teshier-A

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by teshier-A 3mo ago
Unless if you list AI as a co-author, people are still responsible for the code they ship. Whatever tool was used to write said code
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by teshier-A 4mo ago
I wasn't aware, thank you
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by teshier-A 4mo ago
Can't help but notice this is now on the second page of HN (position 42), 37 minutes after being posted with 52 points. I was top 10 when I clicked
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by teshier-A 5mo ago
I built a cmux-like sidebar for a fork of wezterm, called wezmux https://github.com/vcabeli/wezmux If you know, you know. I wanted to like cmux but I had tons of problem with fonts or scrolling behaviors and I don&#x27
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by teshier-A 2y ago
Well it does sound reasonable but I don't think it is as convincing as OP thinks. If you take two IQ tests in your life and get 130 and 138, I imagine the variation to be higher than the group vs group comparisons he mentioned (maybe n
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by teshier-A 4y ago
Oh come on. "Protein structures" almost exclusively means "experimentally determined protein structures". That sentence is correct.
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by teshier-A 4y ago
Surprised to see no mention of LightOn and its Optical Processing Unit !
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by teshier-A 5y ago
My experience with MMD is that unless you've been using it and are familiar with other kernel methods, you probably won't know what to do with it : what kernel do I use ? how can I test for significance (in any sense of the word)
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by teshier-A 5y ago
Take a look at this experiment in Siberia : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleistocene_Park >The aim of the project is to research the climatic effects of the expected changes in the ecosystem. Here the hypothesis is
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by teshier-A 5y ago
Is there a rule for banning users that sell their account for this type of comment ? If not there should be
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by teshier-A 6y ago
It reads like GPT-3... And it's not a compliment.
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by teshier-A 6y ago
It seems to be the scientific consensus. I personally don't think genetics carry any hereditary claim to a thousand years old culture but it always bothers me to see people go against state of the art scientific conclusions (unless the
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by teshier-A 6y ago
Your comment sounds a bit like obscurantism ? The classic "You shouldn't do this, it's bad because you're biased. Besides, it's impossible to not be biased, so don't bother". Even though there are document
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by teshier-A 6y ago
This tweet is unrelated then ? @brockjelmore "i’m sorry everyone. i’ve failed. thank you for the insane support today. i’m sick with grief" https://twitter.com/brockjelmore/status/1293820056682377216
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by teshier-A 7y ago
How about "Follow official recommendations" instead ? In France Macron made a show of going to the theatre urging people to live normally (within the new regulations, e.g. no mass gathering above a certain size). Advising people t
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by teshier-A 7y ago
They are smart enough to outsmart anyone but not to get jobs ? As always in Korean movies the protagonists had to be smart. It seems that they are not interested in anyone who's even slightly dumb.
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by teshier-A 7y ago
There is a discrepancy, and Wikipedia is sourced... pretty hard to back the other one in this case isn't it ?
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by teshier-A 7y ago
How was this published with wrong numbers? A simple wikipedia search gives you different estimates (parentheses) Plague of Justinian 541-542 100,000,000 (25-50M) Black Plague 1346-1350 50,000,000 (75-200M) 1918 Flu (Spanish Flu) 1918-192
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by teshier-A 7y ago
>Moreover we got here by small modifications of the DNA. That's not true, at least not if you start from the beginning. There were a lot of "freak events", large scale mutations like whole genome duplication, integration
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by teshier-A 7y ago
The 'compiler' is also built from DNA. The amount of epigenetics inheritance is subject to debate AFAIK. In the end look at what's being passed on to carry the information through generations. It's (almost) just the DNA
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by teshier-A 7y ago
Do you think horses don't sweat ?
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by teshier-A 7y ago
Like the local maxima that the GLUE benchmark was for a few weeks (months?) before SuperGLUE got released ? This field is moving so fast, it's probably wiser to hold off over the top ominous predictions for a little while.
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Government call for science ‘weirdos’ prompts caution from researchers(nature.com)
1 points by teshier-A 7y ago|0 comments
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by teshier-A 7y ago
> friends I haven’t seen for weeks and don’t otherwise know their cycle. The cherry on top of your out-of-this-world comment. Do you know and/or keep track of some of your friends' cycles ?
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by teshier-A 7y ago
If anyone has that itch they can turn to Obduction and Quern : Undying thoughts, both recent and both very good.
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by teshier-A 7y ago
>Localised populations of devils have also been severely reduced by collisions with motor vehicles, particularly when they are eating roadkill. >They are also found near roads where roadkill is prevalent, although the devils themselve
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by teshier-A 7y ago
The parallel with Mauna Kea is too tempting to not be mentioned!
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by teshier-A 7y ago
Well no ? A poison is a substance and emotional stress is a state of mind that causes vaguely similar symptoms. Seems fairly straightforward to me...
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by teshier-A 7y ago
Separate bedrooms are common enough, bathrooms I can somewhat understand, but kitchens ? Why does your dream have this ?
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by teshier-A 7y ago
"Until the 14th week of pregnancy, baby boys and girls look exactly the same on ultrasound" [0] "Most countries in the European Union allow abortion on demand during the first trimester, with Sweden, the UK and the Netherland

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