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by suslik 3y ago
I suspect all other potential GPU providers are sweating right now to get in bed with OpenAI and their tech. I'm sure they can land a good deal if they tried.
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by suslik 3y ago
"Open"AI indeed was, and is, ironic, but in reality, MS acquisition of Altman and co is not going to change anything for anybody besides a bunch of California socialites. Not sure what sort of democratisation you are referring to,
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by suslik 3y ago
OpenAI can also jump ship and get a nice deal with amazon or google. In fact, right now they are ripe for the taking.
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by suslik 3y ago
That's a lot of code to be purged, even for a superintelligent AI.
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by suslik 3y ago
If you think Microsoft has a better track record, you'll find yourself disappointed.
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by suslik 3y ago
I did look it up, but the way the OP was formed I thought that is some secret underground forum I just am not able to find.
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by suslik 3y ago
What is Ham radio?
158.
by suslik 3y ago
I just tried that and it opened without issues.
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by suslik 3y ago
Was there any justification for this provided by the management?
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by suslik 3y ago
I vaguely remember you can do this in pulseaudio, so technically you can stream nextflix from a linux box to a tv over hdmi. Maybe.
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by suslik 3y ago
I suspect that this: > It did take setting a couple environment variables, no GUI method , which is unknown to almost anyone, would scare an absolute majority of non-technical folk away. Even if what mullvad does is relatively small in s
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by suslik 3y ago
Not the case for me at all. Pop/mass-culture music sucks, but that is an opinion that didn't change for me since I was 16.
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by suslik 3y ago
Interesting, thanks for sharing. I'll definitely take a look, although at this point I am so comfortable with Snakemake, it is a bit hard to imagine what would convince me to move to another tool. But I like the idea of composable pipe
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by suslik 3y ago
> It's been a while since you can rerun/resume Nextflow pipelines Yes, you can resume, but you need your whole upstream DAG to be present. Snakemake can rerun a job when only the dependencies of that job are present, which allo
165.
by suslik 3y ago
Not really, I am not a big enthusiast of all that stuff to put it mildly - just saying that’s what prople usually mean by life extension these days.
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by suslik 3y ago
I suspect OP means life extension through directly targeting the nmolecular mechanisms of aging - "Howarth's clock", telomerases, transcription factors etc.
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by suslik 3y ago
I develop bioinformatics pipelines for a living and am very opinionated on the topic. Having enough experience with snakemake as well as nextflow in production for many years now, I would always opt out for snakemake for anything but extrem
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by suslik 3y ago
I wonder - why isn't Arch the one distro to rule them all - especially if we talk about rolling release? I was distro hoping since 2008 - Ubuntu, Xubuntu, Centos, Fedora, Mint, Slack - you name it. When I found Arch, after a couple of
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by suslik 3y ago
For example: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-56280898 . She lives in Russia now.
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by suslik 3y ago
How would they connect search results to an individual? Surely, a simple VPN, which is a basic internet hygene these days, prevents that.
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by suslik 3y ago
Not always. "I don't know" is identical to saying "I have a uniform prior". In the particular case of LK-99, my prior is perfectly uniform - I know absolutely nothing about the subject matter and almost everything I
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by suslik 3y ago
Very few people actually need unlimited searches. I search things compulsively - for example, while searching for something related to language A, my mind makes me search for the same thing in languages B and C, what happened to the last du
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by suslik 3y ago
Maybe - but I don't have to. I'm happy enough as it is to not have children. I don't need to loose a leg to enjoy going for a run either.
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by suslik 3y ago
or: https://gitlab.com/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-chrome-clean https://gitlab.com/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-firefox-clea...
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by suslik 3y ago
That's a great approach. I used xmonad for a while and switched to i3wm recently. At work, where I have to use mac, I replicated my i3 setup using yabai + skxd - that plus Emacs makes using osX almost bearable.
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by suslik 3y ago
I don't think this requires any special competency to be confident of. What you need to answer when reading a CV is a) is there any evidence of relevant work experience and education, and b) is the resume properly formatted and contain
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by suslik 3y ago
You don't need to reed resumes carefully. I do a lot of hiring, and it takes around 30 seconds to classify which bin should a resume go.
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by suslik 3y ago
Not necessarily true. I don't find his books boring, but I activelly don't like them. Dostoevsky to me is a reactionary, a regressive religious ideologue to the core - despite all the psychoanalysis.
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by suslik 3y ago
I had a J1 and I will apply. The website only says ‘resided in us at the time’
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by suslik 3y ago
In the end, I feel like there is a silver lining to all this. As the world wide web becomes more sanitised with their codes of conduct, corporate censorship, ads, witch hunts, all these limitations - more and more, I hope, would the valuabl

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