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dalke
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Comment #48339503
I function by being stubborn, and having a wife who can help with a few things. If BankID worked on a free OS then that would be nice for a few things (like paying taxes, which I s…
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Comment #48327301
I'm in Sweden. I want to go back to the old ways. I hate how much the US controls our daily life. I hate loss of privacy and the presumption that everyone has a Google or Apple acc…
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Comment #48247726
You should take a look at the Bourne book, if you can get hold of a copy. It's an amazing book which draws on the generation or more experience in working with mechanical systems, …
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Comment #48233087
There are two books you should take a look at. "Methods of Information Handling", Charles Bourne - https://archive.org/details/methodsofinforma0000unse/page/n5... (not available to…
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Comment #47650006
Being a father and raising good kids is an invaluable role in society. As an immigrant in Sweden, I love that I had so much paid parental leave to be with my babies. In the US, whe…
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Comment #47453042
You might consider prefixing with 'ChatGPT claims…' as a clearer expression of uncertainty.
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Comment #47451086
The comment about using Google was more a curiosity. I hadn't seen the Variety link until yesterday, when I went to Google to reproduce the answer to verify it was from a text quer…
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Comment #47441319
Your first link was cited in the 2nd half of Google AI's answer, and one of the top Google answers, so I think you are using Google as your information source. The large majority o…
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Comment #47438879
Well, in my case going to a Peanuts comic and looking at hands was pretty easy, and didn't involve any questions about negative environment or labor consequences, the massive hamme…
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Comment #47437543
The effort to fact check with LLMs is also high. Here's one from a few days ago. Someone used AI to generate an image in the style of a Charles Schulz Peanuts cartoon. Someone else…
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Comment #47259511
Over the last few days I have learned that using code generation tools are increasingly used to create a "clean room" version of a product, using a definition which is far from its…
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Comment #47181869
The README says "PyMOL-RS is a clean-room rewrite" but when I look at ./pymol-mol/src/dss.rs I see things like: //! - PyMOL's layer3/Selector.cpp - SelectorAssignSS function //! - …
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Comment #47179943
I looked at the PDB parser. Will you be adding support for using duplicate CONECT records to store bond type information? That's a RasMol extension that PyMol supports. You'll also…
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Comment #47164604
You might mention in other forums, like the RDKit mailing list (though that's almost moribund). I looked at the SDF reader, since that's what I know best. I see a few things which …
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Comment #45832049
Oh, I should have pointed out my Python lexer-driven parser at https://hg.sr.ht/~dalke/smiview/browse/smiview.py The lexer: https://hg.sr.ht/~dalke/smiview/browse/smiview.py?rev=ti…
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Comment #45832015
I see you include the dot disconnect "." as part of the Bond definition. You also define Chain as: Chain I believe this means your grammar allows the invalid SMILES C=.N
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Comment #45827777
That's "SMILES". Yes. Here is the yacc grammar for the SMILES parser in the RDKit. https://github.com/rdkit/rdkit/blob/master/Code/GraphMol/Smi... There's also one from OpenSMILES …
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Comment #45614829
Link to the actual "etude" https://archive.org/details/wetherell-etudes-for-programmers... (Wetherell has a number of small, interesting programming "etudes", one of is to write a …
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Comment #45515238
Could someone explain what "democratising" means here? Is it any different than "user-friendly", "enabling" or "simplifying"?
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Comment #45503891
I ... probably did? I didn't. Things were a lot looser then. I brought a 6-pack of Negra Modelo as carry-on for a trip to Europe. The airport x-ray staff in Albuquerque recognized …
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Comment #45494526
On the return from my first trip to South Africa I carried 12 bottles of wine in my luggage. That was back when flights included two free checked items. On my second trip to Europe…
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Comment #45494061
I was a nomad for about a year. Towards the end I was tired of the constant leaving. I asked for advice from an NGO who moves countries often. She said what happens is the NGO memb…
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Comment #45441131
I work in a chemistry research field. Most people I know run Python programs for their research. No one I know uses Go. I only know a handful who use Java. Rust and Julia are oddit…
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Comment #45407919
You mean Bank-id på kort? https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank-id#Bank-id_på_kort says it only supports MS Windows and MacOS, not Linux. Fundamentally though, that doesn't change the…
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Comment #45406869
The Swedish non-government system (BankID) doesn't work well for me. My Swedish identity must not be dependent on the permission of a US company nor the US government, while BankID…