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> How to raise funds for rare disease research?
I'm not a marketing expert (though I do work with rare diseases). But a good starting point might be to checkout https://www.rarebeacon.org/ There certainly is help and there are options, but as you understand finding and accessing them isn't always easy. Good luck on your journey
Why such a large round? Why not go for an IPO?
It's a compromise, but I always prioritise _my_ time over my computers time, so if I can write something quickly and just go and get a coffee while it runs - I will do that. I won't spend twice as long writing a single-run script just because it'll finish before the kettle has boiled.
Sounds pretty serious if the UIs go down too
Conda - yes, because it has less strict versioning for setuptools based packages. pin-ing versions, no - because you end up with fsspec[s3fs] requiring a version incompatible with any other recent package requiring boto3.
I suspect that wherever this foul up happened there wasn't someone sitting and clicking through sheets ignoring errors (I hope).
Yes, but I think this figure was proposed in order to be contrasted with the reduction of 8,000 births that same year.
(Reading between the lines, is it something to do with avoiding NVIDIA CUDA? In which case performance comparisons would be really helpful)
I'm aware that the passport photo conditions for young children are more relaxed (under 1 don't need their eyes open, under 6 don't need a 'neutral' expression) but I didn't expec that they would just skip the whole under-12s photo part.
... serving up over unsecured http
> a "hotline" button which activated a small built-in microphone, partially overriding the sound from the cassette, and allowing one user to talk to the other over the music.
and as the other poster remarks
> When the follow-up model, "Walkman II" came out, the "hotline" button was phased out.
Was there ever an actual use case for this, or is it pure gimmick?
That’s the allure of the theorem; that a simple unknown proof may exist.
Also - the generator probably uses an autoencoder to generate the images, which might explain the 'how' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autoencoder.
I hope that explanation wasn't too dull!
Often I get as far as typing out my actual question and I work out what the answer is before hitting send. Sometimes forcing yourself to layout the problem in a structured way helps you understand it and solve it - rubber ducking. If you've not hit send, you can save yourself the embarrassment of
"Hi!", "Hello", "... Oh - never mind, sorry to bother you!"
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A sound understanding of mathematics, in particular statistics.
It's amazing how many people will talk endlessly about the latest python/R packages (with interactive charting!!!) who can't explain the student's t-test.
> Greek historians and maritime archaeologists are wary, however. Several people contacted for this story say Liritzis’s claims are unfounded, and unlikely at best.