galeos

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by galeos 3y ago
Relatively fast onset gastro symptoms. Used to be fine with any beer but at about 21 started noticing the problem with a lot of largers. Asahi, Tsing Tao, seemed less of a issue. Not formula diagnosed.
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by galeos 3y ago
I appear to have a yeast intolerance that stops me drinking some (but not all) beers. I can drink Guinness though! I didn't realise it used a distinct strain of brewers yeast. If only breweries listed the yeast they used in the ingredi
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by galeos 3y ago
That's funny. I went for an open day in the UK Computer Science dept in 1999. It was an exciting department but one of the things that put me off was the internet was so slow in the lab it was almost unusable. Perhaps they were having
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Bristol University to receive £225M to create UK's new supercomputer(bbc.co.uk)
4 points by galeos 3y ago|1 comments
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by galeos 3y ago
I've often wondered this. Would be interesting to see how useful that 3dfx IP ended up being? When I was a teenager I tried to get my parents to open a brokerage account so I could buy some 3dfx stock as I was so excited by what they w
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by galeos 3y ago
I was too young to read the Rudiments of Wisdom comics. My mum cut them out and saved them in a scrap book for me. She finally gave me it about 10 years later, in the mid 90's, to read. What a treat!
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by galeos 3y ago
"...every token embedding interacts with every other token embedding before it" And, in the case of BERT, every token embedding after it too.
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by galeos 3y ago
Out of curiosity, has anyone here ever used Autonomy's product? Given it was such a high profile company, I have always been surprised that I had never seen it action or met anyone who had used it?
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by galeos 4y ago
I suppose that might be true, but we can imagine a situation where there is no choice in the matter: If network security cannot be maintained without sufficient inflation, then it surely it doesn't matter how philosophically wedded som
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by galeos 4y ago
Why not?
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by galeos 4y ago
"...most people will know by now that only 21 million will ever exist, i.e. that you can’t print more of it." This is, at the very least, debatable: https://www.onionfutures.com/essays/turning-off-bitcoins-inf
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Hunt begins for the cause of acute hepatitis cases(thelancet.com)
1 points by galeos 4y ago|0 comments
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Return to Monkey Island Announced(eurogamer.net)
2 points by galeos 5y ago|0 comments
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A Visual Guide to React Mental Models(obedparla.com)
2 points by galeos 5y ago|0 comments
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DOJ Seizes $3.6B in Bitcoin Stolen in 2016 Bitfinex Hack(bloomberg.com)
7 points by galeos 5y ago|0 comments
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by galeos 5y ago
The source code does limit issuance to 21m coins. But could Jamie Dimon still be right? Well, if the network proves not to work without a sizable block subsidy, it could be hard forked, with the forked version of the source code not capping
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by galeos 5y ago
Network difficulty adjustment is there to ensure we get a new block mined, on average, every 10 minutes. It does not impact the cost of a 51% attack, just the block mining rate. As emissions drop, less money is spent on mining and a 51% att
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Turning off Bitcoin’s inflation funded security model: wishful thinking?(onionfutures.com)
3 points by galeos 5y ago|4 comments
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Bitcoin's 21M coin cap is not guaranteed(onionfutures.com)
2 points by galeos 5y ago|2 comments
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by galeos 5y ago
He is also suggests they are look at Proof of Stake cryptocurrencies with significantly lower energy use. Maybe this is just a pre-cursor to Musk launching a PoS 'Tesla EnviroCoin' down the line...
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by galeos 5y ago
Likewise - I remember someone walking into art class at school with a computer magazine featuring at 100mhz 486 DX4 on the cover. Triple figures!
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by galeos 6y ago
In the late 90's I went for an interview at a Sony store in London. At the start of the interview the store manager told me that he had been busy preparing the shop's regular report of addresses of everyone who had purchased a ne
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by galeos 6y ago
Ken Grimwood's book 'Replay' [1] tackles this subject, with the story of a man who is able to relive his life and take different paths. [1] https://www.amazon.com/dp/068816112X
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Experts call to include prisons in Covid-19 vaccine plans(thelancet.com)
1 points by galeos 6y ago|0 comments
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by galeos 6y ago
I recently learnt that yoiu can purchase modded versions of this classic Casio: http://casiomod.club/
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by galeos 6y ago
I wonder if this will be added to the European Spreadsheet Risk Interest Group's (EuSpRiG) horror stories list: http://www.eusprig.org/horror-stories.htm
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Tokyo stock exchange network issue(bloomberg.com)
6 points by galeos 6y ago|1 comments
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Error Found in RAND's Random Digit Book(xn--amillionrandomdigitswasanumber-crunchersbible-7y71a6bt.nowonehasexposedflawsinthedisorder.https)
2 points by galeos 6y ago|1 comments
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The neurons that appeared from nowhere(nautil.us)
1 points by galeos 6y ago|0 comments
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by galeos 6y ago
You can browse the archive of catalogs here[1] Revisiting the catalogs from when I was a kid I am struck at both the small range of toys available (of which I can remember almost every one!) and the high prices... [1] http://dev.a

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