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5y ago
But that is not the case according to the paper. The virus is RNA based whereas the vaccines at issue are DNA based. The problem as described by the paper is: > the viral piece of DNA [of Adenovirus based vaccines] - deriving from an RNA
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5y ago
Very impressive especially considering Filip is only 19 and this was his first project using custom PCBs. I'd love to know how he discovered and solved the timing bug.
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> So what are we supposed to do in a world that’s gone mad? Our symbiotic relationship with the internet has imprinted its glitches into our minds. The internet is a collective consciousness, and its mental health remains unchecked as it
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5y ago
For comparison, A68 which broke up near South Georgia earlier this year was 5664 sq km. This one (A76) is 4320 sq km.
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5y ago
Could you give some specific examples of potential customers who have expressed an interest in an open source satellite constellation? I would guess a company like Matrix.org might be a good fit.
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5y ago
These things are not innate, they are learnt. You are essentially saying you can only learn to cook if you already know how to cook. Obviously this is not true otherwise no one would ever learn to cook. To develop the intuition for flavour
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5y ago
It's not quite clear from the article, but is this a stock Hyundai Nexo or was it modified to add more fuel tanks? The stock range of the car is 413 miles or 664km, so how exactly was this new record achieved?
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5y ago
Sorry I misinterpreted then. I thought you were dismissing it out of negativity but actually it's worse - you actually made a judgement that you knew more than the authors of the study.
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They were specifically trying to classify sex because it is something that experts cannot already do: > While our deep learning model was specifcally designed for the task of sex prediction, we emphasize that this task has no inherent c
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5y ago
The paper is about 4 pages long - it takes about as long as it to you to write that comment as it does to skim through and learn that what you mentioned is exactly why they did the study: > While our deep learning model was specifcally d
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5y ago
Did you convince your girlfriend's sister that it was a scam?
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Ok that makes sense - I think the best solution in that case is to try to think of a word that you may have used around that time and search for that - then if you get the right year you can at least scroll from there. Even so, I think What
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5y ago
If you have a partner on a similarly decent salary, then probably quite comfortably. If you are the only significant earner, then probably not that comfortably. I managed to buy a 2-bed flat in zone 2 in 2013 for £400k but it has no garden
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I'm not quite sure I understand why you would need to scroll for 25 minutes to find an old message in WhatsApp when search is available.
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Specifically Flutter 2 which was announced recently and introduces the "web" target and is based on <canvas>.
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I agree to some extent here. I think it's perhaps better in general that employees raise their specific needs very clearly with their employers and if they feel like they are not being listened to then they should start to look to fi
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5y ago
I think it would be mis-leading to specify what his crime was. If he had, it might be interpreted as trying to say that he didn't deserve to be treated the way he was treated simply because his crime was relatively minor. In fact, I th
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There was a great episode of EconTalk on this history and economics of Kibbutzim. Really interesting from the perspective of someone in the west: https://www.econtalk.org/ran-abramitzky-on-the-mystery-of-th...
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Ok, I think that would have helped me learn that the client can some how trigger the bug but I don't think it would have allowed me to narrow it down to flushHeaders.
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5y ago
How would using curl -d make the problem obvious?
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I like the idea of using a formal language to actually aide development of a law. Similar to how when I code, the compiler will tell me if a default clause in a switch statement is missing or help me consider the edge cases when a value is
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That is interesting context for this quote from the article: > "each encoder core can encode 2160p in realtime, up to 60 FPS (frames per second) using three reference frames." Apparently reference frames are the frames that a c
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Thanks for doing the maths - it does seem the sampling method would not be feasible. Taking the statistic of "500 hours uploaded per minute" and assuming the average video length is 10 minutes, we can say about 1.5bn videos are up
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> Google probably only provides stats about growth (like "500 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute") because the total number of videos is so large, it's an unknowable amount. I suppose you could sample rand
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There was a period between about 2011 and 2014 when the fastest way to mine bitcoin was on a GPU and it did cause a shortage in cards: https://www.fool.com/investing/general/2013/12/11/amds-graph...
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Covers of songs, even if the covers use completely new styles are protected by copyright law and therefore can risk being claimed by YouTube's system: https://www.legalzoom.com/articles/posting-cover-songs-on-yo...
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6y ago
If the only reason we sentence people to death were because it is more humane than putting them in prison for life, then it would be given as an option to the prisoner. I don't know of any case of someone sentenced to life in prison wh
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Which department should do it?
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Free unlimited analysis of your games. Free unlimited puzzles. Basically any reason you might pay for chess.com, lichess has it for free.
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6y ago
Why would you want a password manager in your shell? How many times do you need to access password authenticated services from your shell?
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