l33tman

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by l33tman 5y ago
I think it might be a mistake of dividing the options into two camps, Uber and all other taxi companies, by now.. There are a LOT of IT solutions any taxi company can rent that gets them a lot (or most?) of the Uber features (except the bra
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by l33tman 5y ago
Interesting, been annoyed about this for years. I'm bookmarking things both in Chrome and on the Samsung internet mobile browser and neither prioritizes my bookmarks when I start typing something in the search bar. It actually seems co
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by l33tman 5y ago
I think the EU timeout for the proved infection is 6 months unfortunately. So someone in the EU decided that a COVID infection's protection only lasts 6 months.
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by l33tman 5y ago
Decoherence theory explains that if you have an entangled system that is not sufficiently isolated it will pull in the environment (including the researchers) quickly into the superposition. This explains why a human won't see a "
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by l33tman 5y ago
You're just moving forward the limit a bit by the proposed experiment - if it works (like is generally assumed I think), the sceptics will just say that the breakdown limit is higher than the mass of the glass-beads.. :)
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by l33tman 5y ago
4. You already have had COVID-19 and feel the added (minor) protection by 1-2 vaccine shots gets you into more cons than pros.
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by l33tman 5y ago
I've heard it expressed numerous times that the zero-sum-game argument is a fallacy. There are a lot of foundations and donors that pick among projects and might just hold on to their money if a suitable project to fund is not availabl
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by l33tman 5y ago
It's just expanding circular waves of activity on the retina. Don't read too much into the articles clickbait headline :)
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by l33tman 5y ago
As a complete tangent, I recently heard a podcast [1] with Frank Wilczek, inventor of so called time-crystals, where he discussed materials where waves can propagate according to a rich enough set of rules to essentially "simulate&quot
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by l33tman 5y ago
To put this into context, retinal waves (essentially self-propagating excitations along the retina) pre-birth have been known to exist and help neural organization for what must be 20-30 years. What's new in this paper is that they add
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by l33tman 5y ago
These primal reflex arcs are suppressed by pyramidal circuits from the brain as they mature, essentially overriding them. This is one set of neurological tests of damage to the higher spinal cord/brain in adults; those reflexes can re-
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by l33tman 5y ago
It does. I'm not sure what the poster above is referring to.
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by l33tman 5y ago
You know I tend to agree with the previous poster, not that it's a hack, but that I've always felt its a bit backward reasoning. You say the physics should be invariant under curvature of the field, but it isn't unless you ad
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by l33tman 5y ago
I do agree with this but would add that you wouldn't want to do static docking to a single protein and sidechain configuration anyway so you're bound to find a usable forcefield. The incoming structure (ideally!) only needs to fal
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by l33tman 5y ago
I would hazard a guess here that taking the parameters and continuing training constitutes "using" the parameters. Then when you get the subpoena you would have to explain the thousands of emails and slack messages discussing how
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by l33tman 5y ago
I've been doing protein pharma research and the structure is only a first step, then years of figuring out the kinematics and dynamics of the protein, figuring out how it works , how all the natural ligands bind and affect the kinemat
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by l33tman 5y ago
I think the issue is that a lot of devs won't care, they are contractors and some project leader calls and says something is down, they see a failed hash, download it again and restart.. and the hash check in the first place was probab
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by l33tman 5y ago
Nature has re-used existing folds all over the place (partially because of genetic mutation but also because it's improbable to come up with stable folds from scratch by evolution I would guess), this was encapsulated by earlier award-
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by l33tman 5y ago
You are misrepresenting Sentry pretty heavily here. It's an old crash reporting system and it works well. You can install it on premises completely for free and don't use any of the SaaS stuff. Your data never leaves your data cen
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by l33tman 5y ago
The impact is that 20% of Sweden's food supply is locked out. This is larger than what it seems, not just for Swedish meatballs - the underlying Kaseya hack is global. It's truly scary that you can get into these kinds of situatio
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by l33tman 5y ago
Later in the video at 4:48 approx he demonstrates the nav computer GUI in the cockpit and I cringed when he used the touchscreen and there was a lag of about 2-5 (!) seconds after every interaction. My... god.... I kind of almost heard the
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by l33tman 5y ago
You can't even click on the techcrunch link if you have uMatrix, it's blocked due to their redirect tracking. TC (and some other notable sites, I think engadget and others) employs a tracking-by-redirect scheme through https:&#x2
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by l33tman 5y ago
The point f6v was making (I think) was that the same argument above, against using something else, was used by the email users of the day ("everybody is using email, why should I use ICQ or MSN etc."). But then eventually the tide
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by l33tman 5y ago
This (and its follow up papers) have already been discussed multiple times here. Don't have the links handy though..
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by l33tman 6y ago
Youtube visualization of the additional new data the study contributed (eBOSS): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTlYUxucEZA The linked phys.org article btw didn't say very much. Would be nice with a summary of the actu
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by l33tman 6y ago
At its essence, in the modern understanding, a force is an emergent phenomena arising out of the fact that a world (a spacetime filled with your particles) where two particles of opposite charge seem to move towards each other is more proba
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by l33tman 6y ago
I went through this when setting up wlan in a new office some years ago, looked at roaming APs etc.. finally I just bought 4 consumer Asus routers on the same SSID, worked fine for all our purposes at least.
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by l33tman 6y ago
I get a umatrix block just by even trying to click on this. It redirects to advertising.com?
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by l33tman 6y ago
Shut up and take my moo-ney!
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by l33tman 6y ago
It's a very interesting article but yes, they need to lead with at least some youtube links to actual examples of what they're explaining otherwise you might as well just put up the PDF and nothing else.

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