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by l33tman 5y ago
Going down this route, it strikes me as more feasible to find lattice effects or nano-scale effects facilitating cold fusion than warp fields. After all fusion itself is at least provably existing, just difficult to arrange.
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by l33tman 5y ago
I read the new paper and I'm familiar reading physics articles. It strikes me almost as GPT-3 generated in places.. It certainly would not be accepted in its current form by any peer review process in a high impact journal. I'm su
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by l33tman 5y ago
Klarna has been aggressive in trying to push consumers into acknowledging Klarna to pull from their accounts lately. People are used to Klarna here (Sweden), with their "pay on invoice in 14 days for no additional fee" since long,
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by l33tman 5y ago
The aggregated over-mortality rate for Sweden at this point puts it in the lower part among the EU, at place 21 of 31 compared countries IIRC. The covid-related death-count at 15000 has been more or less constant since May even while it&#x2
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by l33tman 5y ago
I think he refers to that you can customize the table Django sets up to handle the m2m which normally is "hidden" (i.e. you don't define it explicitly). But if you want to track for example the time a relation was set up, you
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by l33tman 5y ago
Typical borg run: Original size Compressed size Deduplicated size This archive: 167.99 GB 136.78 GB 53.85 MB All archives: 2.93 TB 2.38 TB
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by l33tman 5y ago
Yes, dedup of blocks :)
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by l33tman 5y ago
Borg locally in combination with rclone to AWS (or other) works very well, compression and deblocking.
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by l33tman 5y ago
To be honest, it looks pretty weird... the eyes are asymmetrical.. The Snap filter that does something similar to this looks much better, is live, and doesn't use a ton of deep learning I think :)
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by l33tman 5y ago
Just a clarification for gmail: gmail removes the . characters but not what's after. You need the + trick for that purpose.
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by l33tman 5y ago
It should be noted that this contains pure speculation on the part of how much of the actual information processing in the neurons is optimally required given the total information processing to be done vs what is required given the biologi
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by l33tman 5y ago
Just noting that this is long and incredibly basic. It doesn't cover anything about spectrograms for example despite the subject title.
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by l33tman 5y ago
A lot of people are perfectly comfortable with wearing glasses. All surgical procedures carry some non-zero risk and you have to weight the risk benefit ratio which is different for all patients.
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by l33tman 5y ago
T2-weighted imaging is definitely used in medical settings. Generally MR is good for soft tissue and nervous system diagnosis and T2 is good because it gives contrast between otherwise very similar intensity regions in the brain for example
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by l33tman 5y ago
I would agree with you if the case was some sort of web service in general, but a GPU server that is only used in-house to run some common pyTorch training jobs is very simple to buy and install and run. Those cloud credits are going to get
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by l33tman 5y ago
The trim can be controlled by an electrical motor in the 737, and the MCAS system in question here controls that motor, so you could argue its part of a FBW system (but I guess normally you refer to the main flight surfaces which are not FB
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by l33tman 5y ago
"Our work replaces the traditional components of sensing, mapping, and planning with a single function that is represented by a neural network. This increases the system’s robustness against sensor noise and reduces the processing late
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by l33tman 5y ago
If the monomer is completely unstable by itself, and wouldn't fold, I'm pretty sure 5 of them are not going to fold simultaneously into a multimer. So it would be a good guess that the monomers are going to fold first into somethi
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by l33tman 5y ago
As an example, the majority of current drug targets are membrane proteins, of which most are multimers, which makes stuff like this a key part of predicting important protein complexes. Membrane proteins are also notoriously difficult to ge
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by l33tman 5y ago
You can make erroneous money transfers and it doesn't automatically count as a gift, the receiver can be liable if the amount makes it obvious it's an error for example and she won't return it. I'm sure this differs betw
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Searching the Internet for evidence of time travelers (2013)(thewinnower.com)
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by l33tman 5y ago
Notably none of the Google Docs cloud apps have any save button or option.
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by l33tman 5y ago
Seems like the right strategy. A chargeback request automatically implies a $25 fee for the merchant if I remember correctly (read this on Braintree long ago). I'd expect any merchant will want to avoid disputes/chargeback request
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by l33tman 5y ago
Well that 24/7 db server is not going to back up itself and maintain itself when the HW fails or the power goes out. This is not trivial/cheap to assure and maintain. Likewise with hosting your own S3. The value is not in the HW r
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by l33tman 5y ago
China is a billion people economy, it's a strong opinion to say that "everything out of china is the same crap". You can order anything for manufacture there at any quality point and nobody forces a dept store to order the ex
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by l33tman 5y ago
This is just a bad article, you can always find a couple of people to interview who just HAVE to live in the most central area in the most popular city and then complain that it's difficult to get a cheap apartment. There were new stri
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by l33tman 5y ago
But won't the mucosa learn to produce the IgA antibodies when you get exposed the next time though? The virus is going to be endemic forever, all who got and will get the vaccine are going to get exposed again and again. In other words
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by l33tman 5y ago
Yes you can do all of this on AWS with Route 53, AWS CLI/API and AWS fine-grained policies. You can integrate it with the Lets Encrypt pre/post hooks and setup domain-specific keys for each specific update server.
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by l33tman 5y ago
It doesn't work that way, it just makes you come up in the "target" destination's searches but it still will say "678 km away" etc. So it's explicit and obvious to all who sees your profile. It's a go
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by l33tman 5y ago
Fun fact: the tracker songs recorded from real amigas (or faithful emulations) have a certain nuance to the samples which you learn to recognize, due to that everybody disabled the D/A low-pass filter back in the day, which is normally

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