COGlory

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by COGlory 2y ago
>Taking the contrarian view, how much of that is just bad spending habits vs using it to live/augment income? How much of it is trying to maintain a standard of living they've had their whole life in the face of rampant inflati
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by COGlory 2y ago
This is very simple: 1) Apple should be able to charge as much as they want to use their app store. Even 100%!! 2) You should be allowed to install other app stores on the device you own, over which Apple has no control. Anything else is a
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by COGlory 2y ago
None, which is my point. I'm trying to say I suspect it's ground clearance, not locking differentials that matters on these roads.
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by COGlory 2y ago
While there are rare situations where locking differentials are meaningful, having been in many hair raising off-road situations, including a real life or death one, I'd much rather have AWD and clearance, than 4WD and no clearance. Th
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by COGlory 2y ago
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/newsroom/news/us-chi... >Intel also expects to benefit from a U.S. Treasury Department Investment Tax Credit (ITC) of up to 25% on more than $100 bill
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by COGlory 2y ago
It's distrobox, so an LXC container per app. User filesystem is totally transparent.
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by COGlory 2y ago
I've recently moved my laptop over to openSUSE MicroOS (specifically Kalpa, the KDE variant). It shares a bit of philosophy with Vanilla OS. However, in many ways it's almost unrecognizable as a Linux/Unix system. The way it
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by COGlory 2y ago
The US has been embargoing industries since its Independence. I doubt TikTok will be a remotely meaningful event in the history of the nation.
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by COGlory 2y ago
The article doesn't list much in the way of tech. LLMs, social media, and advertising hegemons leaving Europe is hardly a tech flight. In fact, it sounds like a best case scenario. Someone call me when Zeiss moves out because they can&
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by COGlory 2y ago
There are working 96 GB kits. Check the Framework forum and also reddit.
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by COGlory 2y ago
We need more local expertise is really the only answer. Any organization that just outsources everything is prone to this. Not that organizations that don't outsource aren't prone to other things, but at least their failures wil
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by COGlory 2y ago
How could Hartlieb have illustrated a potato or Jerusalem artichoke in 1462? Anyways, original text is here: https://www.loc.gov/resource/gdcwdl.wdl_07492/?st=gallery
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by COGlory 2y ago
Yeah, it's partly a tradeoff for convenience. The carpet helps capture dust which makes everything more breathable in the lab as well. I'm sure bigger labs have more sophisticated facilities, but he's just one guy in his atti
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by COGlory 2y ago
Not really, their margins typically wind up comparably with other manufacturing. They just have way way higher costs. Modern drugs are expensive, for a ton of reasons. See this talk about pharmaceutical finances: https://www.you
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by COGlory 2y ago
My father (makes fake teeth) rips up his carpet every decade and has it burned and the metal dust in it melted down. Usually gets $10k-$15k.
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by COGlory 2y ago
>Couldn't that just be some kind of distortion due to the way the microphones are set up, and whatever audio post-processing they may have doing? Probably. If that's the case, the dramatic fistbump pose with the American flag w
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by COGlory 2y ago
Sanders killed anyone. He was involved in a shootout at a gas station, and a gas station employee got shot by his shootout opponent and killed, which effectively won Sanders the turf war.
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by COGlory 2y ago
60% is freaking nothing in protein space. Like, that's not something to brag about. I could go through and hand edit GFP to 60% identity and get basically GFP still functional at the end. In grad school, I worked on proteins that were
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by COGlory 2y ago
I'm curious if you've looked into N-Glycolylneuraminic acid and whether that could be the issue? Does chicken cause an issue for you? I'm sorry to hear about your Lupus diagnosis, and glad it's in remission. My doctor wa
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by COGlory 2y ago
This isn't true. Some, yes, but parks like Acadia, Grand Teton, and Smoky Mountain all had people living in them.
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by COGlory 2y ago
My father makes fake teeth, so for my wedding, and also my sister's wedding, he cast the rings out of old gold scraps he had lying around. It's maybe the one possession I have that I'm extremely sentimental about.
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by COGlory 2y ago
This is why you have more than one project. And also backup projects for those projects. Every mature lab should have a simple turn the crank project for each student that's got the biochemistry worked out, and is just a matter of coll
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by COGlory 2y ago
Not OP, but I'm guessing this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liebeck_v._McDonald%27s_Rest...
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by COGlory 2y ago
Those aren't ideal rounds, but you're getting piled on so I'm gonna point out to all the pilers-on that 20+ rounds of 5.56 at bear-attack range is sufficient to kill any bear. It's not what I'd want, but we are talk
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by COGlory 2y ago
If you're actually interesting, you can read about the scoring here: https://www.ebi.ac.uk/training/online/courses/alphafold/inpu... Long short, it's a lot more complex than just % probability
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by COGlory 2y ago
If one fraudulent paper can derail a field that much, it's only because we have other, larger problems. Such as funding hegemony with the big researchers and big labs.
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by COGlory 2y ago
What is awesome is that I can pick up one of these and put it in my existing Framework 13.
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by COGlory 2y ago
Is there any decent router software that will run on ARM? 2x2.5 Gbe is tempting for that price.
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by COGlory 2y ago
Boston is the biotech capital of the US.
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by COGlory 2y ago
I agree with this - but there's far more prepared minds than serendipity, and I think the mistake we make is assuming people can control that serendipity aspect to produce repeat performances.

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