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Lake Karachay perhaps the most polluted place on the planet could kill in hours
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Except some bosses use their business as personal assets. A personal jet is a good example
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Haha! An experiment you know will work is not an experiment!
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It is rather vague, but I have the same impression. So N=2
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There is going to be a rough transition. Suppose I live in Oklahoma, which accepts driver's licenses in Apply Wallet. So I leave my physical driver's license at home. Later my friend in Texas calls, so I cross state lines and the
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Natural selection doesn't care about what looks pretty, only that it works. A modern operating system is millions of lines of code. Do you think it is possible that some of the code are no longer used but nobody dares remove it?
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Job Candidate: So how much vacation time do you offer? Interviewer: We offer one-month paid vacation with your co-workers at an exotic location of our choosing. Oh, and we decide when you take those vacations
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How do you know the results are basically made up ? Have you compared AlphaFold's predictions to your experimental data. I think you are right that most of the predictive power derives from super-enhanced multiple sequence alignments,
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I would be happy working on a grand project exploring a distance moon, contributing to humanities future knowledge, and building that future, even if it takes decades. I think it would be a life well-spent But if the probe blew up that woul
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Open access link: https://rdcu.be/cpcpv
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Constraints in T-cell repertoire selection predicted by machine learning
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> "Not all infinities are equal" In other words, there are different categories of infinite, and it might be inappropriate to represent infinity with just one symbol! This article is about how many types of infinity might exist
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I would be seriously worried about something falling off a car that the plane hits during takeoff
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Distill has been an amazing journal, and I appreciate the analysis for suspending operations. Distill provides a detailed explanation of what didn’t work
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I can’t wait to get home and try this out. Does it work with duplos?
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Everyone seems to be focusing on your first comment at the dose must to be limited to 30 µg to avoid lipid toxicities. But the second issue is an even bigger issue—-the immune system will remove cells expressing proteins not found in the pa
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We will only reach a singularity with respect to coding. There are many important problems beyond computer coding like engineering and biology and so on
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Humans are more than pattern matchers because we do not passively receive and imitate information. We learn cause and effect by perturbing our environment, which is not possible by passively examining data. An AI agent can interact with a
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I see a different path forward based on the success of AlphaGo. This looks like a clever example of supervised learning. But supervised learning doesn't get you cause and effect, it is just pattern matching. To get at cause and effect,
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I am blown away but not scared for my job... yet. I suspect the AI is only as good as the training examples from Github. If so, then this AI will never generate novel algorithms. The AI is simply performing some really amazing pattern match
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I think of information theory as an entirely new branch of mathematics because it represents a new way of quantitatively thinking. Calculus provided a different way to think about problems separate from geometry. Information theory let’s me
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It always forgets for me even when I’m logged in
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Free Article: https://rdcu.be/cmt4E
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Computationally identify T cells the body removes to prevent autoimmune disease
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Open access link: https://rdcu.be/cmt4E
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Reconstituting T cell receptor selection in-silico
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That’s right. You can’t get at causation by passively looking at data. You need an intervention. One stage of a clinical trial looks at safety by giving some people the vaccine and other people a placebo. You then look for excess deaths in
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So are vaccinations causing excess deaths? Just remember that correlations to not imply causation. To understand why, imagine repeating this analysis using a sliding window with a width of one year. In the last year, you will see an increas
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