TomJansen

You first need to get access to the API, which is not available to everyone

What is this based on?

Brings back memories!

The only thing keeping me from using Linux is the lack of OneNote support in Wine. Essentially, it is only this bug that needs to be fixed: https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=47135

I can't really understand that if there is a patch made which works, why it has not been merged into master yet?

If one is interested in audio visualisations, you should check out Cycling74's Max MSP with Jitter. That program has huge capabilities in making these things!

Konsole now supports many different image rendering protocols: sixel, iTerm2 and Kitty image protocols. See https://invent.kde.org/utilities/konsole/-/merge_requests/59...

That is why I always go to the toilet before driving

The Dutch bicycle-network is safe enough to not have to wear bike helmets. We have a really nice system of seperation of car/bicycle/pedestrian traffic. In addition, a lot of tought is given to design roads in such a way that car traffic automatically adapts to the correct and safe speed that is needed.

Isn't this the classic working schedule? Breakfast at 8, lunch at 12:00 and dinner at 18:00. I think it minimizes snacking

Doesn't the economy of scale teach us that one big apparatus is cheaper than many smaller ones?

Would it also be possible to increase the exposure time to above the 10 seconds which is officially supported by the raspberry pi V2 camera?

Congratulations

Opening a window?

That is called chirality, and many compounds found in nature are chiral

For a program which combines R with an Excel/SPSS interface I can recommend Jamovi [1]

[1] https://www.jamovi.org/

Europe does not have these changes because of the GDPR.

So the MGM deal was the last one he wanted make

Hmm when I need to calculate something I just run python in the terminal, using the underscore to access previous results in the prompt

I have jogging buddies sometimes but we don't talk when we are running, so that could be an option?

Very true. It is the years and years of crap needed for backwards compatibility. They really should make a separate Windows without backwards compatibility.

Fridges need software because only then the manufacturer can drop the support after 5 to 8 years and you need to buy a new one.

No. CBD is a compound. Whether that is made syntheically or not is not relevant

Why not Tox? That is the only one I know which is really decentralized

This. If you use Google Maps with biking it is even worse, with really inefficient turns and shortcuts

Does this use a similar algorithm like anki?

When content ranking is done algorithmically, the inevitable consequence is that you have people that game the system. I don't have a solid idea on what a sustainable alternative would be, but I believe that we need to move to a search engine which is human-curated. Maybe an implementation is a search engine where you can whitelist sites. That, in combination with crowdsourced lists of sites or content could be one solution.

I didn't realize that they were this far with Nanopore technology. Really awesome stuff.

The weird thing in this article is that they say that "Most of the studying of DNA: aligning, analyzing, is done on large server clusters or high-end laptops." but that an iPhone app can replace that. In my experience, aligning is not computationally intensive at all.

Instantly made a Reddit -> Teddit redictor[1] rule!

[1]: https://addons.mozilla.org/nl/firefox/addon/redirector/

>Is the cost to train really the relevant metric for developing this?

Yes, because they must release sufficient information for others to recreate the AI model, according to the rules of entering CASP.

According to [1], they must release enough information for others to replicate the AI model: "As a condition of entering CASP, DeepMind—like all groups—agreed to reveal sufficient details about its method for other groups to re-create it. That will be a boon for experimentalists, who will be able to use accurate structure predictions to make sense of opaque x-ray and cryo-EM data."

[1]: https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/11/game-has-changed-ai-...