alpineidyll3

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by alpineidyll3 1mo ago
if you think the state of the art in this area is something you'll hear about from a guy that looks like santa in an academic journal, your investments deserve what's about to happen to them.
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by alpineidyll3 1mo ago
Absci has a good asset coming out pretty soon that you could try to get on the trial.
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by alpineidyll3 1mo ago
The sun is an existential threat. It will envelop earth in a few billion years, are you going to shut it off too?
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by alpineidyll3 1mo ago
This happened a full year ago. A) you should immediately discount the expertise of people just learning this now B) a designed pathogen will kill a person this century, full stop, no way to prevent that. The people who invented fission wer
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by alpineidyll3 1mo ago
Quantum chemistry ex faculty member here who left for industry: OP is 100% correct to call out this BS and this preprint is just another attempt to abuse real science to promote a failing business experiment. Because you can view today&#x27
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by alpineidyll3 6mo ago
Honestly many people (including myself) still have the ability to unplug from this stuff, and so I think it's time to do that.
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by alpineidyll3 6mo ago
I actually was kinda looking for a reason to give up phones. Thanks google.
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by alpineidyll3 7mo ago
But.. are you saying your vector coupling isn't explained by the existing standard model, that the measurement lacked sufficient resolution, or that existing calculations don't agree with your measurement?
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by alpineidyll3 10mo ago
The author left out the most important detail: - Before being ready to leave, make sure you either have, or will have, another opportunity or no need for an employer. VERY often (especially in tech!) employers/managers will have employ
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by alpineidyll3 10mo ago
The last time this guy was president people were locked inside and schools didn't work. A reasonable prior is that this airline thing (which did affect me) isn't the end.
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by alpineidyll3 1y ago
People love to have opinions about how technologies should develop, but time and again, market realities are what guide their development. People easily get emotional about life extension, and it grabs a lot of attention because of that, bu
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by alpineidyll3 1y ago
This is exactly how I'd imagine the dreck on netflix is made :).
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by alpineidyll3 2y ago
The US likes to pretend free markets are our principle, but we have completely destroyed every notion of a free two-sided market on healthcare. That's the simple explanation for our outcome.
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by alpineidyll3 2y ago
I am glad to see people focusing on this. If this tool could parse drug patents and draw molecular structures with associated data, I know we would pay 200k/yr+ for that service, and there's a market for it. In my own field, there
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by alpineidyll3 3y ago
This from the company I had to call all my banks to refuse charges from because they harbor rampant fraud.
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by alpineidyll3 3y ago
Human beings are naturally envious and covetous creatures. Everyone loves to talk about other people's love lives, and maintains strong opinions about how they should be, while paradoxically relating to the fact that love makes fools o
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by alpineidyll3 3y ago
If people would actually _measure_ the outcomes of peer review instead of talking about it, I think it would meet a swift end. Empirically, I find no improvement in reproducibility between arxiv and journals. The costs are incredibly high t
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by alpineidyll3 3y ago
Sure, this may be the perspective of an individual suffering from a mental dependence on a dangerous mind-altering substance, but it deserves equal consideration. (/sarcasm) Unfortunately, I don't think it's this type of visi
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by alpineidyll3 3y ago
Yes. Before criticizing an efficient solution merely because it has a cost we must explain why the non market solution is a farce of inefficient security theatre. Private flights have no security whatsoever. They are also much more climate
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by alpineidyll3 3y ago
This company is such trash. I had to call all my financial institutions and prevent any klarna charges because of how they enable fraud.
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by alpineidyll3 3y ago
I've tried about 40 of these. This one is honestly very good! I love the coverage of artists I've never even heard of. Cheers!
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by alpineidyll3 3y ago
James!? Cool post and a very useful tool. -john
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by alpineidyll3 3y ago
I use python pretty much all day long, and would never use a python environment besides the basics. A Docker is more general, serves the same purpose, less mental overhead etc. Really, could anyone explain why I should care about python env
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by alpineidyll3 3y ago
If you need NBC news to help you decide on a lifestyle, you're in far worse trouble than marriage could ever put you in.
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by alpineidyll3 3y ago
People who create new things with real impact always end up paying a price. Directly or indirectly there is a thermodynamic necessity that work will emit heat. Some people prefer to live reversible lives and that's fine, but to irrever
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by alpineidyll3 3y ago
In a world of overblown research with hype-y titles, this really takes the cake. I wouldn't get too excited. :P
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by alpineidyll3 3y ago
At what point is an electric vehicle just rolled-up railgun ;p
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by alpineidyll3 3y ago
As a former faculty member who now directs science in industry. Agree.
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by alpineidyll3 3y ago
Economic betters? Isn't the most logical assumption that I run one? Enjoy your cope, peasant.
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by alpineidyll3 3y ago
So much this. Animus towards Airbnb is simply envy. It is not possible to profitably run one while trashing a neighborhood. People will spend twenty minutes reacting emotionally to this, never pay much attention to empirical changes in res

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