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by jcims 4y ago
Awesome, thank you!
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by jcims 4y ago
>On most air conditioning compressors today, a scroll plate compressor is used, which doesn't have the unloading problem of the piston type of compressor. Just replied to the same comment wondering if this has changed. I used to he
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by jcims 4y ago
That starting coil can get stalled too, esp if head pressure is still very high. I did HVAC 30 years ago and back then you could reliably thermal-trip residential and commercial systems by simply turning them off then back on within 10-15
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by jcims 4y ago
Might help to add what you're trying to get from the expansion. Also where existing staff is located, as coordinating schedules goes from mildly annoying on the east coast to materially difficult on the west coast.
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by jcims 4y ago
You might not be the target audience though, eh?
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by jcims 4y ago
I suppose. Obviously if these findings hold for humans we could all be impacted. I just think it's important to differentiate what is caused by the nanoparticle delivery mechanism and what is caused by the mRNA. For example it's
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by jcims 4y ago
That and unvaxxed blood donations. Makes me wonder if there will be a market for frozen sperm/blood to bank to avoid downstream impact from this kind of thing.
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by jcims 4y ago
This is a point that I think is being missed. It's about the package, not the product.
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by jcims 4y ago
Reminds me of this RadioLab episode about a company that loiters over areas with a high resolution imaging platform that allows them to 'rewind' from the scene of a crime to see where the suspects came from: https://rad
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by jcims 4y ago
Open it up until you’re just barely ‘purring’ on exhale then gently but quickly start to inhale (think of your breath as the bow on a violin). There will be a slight timbre change but cats have that too. It sounds more like a dragon purrin
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by jcims 4y ago
Yep! I’m guessing one of the openly available models would do similarly as well. Obviously more expensive compute-wise, results are pretty good though.
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by jcims 4y ago
GPT-3 does a much better job of sentiment analysis. Parts in italics are output from GPT-3 ------------ I am a sentiment measurement bot. I take arbitrary text input at the INPUT: prompt then reply with a SENTIMENT: output that includes a
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by jcims 4y ago
IMHO he is a bit full of himself but I'm still glad he's there.
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by jcims 4y ago
Banks hand out VP positions like candy. Executive Director and/or Managing Director are more inline with tech industry VP/SVP positions.
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by jcims 4y ago
Did they get bought by a bank? I may have been on the other side of that lol.
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by jcims 4y ago
Probably has no relevance for the research in question but viruses are a very effective way to deliver CRISPR-based therapies. It's conceivable to implant the mRNA of a vaccine similar to what was used for COVID-19 into a transmissible
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by jcims 4y ago
Eh, a rogue planet could convert the earth into a small asteroid belt.
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by jcims 4y ago
They aren't a monolith but there is a pretty large overlap between the set of scientists that would be negatively impacted by major policy changes in virus research and those who's opinion is considered useful in the discussion of
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by jcims 4y ago
I wonder if you could borrow against it. 36MM in the future is a nice thing but doesn't pay your bills today.
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by jcims 4y ago
Their annual revenue is ~$180M. If any appreciable portion of their student body turns on them it's going to start to hurt very quickly. A sober assessment says that very few students would actually leave but there's a tail risk
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by jcims 4y ago
At ~$40k a semester the student body is for the most part operating in a nerfed universe.
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by jcims 4y ago
I've done quite a bit of work with Oberlin College over the years. Some great people there and the campus is beautiful, but the culture is primed for this kind of reaction and I get the impression that the administration doesn't
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by jcims 4y ago
Not exactly what you're describing, but the F150 Lightning has a feature called 'Pro Power Onboard' that provides up to 9.6kw of power on 240v and 120v outlets in the bed. This is plenty of power to run a welder, air compres
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by jcims 4y ago
Capabilities like the textual inversion post from yesterday is going to really push story illustration into high gear. https://github.com/hlky/sd-enable-textual-inversion https://news.ycombinator.com/it
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by jcims 4y ago
Future Farmers of America had something similar.
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by jcims 4y ago
Totally agree. Particularly if it becomes tidally locked and you end up with a ring-shaped habitable zone that's out of the direct heating/radiation of the sun and fed by convective currents coming from the cold side.
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by jcims 4y ago
It's diameter is ~112k miles, or roughly 2% of the distance to its star. It's hard to imagine the amount of chaos in that atmosphere. I would think all of the churn from the gravitational gradient would end up effectively tidall
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by jcims 4y ago
I've been out of the race for about 7 years but had this exact same realization and agree with your position 100%.
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by jcims 4y ago
My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.
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by jcims 4y ago
Try adding your favorite team or holiday at the beginning of the prompt.

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