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by siver_john 5y ago
Just imagining the mathematics SWAT team coming through the door and swatting the marker out of one of my physics profs' hands when they went from ydy/dx=x -> ydy=xdx as if they were simply re-arranging a fraction, made me chuc
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Anyone who is going to be buying PoS from Square at a rate greater than just the phone attachment reader, this won't be sufficient for. Using a phone for a business you personally run is fine, using a phone as the central point of your
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>Actually, a whole lot of recombinant approaches have moved to human trials (along with viral vector approaches). I should have been more clear here, I meant specifically trials of what I presume could have been attempted if the vaccine
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Strictly speaking you can, and not knowing the exact reasons this approach is moved to human trials where others have not, I can only conjecture. However, the mRNA vaccine may be more stable in a way that makes it easier to make or store or
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by siver_john 5y ago
To be fair when I push the meme I do it because I personally dislike Pineapple, I sincerely don't care what people put on their personal pizza, just don't put it on mine. Counter, I have enjoyed Brussel Sprouts on pizza and I feel
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With respect to why the developer of this particular developer went the way he did, he specifically wanted to give people the feeling of working with a modular synth. So while strictly speaking it may be "better" that was not the
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1) The original linked article is not a link to a scientific work. Therefore it's credence should be taken with a grain of salt as news articles need clicks more than they need boring sounding article titles. 2) In science often abstra
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by siver_john 5y ago
I'm responding to this because I think this comment misses the point of the exercise. Why give so great emphasis in translating this work? Because it is current. The subtlety of Japanese culture and importance in the language can often
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As the patron saint of my state, I'd also point out that she has used the money from her music to invest in other things. She is quite a shrewd business woman and I think even with 10 years she would have been fine. Though I think 20 y
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by siver_john 5y ago
This kind of reminds me of a short project from a guy I knew in college: https://github.com/AndrewBelt/WiTeX
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Why Are There Upper Case and Lower Case Letters? [video](youtube.com)
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Earth Floor Sealed with Oil (2019)(youtube.com)
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It reminded me of my days in college where professors encouraged us to use Matlab. A variety of reasons made me not like it but one of them for sure was the realization that the moment I left college Matlab would no longer be "free&quo
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I think you may be thinking of the physics Nobel Prize which is work related to climate change, the chemistry has no direct relation.
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I think the importance of organocatalysts besides being potentially less "harsh" is that they can also be more selective in what reactions they allow, which would be important in getting to those polymers. For example most of the
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As someone who sits on the bounds of a lot of fields, I have to say it is surprising what many scientists think are "common knowledge." So having never seen your presentation I would question whether it is even a scientific litera
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I believe the point is more from a relatively "simple" molecule you can have catalytic reactions that don't require metal or complex protein systems. When applied to the observation about life means that random organic compou
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Never had seen Hugin before, I was wondering how people did that open source recently. And with respect to color management and Wayland with the rumored next release of nvidia drivers potentially supporting Wayland that's about the onl
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I know for Tensorflow, ROCm keeps their own docker image you can pull against. Though iirc ROCm isn't supported on recent consume level cards which I find incredulous that wasn't a goal to have working from launch.
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A lot of it from what I can tell is American exceptionalism. That we are special and unique and therefore what goes on in the rest of the world simply does not matter. Often this is rephrased as the U.S. is too big or too diverse compared t
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As someone who tried e-readers back around the original Kindle launched, I ended up just giving it to my grandmother because it wasn't as satisfying to read as an actual book. Recently however I gave them another shot (specifically the
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Pentel is probably one of the most common mechanical pencil companies in the US and is Japanese. They are so common in fact I didn't even know this till I was in a Japanese language class in college and my professor asked me where my p
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by siver_john 5y ago
So the Baker Lab out of Seattle has actually been working on that exact problem for a while now. There suit of programs for doing this type of work is called Rosetta and I know they have generated at least one protein from scratch.
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As someone who's background is biology and physics and who does ML work as well. This is an incredibly optimistic view of ML. >Of course, it really only works if the scientists are able to understand data and how to use ML, which is
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While nanoparticles could correspond to viral like carriers. The reason you probably wouldn't want to naively use viral particles is because any viral particle that would likely attack the body naturally would also trigger the immune s
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I have fulfilled my responsibility (in the parent) just in case this is easier to see.
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If you're still curious, the podcast is Trash Taste which is a bunch of friends talking about their lives really but they had an animator on their for an episode[0], the entirety of the podcast is 2 hours long and the mention of blende
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I think I saw in a podcast with someone from the anime industry that it is being used for digital animation by some people there. So I definitely believe it is making inroads. NVIDIA has also included it into omniverse as a first class citi
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From reading the press release. It appears as if Canonical will just handle support contracts with external companies. Basically they will have a help desk or something if those companies/their employees are having issues with Blender.
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I would have probably put my Zojirushi but I got it seven years ago (and am in awe at that fact now that I've typed it). And it's worked more or less flawlessly that whole time, it failing only due to user error. Just if you lose

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