mrweiner

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by mrweiner 3y ago
Yeah that’s crazy to me as well
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by mrweiner 3y ago
Gives me Minority Report vibes. Which…probably isn’t good.
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by mrweiner 3y ago
Because this whole thread is about how a specific company is using blockchain in the context of their business. The business context is relevant. This is a biosciences company and their tools are meant to be used in the context of scientifi
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by mrweiner 3y ago
So let’s say 1000 scientific papers were published, and we want to see how two proteins relate to one another based on those papers. When I say underlying data or “where the data came from,” I’m referring to the papers. Those 1000 papers wo
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by mrweiner 3y ago
Also, here’s where some of my reference comes from, if a diagram is helpful. Downloaded from telegram and uploaded here: https://ibb.co/5rBnTsv
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by mrweiner 3y ago
If I understand your question, it’s just a part of their data pipeline. So a new paper is published, they ingest it, and then their language modeling/analysis/etc see that, and your dataset is updated. Presumably what caused the c
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by mrweiner 3y ago
Sorry, didn’t mean to make it jargony. The licensing API key part is fairly straightforward. A customer holds X amount of the token in their crypto wallet, and then the wallet address is used as an API key. Different service levels, etc, ca
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by mrweiner 3y ago
A company called Vectorspace Biosciences/Vectorspace AI’s revenue and technology model is based largely on crypto/blockchain. They’re focused on helping to facilitate scientific discovery through what’s essentially AI data analysi
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by mrweiner 3y ago
$technology is the future of $industry, says CEO implementing $technology in $industry.
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by mrweiner 3y ago
Any idea what the reason for that is? Is it simply because the shallows are darker and colder?
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by mrweiner 3y ago
Ah, good on ya!
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by mrweiner 3y ago
Why are you working at all during what was your commuting time? You weren’t getting paid for those 7.5-10 hours before, so you’re in a worse position now unless your pay increased commensurate with the extra hours. That should have translat
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by mrweiner 3y ago
Iirc, an issue with this and e.g putting it in the fridge is potential for condensation. Probably worth looking into before putting your machine on ice.
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by mrweiner 3y ago
> In his journal from December 1826, Audubon laments the ecological changes that are taking place before him as a result of habitat destruction and over-poaching: “A century hence, they will not be there as I see them. Nature will have b
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by mrweiner 3y ago
Not sure whether you just made a typo, but the saying is “putting the cart before the horse,” not the “card.”
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by mrweiner 3y ago
Fruit is sweet.
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by mrweiner 3y ago
Logic Pro has a plugin for this. Been years since I used it, but I think it was called a “formant shifter” or something to that effect
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by mrweiner 3y ago
Stream chat https://getstream.io/pricing/
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by mrweiner 3y ago
My partner and I struggle with this. They’d like to live a bit further out of the city, have some land and some goats, and I’d love having a creek nearby, but the reality is that we like going out to music and vegan restaurants, and living
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by mrweiner 3y ago
Ah, yeah I can see how big band would be a totally different beast.
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by mrweiner 3y ago
My jazz group would just take any paper sheets and either re-transcribe them or take photos/scans, send em to Dropbox, and then read them in forScore. Our whole repertoire was in Dropbox in case we had somebody sit in on a gig who need
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by mrweiner 3y ago
I’m not terribly familiar with the text to image tools, but you can provide source images as baseline, right? I’d wager that if you’re able to create a baseline image to feed in, your results will be better. The better the input, the better
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by mrweiner 3y ago
I’ve always heard it referred to as serial monogamy, as in a series of monogamous relationships. Either way, don’t see how calling it “modern” adds anything to the understanding of monogamy. Does anybody really hear monogamy and think that
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by mrweiner 3y ago
Do you know how that non commercial license differs from BSL? I’m getting ready to release a product and trying to figure out licensing.
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by mrweiner 3y ago
Anybody want to drop in and burst my bubble? This sounds very promising!
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by mrweiner 3y ago
That’s a misconception - hair and nails don’t continue growing after death. Retraction of the skin makes it appear as though they do. https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20130526-do-your-nails-gr...
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by mrweiner 3y ago
Ah, global emissions. I was confused because you’d responded to the comment about US emissions. Thanks for clarifying.
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by mrweiner 3y ago
How’s your math work? If they sequester 1 million per year and we produce 5,600 million per year, 10,000 of these would capture nearly 2x one year of emissions, not 1/3.
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by mrweiner 3y ago
Also: “The Texas project will be led by the American company Occidental and other partners, including Carbon Engineering. It could be developed to eliminate up to 30 million tons of CO2 per year, according to a statement from Occidental.” A
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by mrweiner 3y ago
I use Firefox to log into cloudflare without issue. Surely there’s something else going on other than monopolistic collaboration.

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