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by something98 4y ago
I don’t see (from my iPad) how we would coordinate beyond the overlapping times. Specifically, how do we contact each other once a time is agreed upon?
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by something98 5y ago
I'm pointing out that everyone is comfortable with most files not being human-readable. And that it's a red herring to suggest that text is the longest-lived format. I'm sure my data could outlive text files if I "stored
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by something98 5y ago
I found this years ago: http://leoeditor.com/
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by something98 5y ago
Not universally true. But, regardless, most files are not text.
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by something98 5y ago
This argument always sounds superficial to me. 1) You can have corruption in files of any type. Text is no more robust to random bit flips. Pick a file format and there are often tools that can isolate the corruption to a small portion to r
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by something98 5y ago
I'm slowly, after a few "painful" experiences on either end of the pendulum, coming to see the wisdom in that position. Would you mind sharing how you, currently, find programming work at around 20hrs/wk?
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by something98 5y ago
This is true (and rarely mentioned); rodents don't get AD. But they can be genetically engineered to produce the proteins that researchers consider the hallmarks of AD. The fact that this is a circular definition never fails to frustra
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by something98 5y ago
Define better. Eink, lightweight, and perfectly sized for books. What is missing?
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by something98 5y ago
I'll check it out. Thank you.
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by something98 5y ago
Having been making a go at several of the suggested applications, which all use MD, I’m also starting to like it less and less. I find the side-by-side panes of some just a hilariously stupid waste of space. And the editors that at least do
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by something98 5y ago
Had to log in to correct a point made above. The paper does -not- say that the plaques are not removed over a 4 week period. The paper and supplement call out that at a 4-week follow up "there was no sign of residual tracer in brain ti
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by something98 6y ago
This! It’s been many years since I first started “adjusting” my processing circuits to understand all of the ways various English learners can mess up (and long ago started noticing similarities on what they consistently mess up, and their
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by something98 6y ago
I get so annoyed by authors that bury this point. Rodents are NOT tiny humans. Although there are some findings that carry over, there is much that does not.
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by something98 6y ago
I've got news for you. There never were any (well done) big studies that said the opposite. However, there were health authorities that repeated really bad "science" because it supported their preconceived notions.