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by hyperorca 2y ago
You can even start selling coffee there, while you're at it.
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Chang'e-6 launch: What to expect(planetary.org)
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by hyperorca 2y ago
Funny thing is that this textbook can be easily found on LibGen. I do not know a lot about LLM datasets, but they probably include books from these shadow libraries, right ?
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by hyperorca 2y ago
Here is the NASA stream with commentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MJY_ptQW1o
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by hyperorca 3y ago
I agree. On reading 'brutalist', I thought it would be grey, or purely black and white, more "concrete" and slightly depressing.
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by hyperorca 3y ago
Here: https://brutalisthackernews.com/ Maybe article should link directly to that. I'm all for quirky and interesting design, unlike some in these parts, but it is too glitchy and uncomfortable for me.
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by hyperorca 3y ago
Impressive and important work. I was wondering if there ever was a web version of this. Archived site mentions something, but I'm not sure if it was ever done. Using standalone application always feels like unnecessary friction to me.
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by hyperorca 3y ago
Their kit is 99 dollars, but how expensive is the actual DNA testing nowadays ? It's my understanding from this [0] video that it is approximately 1000 dollars for the whole genome, but 23&Me sequence only a tiny portion of the gen
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by hyperorca 3y ago
In short, 72–76% of the world’s industrial fishing, and 21–30% of transport and energy, vessel activity are missing from public tracking systems. The actual article from Nature, in open access: https://www.nature.com/articl
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by hyperorca 3y ago
Great! Nice design as well. There were so many great blogs on that post, and scrolling 1000 comments got a bit tedious. Made me want to create my own blog, I'll see what I can come up with. I'll try to submit PR when I do. Love ta