing is that this has been done in a self-experiment with viruses grown in her own lab.
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An open source alternative to Strava (a fitness tracking app that allows users to share their running, cycling, and other workout activities using GPS data). https://cubetrek.com
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Maybe it's my age, but I'll out myself as luddite. Please don't. I'm already seeing how e-bikes brought multitudes of people to places that were 10 years ago empty and peaceful as they used to require effort to reach. No
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How so?
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Decoding Genomes: Uncovering Evolution and Population Dynamics
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This is in Switzerland, where the incentives for the government are usually a bit more efficiently aligned with the citizen's wishes.
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Slightly (?) on topic: I'm looking for some collaborators for an opensource project using Babylon.js (where PBR textures could also be helpful): https://github.com/r-follador/CubeTrek_Babylon It's a GPS track
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Some background: the link shows an example of a GPS track in the Swiss Alps (Engadin valley). The web app dynamically creates 3D models from any GPS track, you can try it yourself on https://cubetrek.com And everything is open s
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Topographical 3D models from GPS tracks
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"You can't have one local pencils, it would be the global pencils"
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Ancient Plagiarism? An Analysis of Claudius Ptolemy's Star Catalog
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Now must be a good time to do the Bernina Express. A lot of snow in the mountains and spring-time in the South. You basically get two seasons for the price of one.
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Not available in your country. What is this? Google?
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Aren't they correlated?
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Ask HN: Can you recommend me an email marketing service?
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How to Represent a Protein Sequence
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As someone who sank countless hours into D3.js with its steep learning curve, I appreciate the simplicity of Echarts. On the other hand, looking at how the charts in the post overflow the margin on mobile shows that it's still not as s
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I guess that depends on your exact ecological niche within bioinformatics. I got my start at a NGS facility, so handling FASTQ was closer to 80% of my time, so any speedups would have been greatly appreciated.
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https://github.com/r-follador/CubeTrek/
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An Open Source Alternative to Strava
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Medical AI could be 'dangerous' for poorer nations, WHO warns
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Follow up: https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/even-more-multiple...
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