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kozikow
5y ago
People look at the beta release of the software, and interpret flaws in an early version like a critical fundamental problems. I am pretty sure the new releases will contain features like better software license handling (e.g. 3 levels for
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kozikow
5y ago
Rosół is even better. Żurek may be too heavy in case of upset stomach.
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My mother is on Osimertinib for Adenocarcinoma with EGFR Exon 19del mutation. Oncologist only recommended Osimertinib without any additions. Oncologist won't recommend anything that hasn't been confirmed by Phase 3 study. Phase 3
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5y ago
"Cancer as a metabolic disease" seems to be getting popular, but traditional oncologists are very suspicious of those approaches. Cases like Steve Jobs gave them a bad reputation, but they should be considered as an addition to tr
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5y ago
For some reason, non-smoking lung cancer means 2-3x higher chance of finding a mutation that could be used for targeted therapy - e.g. EGFR, ALK, ROS1 and others. It doesn't mean that this mutation was present at birth, but at some poi
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5y ago
No radon risk in north-eastern Poland according to some Googling. Only risk factors was pneumonia many years ago and maybe a wood fireplace. Wood fireplace seemed properly insulated, chimney was regurarly inspected and no smoke escaped, but
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5y ago
My mother was recently diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. Never smoked, no alcohol. For 3 months doctors were diagnosing her coughing as probably covid related, even when tests came negative. Probably a lot more people got late cancer diag
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6y ago
Anyone I know can't stand using VR headset for more than few hours. The headset gets sweaty and I get dizzy. I don't think this is getting solved soon. And I don't see significant upgrade from 3 monitors with i3 anyway.
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6y ago
People manufacturing ammunition in the basement just put together gun powder, primers, bullets and cases. It would be really hard to manufacture any of those 4 individual pieces as a hobby.
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7y ago
A version that removes "one week average" as the latest value: https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/1852838
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7y ago
I just use a bread maker. Pour in a measured amount of 6 ingredients - it takes 2-3 mins max. Press a button and have a loaf of bread ready in 3-4 hours. You can even set it in the evening with a delay and have a freshly baked bread the min
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7y ago
Anyone did a comparison with orgzly+syncthing? I currently use orgzly and my only problem is that sometimes files get out of sync - I do not always have access to wifi.
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7y ago
Definitely less than 1/3, as older kids are more likely to go to day-care, but I couldn't find any data about age distribution at daycares...
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7y ago
I don't think that it implies that many Googlers are antivaxxers. MMR vaccine is given at 1 year, pre-school starts at 3 years. Making a rough assumption of uniform age-distribution at daycares, it's expected that about 1/3 o
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8y ago
Any plans for GPUs?
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8y ago
Brexit vote expressed people disagreement with bureaucracy and corruption like this, not with being a part of Europe.
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8y ago
In my case it was not buying a second car. Lyft is cheaper and more convinient.
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8y ago
In some companies, e.g. quantitative hedge funds, PhDs are a selling point by the company. If you have two equal hedge funds to invest in, you would probably put your money into one with more prestigious university Ph.D. quants. Edit: Or st
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8y ago
When I discuss with friends outside of Bay Area the electric scooters startups are one of symbols of Silicon Valley loosing the touch with reality. Not saying they are necessarily not viable, just that is how the rest of the world sees us.
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8y ago
An even harder and cooler problem to solve would be finding extra scenes. Sometimes subtitle or movie have slightly different "cut" (e.g. directors cut) and there are some extra scenes added. A similar algorithmic approach could b
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8y ago
Background, teeth, hair, edges are giveaways. I easily got 10/10 right.
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8y ago
https://outline.com/advb7U
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8y ago
For most startup founders, there is an alternative cost of well over $100K salary as an employee, especially for technical founders in the Bay Area. So lingering for many years is not so great of an option.
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8y ago
What's more, it's also probably because companies at YC are generally later stage now. It's not unusual now to see companies well past launch or even product market fit prior to YC.
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8y ago
So why not scramble the training set during the training as negative examples to force network to learn more "global" features?
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8y ago
Build the central piece. If that succeeds, later expand to SF-LA?
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8y ago
https://deusex.fandom.com/wiki/Neuropozyne
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On track to "Deus ex: human revolution" in 2027. Human prosthetics augmentation is a centerpiece of the story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oTSX_csbQY .
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My solution is unsubscribing from subreddits that are too clickbaity and do not "educate" me. I sometimes realize "Reddit is too fun today", "oh yeah, I am logged out".
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8y ago
It's quite hard to avoid "disguised and illegal race-based underwriting", so expect some lawsuits soon. Even something as simple as a zip code is too biased, so an attorney shut it down in a project I was working on.
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