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by hijodelsol 3y ago
On a similar note, in my conversation Pi even denied being a LLM at all, even when pushed. It always just reverted back to saying that it is a chatbot. Interestingly though, it thinks ChatGPT is in fact not a chatbot but an LLM with a chatb
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by hijodelsol 3y ago
While interesting, I think that the relevance of MassSpec based approaches will decline over the next years. Single cell genomics already had to learn the hard lesson that pure gene quantification and big data approaches without spatial res
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by hijodelsol 4y ago
I immediately did the same calculation, the climate impact per user also seems non-negligible. Doing some back of the envelope maths, 20W per core server power consumption equals 240.000kWh per hour. At 500g CO2eq/kWh this gives us rou
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by hijodelsol 4y ago
To my understanding they would still be GDPR-compliant if they delete your data upon receiving an email that you would like to exercise this right under GDPR, even if they don't automate that process but IANAL. Perhaps someone can conf
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by hijodelsol 4y ago
It even goes both ways - it allows non-native English speakers to publish their work in correct technical/scientific English with far less barriers.
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by hijodelsol 4y ago
Most probably not, at least not based on this study. First of all, GPCRs are a class of many different receptors present in many different cells and with vastly different downstream effects, nothing that could easily be reversed with a targ
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by hijodelsol 4y ago
This is not really true, vaccines first and foremost enter cells at the point of injection (intramuscular) through fusion of the lipid nano particles with the cell membrane, not via the ACE2 or TMPRSS route as the live virus. The immune res
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by hijodelsol 5y ago
It does NOT make it possible to own something in any meaningful way. (Intellectual) property rights already take care of ownership. Ofc, there are illegal ways of just taking what you want, but that is a crime like under all other circumsta
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by hijodelsol 5y ago
From a first look it seems like the subscription requires to use that service in a EU-only fashion costs at least 200$. While this seems like a good option for large and medium size companies, I fear that this pricing leaves out all small c
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by hijodelsol 5y ago
I second Plausible but to everyone looking to self-host it, be aware: It’s AGPL licensed! From what I have seen it seems that they only want to discourage direct competitors but an APGL license is an APGL license and that’s a deal breaker f
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by hijodelsol 5y ago
I almost did the exact same thing today but with Vite [0]. Initial build time of a pretty large project is now 930ms instead of 20s and build time was reduced from over a minute to about 10s. Really excited to experience the performance tha
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by hijodelsol 5y ago
> and yet do not either seem to get infected nor to develop antibodies One aspect that's worth mentioning imo is that while a percentage of people has been reported not to develop anti-spike antibodies at a measurable level [1], oth
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by hijodelsol 5y ago
For me Vue 3 with <script setup> get's pretty close to pure JavaScript/TypeScript. 90% of the code will be exactly like JS code, the only difference being the use of computed(), ref() and reactive() to achieve (something JS
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by hijodelsol 5y ago
I wouldn’t add python to that list as it supports decent typing (even though it’s not forced one you by default). When you disallow untyped methods and functions with mypy, the resulting code is quite clean and maintainable imo. And I would
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by hijodelsol 5y ago
At least half of the gains can probably achieved by just rolling a distributed redis setup and not distributing the PostgreSQL database. This should cover most non-personalized read operations which on this type of site should be most of th
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by hijodelsol 5y ago
I don't know if this applies to the States but at least in some European countries if you ever move to another country you are taxed for what you would have been expected to pay in taxes based on the profit the company made in the last
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by hijodelsol 5y ago
In early 2020 it was still a common opinion that SARS-CoV2 mainly spread through droplets, in that case surgical masks would have been sufficient to offer the wearer some protection. However by late Spring/early Summer (northern hemisp
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by hijodelsol 5y ago
The DANMASK study did NOT find that masks are not effective. It’s conclusion was that a recommendation for surgical masks in certain settings does not prevent more than 50% of infections in the wearer in a country with low case load
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by hijodelsol 5y ago
Paddle and FastSpring (I found their support to be more helpful than Paddle's but they charge even higher fees), the two solutions commonly used in that space, act as Merchants of Record. Since you are not selling directly to your user
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by hijodelsol 5y ago
While I personally agree with you when it comes to YT advertising which at times could not be more irrelevant, Google search ads and Facebook/Instagram ads seem to be the place where most money is spend. And in case of Google search th