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cdsx

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    Comment #33128778

    Perspective from a computational biologist: Campus hosted HPC means the direct cost pressure is seen as IT staff and hardware related costs. Researchers are encouraged to use the a…

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    Comment #30091780

    The “unvaccinated hospitalisations” statistic is often somewhat fraudulent it seems. Please see this example here: https://metatron.substack.com/p/alberta-just-inadvertently-c... I…

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    I agree, and I also urge people to watch this footage. It can be found here[1] (it is also featured for a few seconds in the other videos [2-4]). There are two takes on this by com…

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    Comment #14153771

    Yep. I believe you can also become an Australian permanent resident and then citizen through that visa. You just need a spare 5 to 15 million dollars AUD to invest, depending :). I…

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    Comment #14084240

    I'm curious what your experience in Australia has been for you to think that. In my experience that's not what I'd call a lot in Australia, most commonly your average basic IT cont…

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    Comment #13993168

    It seems the "world's largest" claim is correct by a decent margin, I can't seem to find any battery installation that comes close to the 100MW output and 400MWh capacity claimed h…

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    Comment #13411381

    FWIW, The CSIRO logo is in the shape of Australia (the dot representing Tasmania), as it's an Australian organisation. It also sort of looks like WiFi signal bars to me, and I gues…

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    Comment #13165689

    Does anyone know a good way to implement wireless roaming around a large home? I had Ubiquity's Zero-Handoff on my list of things to check out, but seems they don't use it anymore,…

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    Comment #13103300

    Proteins don't usually "learn" how to fold from other proteins, their structure is usually determined by their amino acid sequence. In vivo there are chaperone proteins that help p…