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you may want to talk to your doctor about other options for medications. I'm not going to name names but there are much slower, longer acting meds that are precursor drugs that you metabolize into the drug, for example.
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What better way to silence criticism than to welcome it inside the walls, give it fancy titles and high salaries and absolutely no power. I disagree that AI Ethics is a bullshit field-- but its one that belongs, has to belong, on the outsid
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5y ago
teach markdown in schools. who needs word processors anyway? need something fancier than headings, lists, block-quotes etc? learn LaTeX. Text rendering can be fantastic in the browser. I'm half joking, but I think the world would be a
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> photography is artistic & creative in nature. This is a pretty broad generalization. There is plenty of photography that is nothing but technical. Also, the technical side of photography is what drives the innovation to enable the
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This post is essentially a funding pitch for Spotify. I talks a lot about they are going to try and kill the open podcast ecosystem but no evidence that they are making any progress. The podcast ecosystem is very different from other media
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6y ago
How is this not a blatant violation of FERPA?
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6y ago
in the meantime, https://github.com/icloud-photos-downloader/icloud_photos_do... has been pretty reliable for me.
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6y ago
If slow is what you are looking for, there has finally been some movement on building controllers for bog-standard e-ink panels like you find in kindles. Refresh rate is far below the 75hz in this project, but the price is too. my 10 second
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6y ago
if i give you a dollar and you give it back to me 7 billion times, 14 billion in volume occurred with $1. some percentage of this is tomfoolery that triggers cascades in the HFT space and create a lot of volume without much sound.
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6y ago
Hardly. The centos streams definition of rolling release bears no resemblance to arch’s definition. Centos streams will effectively be a point release ahead of RHEL and substantially behind on security releases.
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6y ago
I'd recommend anybody truly curious about this check out ep383 of the Linux Unplugged podcast. Its the only serious analysis of the shift, with people in the know, that I have seen. No, its not all roses and sunshine but the 'comm
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6y ago
its an inherently hackable platform
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what on earth are you talking about? time is made up of seconds, minutes, hours... etc. reducing wait time increases productivity. The larger and more complex a project becomes, the more these delays compound. A sub $1k laptop with the the
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exactly. Even an incomplete map with somewhat limited resolution makes navigation a hell of a lot easier than flying blind. This effectively is a data reduction solution-- if you have a fuzzy shape of the thing you are trying to model, and
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6y ago
or cryptominers
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the TLDR is: better, but you lose important features like autofocus.
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no real idea, but my guess is that its likely true that mRNA fragment production is cheaper, but inactivated vector manufacturing is already scaled up and out globally and mRNA is not-- existing labs around the world can maybe be more easil
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So end-of-life releases that have been replaced with newer builds? Any application that doesn't survive the progression of technology doesn't deserve to-- software requires maintenance. We expect hardware to get bigger/faster
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man, i feel completely the opposite. Once I realized there was a world outside of the IoT 'products' with proprietary ecosystems and that I could build my own, I found this whole world that took me back in time to the early days w
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wow... uh science? for one.Smaller outfits and research groups that want to do rapidly iterate through modeling and simulation but don't have a datacenter. the A100 is about 11 times more performant than a p100 in HPC benchmarks. You
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Not all RAM is created equally. Better memory management means less RAM can be better than more RAM. Pair that with superfast flash storage for SWAP and you might not even be able to tell the difference between 16 and 32. Besides, this rele
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https://www.apple.com/macbook-pro-13/specs/ One external display with up to 6K resolution at 60Hz https://www.apple.com/mac-mini/specs/ One display with up to 6K resolutio
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This is absolutely horrifying
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Another reason why we need open primaries.
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> took huge inappropriate steps to suppress conservatives Despite the mountain of evidence to the contrary.
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newer stepper drivers have dramatically reduced noise. There have also been some pretty dramatic speed improvements made with newer motion control systems like CoreXY and Delta. its still several orders of magnitude faster and cheaper than
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I'm on a very low dose of lisdexamfetamine and i freaking haaaaate missing a dose. As I understand it, it is a precursor of dextroamphetamine and your body converts it into it slowly through a metabolic-like process-- so pretty similar
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probably because proper architecture (clustering, HA etc) and planning would have never made this an issue. This is still an extremely risky operation, hot swapping power and switching interfaces on the fly all while sitting on a cart in a
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I'd argue that very little is actually known about the A12Z hardware implementation details because there are not many out there and they are largely in the hands of folks trying to build their commercial software as fast as they can.
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pardon my ignorance, but how is QEMU not virtualization? There have been MacOS builds of KVM/QEMU for a couple of years now and I distinctly remember seeing that it had either been added or was being added to the base OS (google-fu is
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