correcthorse123

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by correcthorse123 5y ago
How would it scale with the number of cores? 3950x should make relatively short work of it, or wouldn't it?
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by correcthorse123 5y ago
I dont know the answer, but I think people will pursue sections of the labour market which cannot (yet?) be automated. Why play video games that you're frankly sick of after a few months, if you could help someone out for both a social
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by correcthorse123 5y ago
I think Libreoffice Calc supports python integration. Maybe that way one could have the best of both worlds. Unfortunately I suppose most users are stuck in the MS garden.
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by correcthorse123 5y ago
Agreed to some extent. "Life science" is quite broad so there's a wide range of topics with varying degrees of complexity and difficulty. I dipped my toes in various apects of life science during a biomedical engineering majo
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by correcthorse123 5y ago
I think this because: (a) Access for all but the smallest molecules to cells is tightly regulated by e.g. membrane transport proteins. (b) similar to a, tissue where exchange with the outside world can occur, such as the intestine and lungs
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by correcthorse123 5y ago
I think targetting tbe liver is far easier than most other tissues though, unfortunately.
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by correcthorse123 5y ago
I couldn't give you a ratio but I'd think it's quite a high ratio. There probably aren't many molecules that don't have either a chemical (i.e. have some function in a pathway) or physicochemical influence.
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by correcthorse123 5y ago
Yes. I don't think it is significantly relevant either in hindsight.
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by correcthorse123 5y ago
Agreed. Maybe there are ways to have a single agent and still have internal competition. An organism (biological or otherwise) could have competing internal parts/models, and not be constrained by the mechanism by which natural selecti
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by correcthorse123 5y ago
While I think your points are certainly plausible, one way to overcome the filter could be removal of individuals or the concept of self which we experience. It's perhaps a bit of a lame TV trope, but something like a superintelligence
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by correcthorse123 5y ago
Alright thanks, it sounds like being reasonably worrisome if what you say reflects what's going on. I feel like I don't have the faintest clue as to how these things actually affect geopolitical dynamics though, so I find it hard
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by correcthorse123 5y ago
As a sidenote; Leefbaar Nederland and later Lijst Pim Fortuyn (the political parties he was with) were barely right wing compared to the utter crap we've got now though. Unless openly thinking about the problem of improving the integra
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by correcthorse123 5y ago
I'm so glad your government is helping to keep us safe! To express my gratitude I'll help boost your economy with some ad revenue today and aid the good fight. The profits should trickle down to you eventually. On a more serious n