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I haven't used Fenix before (it does look nice!), but I can definitely do all of the above in tweetdeck and did so in the past before raising my walls by following only specific users.
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I use tweetdeck and only follow specific users, i.e., all my columns are "user" columns. It's kind of like a micro-blog RSS feed of sorts. It's wonderful if you're careful about who you follow.
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I was disappointed by A Thousand Brains. The last part of the book veered into ... I don't really know. On the other hand, I loved Jeff Hawkins' earlier book on this topic: On Intelligence [1]. It's easily one of the top 5 bo
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Scalable energy-efficient magnetoelectric spin–orbit logic (2019)(nature.com)
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When I was a graduate student, a paper that I read while randomly reading stuff in the library really changed how I looked at things in this area - I found a copy here [1] and the DOI [2]. The author is Bruce Ames, creator of the "Ames
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I can only speak to my personal experience here, I'm certainly not an expert in how effective PhDs across all disciplines are at pushing back the boundaries of knowledge. What's interesting is that the chemical reaction that was d
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Here’s a link to my paper - judge for yourself: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja00151a001
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I certainly pushed the boundaries of knowledge by a tiny amount during my PhD - that's what publishing is all about. Sure, you're learning how to write the paper, how to conduct the research, how to think about science, etc. but y
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It's good to see this, especially on the "Intel 7" process node. However, this is in a desktop form factor that can draw ridiculous amounts of power when needed too. In the Dave2D video [1], he shows how in a CPU limited benc
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Intel Core I9-12900K Alder Lake Review(wccftech.com)
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While it is trendy to hate on Facebook, the actual title of the op-Ed is: “We Should All Know Less About Each Other“
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I was fortunate enough to pivot from Chemistry PhD (which I completed) to a career at Microsoft that has provided me with more than enough financial security to fund an adventure like this when I do decide to retire. While I may not be typi
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We didn't have fancy fume hoods like that back in the day. Do you have a link to the device used in that fume hood? I only found this [1] but it doesn't sound like the device you're talking about. [1] https://www.l
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The Cinebench R23 results for 1950x[1] and M1Max[2], including single and multi-core: single multi M1Max: 1562 14970 1950X: 1035 18780 Remember that the M1 Max has 8 high performance and 2 efficiency
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No way you could train, but if they could squeeze a bit more RAM onto that machine, you could actually do inferencing using the full 175B parameter GPT-3 model (vs. one of its smaller, e.g., 13B parameter versions [1] - if I could get my ha
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The M1 Max *CPU* cores can access RAM at 400GB/s. My 1950x CPU cannot use the 448GB/s memory bandwidth on my RTX 2080 (which only has 8GB of GDDR6 RAM). This unified memory is wild.
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I have a three-year old hand-built 16-core ThreadRipper 1950X machine here with 64GB 4-channel RAM. I have a 14" MBP M1 Max on order. I just checked the Geekbench scores between these two machines: M1 Max: 1783 single-core | 12693
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This is the best resource on how to use Outlook that I have ever read: http://www.danielmoth.com/Blog/Processing-Email-In-Outlook.a... . It's complicated, and has a fairly steep setup cost (don't forget to che
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No. I have two Brother laser printers here (HL-L8360CDW and HL-5470DW) and have been using generic toners since the OEM toner cartridges ran out. I have never seen any warnings.
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Another option is to map Caps Lock to CTRL and use the default vi CTRL+[ keybinding for ESC. You get the bonus of being able to use a more ergonomic CTRL for virtually anything else that requires CTRL.
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Indochinese peninsula bats may harbor SARS-CoV-2-like coronaviruses(researchsquare.com)
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I don't know if that's the case, but wouldn't that be a strange reason to withhold a Windows release from it?
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Thank you for the excellent summary here. You should have written the tl;dr for the Windows team even though I know that officially saying this would likely piss off just as many people. One follow-on question - any insights into how what y
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A bit more detail about how catalysts speed up chemical reactions - to get from products to reactants you need to climb an energy barrier to get to something called the "rate-determining transition state". What catalysts do is sta
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Link to Nature paper that the article is based on: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-03854-z
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Bill Mensch – Genesis and Evolution of the 6502 Family(youtube.com)
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Mine was the GT4 cartridge, distributed by Pro-Line Software, the same folks who distributed WordPro 64, WordPro for the Vic-20 which I did the port for and likely some versions for the PET as well though that was probably Pro-Micro softwar
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That's great. I've been very impressed by the performance of nmslib in my scenarios. I'll definitely check out eh - thanks for sharing!
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I wrote one of the early fastload cartridges for the 1541 (Epyx had the famous one, but mine also did a fast format, and drive to drive backup across two 1541s) and am looking forward to going down memory lane with this talk! Thanks for the
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Curious about how your solution is different / better than nmslib which I've tried in the past?

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