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by soligern 3y ago
We’re not at a point where this can be a human free pipeline, but I bet you could make this work with 1-2 humans in the pipeline that review instead of the 100 you would traditionally need.
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by soligern 3y ago
You get what you want.
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by soligern 3y ago
Nothing you would have to abide by if you’re not part of the local community.
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by soligern 3y ago
That hits hard. Atleast they can’t reasonably base insurance premiums on the gene set of your third cousin, not for most health conditions anyway.
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by soligern 3y ago
The ebook reader on calibre is literally a frame with almost no border. There is nothing to discuss regarding UI/UX. There is nothing extraneous. You can’t even see the frame if you go full screen.
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by soligern 3y ago
Name one new Netflix show with a male lead you can actually look up to.
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by soligern 3y ago
Why? Windows is not inherently less secure than MacOS or Linux.
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by soligern 3y ago
I don’t see how an ebook reader can look “dated”. It’s literally displaying your text, with your chosen font in a frame.
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by soligern 3y ago
Just take a look at the new content, this isn’t a recommendation problem. This is a problem with the show greenlighters all being women for the most part over the last couple of years. Even international films are only allowed on the platfo
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by soligern 3y ago
I’m probably going to get downvoted for this but Netflix is geared towards women. Everything is a female protagonist, the males in their shows are effeminate and there is next to no nudity that isn’t accompanied by some sort of feminist scr
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by soligern 3y ago
Then how can Starbucks, Chipotle etc. blatantly shut down stores in response to unionization?
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by soligern 3y ago
How do you fire people? Do you just get voted off the island? There would need to be managers.
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by soligern 3y ago
Do they explicitly say they’re only looking to match protein coding regions? I would imagine attempting the entire genome as much as possible.
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by soligern 3y ago
I regularly need to divide to build bookshelves out of 4x8 plywood sheets.
45.
by soligern 3y ago
But say you have to divide a 8 3/8” board into 5 parts. That turns into an ugly 771/40. What do you even do with that using an imperial measuring tape?
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by soligern 3y ago
There is a reservoir so it is instant on. The flow is reasonable, you can fill a glass of water in 5-7 seconds. I have to replace the membranes every 6 months. Waste water disposal is hidden so I’m not sure how much gets discarded. Flexible
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by soligern 3y ago
I use reverse osmosis well water, all stainless steel cooking utensils, buy my meat from a farm and only buy fresh veggies. I only drink out of glass and use glass containers for storage. That’s about as much as I can handle and I think tha
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by soligern 3y ago
Easier to type into any general purpose calculator. It’s also so much more accurate when trying to enter into any CAD/CAM software. It’s also easier to add up 10 different decimal numbers than the same number of mixed numbers.
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by soligern 3y ago
What good is a mile to begin with. Just use kms and then we have a nice round figure. Being from the US and as someone that does a lot of woodworking, I’m very used to inches but I can’t do anything beyond basic calculations in inches and a
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by soligern 3y ago
It depends. When I was young I could spend hours coding and it felt amazing and like a great use of my time. Now in my 30s? No way, writing detailed code and spending all my time in front of the screen feels like I’m throwing away my life.
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by soligern 3y ago
It’s honestly not that hard to get the gene set you’re looking for in a single cell. It’s may take tens of thousands of attempts for it to be exactly what they’re looking for but it’s possible with current technology.
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by soligern 3y ago
It’s literally in the article. In an African elephant.
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by soligern 3y ago
Boomer immigrants bring their old world practices with them. A handful of isolated incidents indicative of a practice on its way out. Modi the current PM of India is from a low caste. The president of India is from a low caste.
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by soligern 3y ago
It seems almost impossible to get and keep a wall at 1000 C for several hours using primitive technology. The only way I can imagine is building a clay/mud oven around the entire wall and then having people pump massive bellows for an
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by soligern 3y ago
Yes, but without the US I doubt Western Europe can hold back the tide.
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by soligern 3y ago
Yeah but where are the Ukrainians going to get the electronic components? I’m sure some pieces of cardboard are not the limiting factor here.
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by soligern 3y ago
The disappearing system that can’t maintain itself in cities because no one knows anyone’s origin?
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by soligern 3y ago
The Indian government explicitly refuses foreign aid. The money the UK sends is to NGOs. It’s also a pittance.
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by soligern 3y ago
I have to say, the pictures on that article and others online aren’t particularly convincing. I wonder if you could pull this off in the modern world. It would be amazing to see sheer walls of granite, completely fused together as one solid
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by soligern 3y ago
Definitely not advocating for bullying, just pointing out that you can’t harken back to antiquity and call homeschooling a continuation of that paradigm in this particular sense.

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