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by vindex10 2y ago
I got interested and found this nice thread on SO: https://stackoverflow.com/a/5326159 One of the drawbacks, as I learned - SSE have limit on number of up to ~6 open connections (browser + domain name). This can quickl
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by vindex10 2y ago
Or maybe the fact that the path of minimal effort != sequence of paths with locally simplest steps.
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by vindex10 2y ago
That's how professional musicians workout. See Beyonce for example: https://www.thethings.com/how-does-beyonce-sing-and-dance-at...
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by vindex10 2y ago
Men are not allowed to cross the border, also everyone has family and relatives, it is not straightforward to just take everyone with you to another place and be able to support all of them also financially.
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by vindex10 2y ago
They are not only targeting high value infrastructure. People in regular apartment buildings die every day from the cruise missiles and Shahed drones.
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HACE – precise genetic mutations without affecting the rest of the genome(neurosciencenews.com)
1 points by vindex10 2y ago|1 comments
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by vindex10 2y ago
Summary: A breakthrough tool called Helicase-Assisted Continuous Editing (HACE) allows scientists to create precise genetic mutations in specific genes without affecting the rest of the genome. By combining helicase enzymes with CRISPR tech
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by vindex10 2y ago
I think it could be useful to show and take into account January 2025 as well. I'm planning my Christmas holidays including several days off in the beginning of Jan.
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by vindex10 2y ago
The tool is great, I would definitely use it couple of times a year to see the "pattern" :) The design is great! Adding to the comment on "calculations". Perhaps the wording could be improved, now it feels a bit like a d
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by vindex10 2y ago
thank you for explanation, yes I later encountered your answer and upvoted it. > I had to leave out specific applications as "an exercise for the reader" this is very unfortunate. would be very interesting to hear some intel :
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by vindex10 2y ago
I actually tend to agree. In the article, I didn't see the strong argument highlighting what powerful feature exactly people were missing in relation to embeddings. Those who work in ML they probably know these basics. It is a nice rea
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by vindex10 2y ago
previous thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41978197
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by vindex10 2y ago
There is also StatsModels package in Python implementing parts of R survival: https://www.statsmodels.org/stable/duration.html
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by vindex10 2y ago
He knew about the bug, but developing this software is not his main job, producing videos is. The fact that he knew the place, the reason, and came up with a workaround live demonstrates that he invests time into improving his toolkit. And
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by vindex10 2y ago
It was impressive how he spotted a bug in his rendering engine and found a workaround for it in realtime! https://youtu.be/rbu7Zu5X1zI?feature=shared&t=693
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by vindex10 2y ago
What do you use instead? I just happend to have Dropbox historically from >10 years ago. It doesn't pop up on linux that often btw. Would you recommend Proton maybe?
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by vindex10 2y ago
Out of curiosity, I checked whether Google Pixel has something similar, and found the list: https://xdaforums.com/t/official-google-repair-guides-for-va...
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by vindex10 2y ago
I bet it's written from an Apple device :)
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Influencing physical organization of DNA with light controlled droplets (2024)(scitechdaily.com)
1 points by vindex10 2y ago|0 comments
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by vindex10 2y ago
> I prefer wireless locally, and wired when traveling. I'd go even bolder: wireless locally, mp3 player (wired) when traveling. I still have an IRiver from 2010s and its battery lasts forever. While my phone can survive a day, then
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by vindex10 2y ago
I usually use ctrl+a locally but ctrl+b remotely, so they don't clash when nested.
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by vindex10 2y ago
Not sure whether there is a payment module in there, but that's why Uber app is so heavy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmeCYiD0hnE
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by vindex10 2y ago
I think this recent thread shows a good example, why it might be difficult to implement in EU: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41348659
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by vindex10 2y ago
Very nice project, it has all the basic modules to start learning from, and most importantly - in one place. I'm using it myself in combination with Ardour, now at the beginning of my learning curve - it is great!
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by vindex10 2y ago
In Norway, I received my residence permit by email, and I mean the official document. I stressed a bit when after a year I was trying to find the paper letter, until I eventually realized xD
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by vindex10 2y ago
https://www.notifications.service.gov.uk/features/who-can-us... * central government departments * local authorities * the armed forces * the NHS * the emergency services * GP surgeries * state-fun
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by vindex10 2y ago
I'm wondering how usual is it to host the infrastructure of the national services using foreign cloud provider?
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by vindex10 2y ago
I hold every company that pays tax in Russia to the same standard.
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by vindex10 2y ago
I respect people who fled, but the company still pays tax in Russia. It is not inflammatory, it is pragmatic - to remember the supply chain.
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by vindex10 2y ago
just as a note: the company is registered in Russia

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