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jogundas

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About jogundas

You can reach me by email at 66c8qsax@anonaddy.me .

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    This is about a robot that moves around in a curved space by merely changing its shape. Very cool.

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    Comment #29477154

    What a cliffhanger -- what did you end up doing? Not sweeping the streets presumably?

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    Comment #28084518

    A nice example of overfitting! However, it is hard to imagine an actual application of the process. If I understand it correctly, the author suggests using a set of micro-models fo…

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    Comment #27012721

    TL;DR mutations happen. The key paragraph is the following: "We are seeing some mutation coming up in some samples that could possibly evade immune responses," said Shahid Jameel, …

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    Comment #26993605

    Both @makomk and @enkid seem to be right [0]. [0] https://www.cochrane.org/CD001269/ARI_vaccines-prevent-influ...

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    Comment #25735522

    Your point [1] argues that the USSR collapsed due to internal reasons only. I believe that it is an oversimplification. Cooperation with totalitarian states often prolong their exi…

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    Comment #25557717

    Sounds very interesting! Could you direct the interested to your favorite review article or another starting point?

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    Comment #25236133

    Thanks for sharing! Is there a reason why borg is excluded from the comparison?

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    Comment #25067119

    You might want to be aware that Yandex is a Russian company before moving all your photos there.

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    Comment #24569476

    This discovery is definitively cool, but not close to the phosphine-on-Venus cool. The present paper is similar to the former finding in the sense that what looked like a natural e…

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    Comment #24366643

    Wiki says that "Hydroxychloroquine is being studied to prevent and treat coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID‑19), but all clinical trials conducted during 2020 found it is ineffective …

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    Comment #24315880

    Is there something better?

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    Comment #24263857

    Your comment reads like a quote from Rick&Morty!

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    Comment #24063007

    The recent JAMA only says that Vitamin D does not help with depression. On the other hand, it seems to be useful in preventing respiratory infections, see the following for a revie…

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    Comment #23926300

    Tried it out on a face in Google Photos. Google Photos IDed the "fawked" face without a problem.

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    Comment #23750700

    My favorite longshot in that direction is lifting carefully-shaped slobs of stone [0] up and down. [0] https://omegataupodcast.net/299-gravity-storage/

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    Comment #23480965

    I fully agree that treatment should be prescribed by a human doctor who can explain and answer questions. However, I would not agree that each of the data inputs to the treatment d…

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    Comment #23480919

    Excellent point. That is what the lengthy prospective study phase as well as periodic auditing after deployment are for. Please also note that there are several important differenc…

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    Comment #23464662

    Full disclosure: I am a cofounder at a startup automating chest X-ray reporting. It is true that ML algorithms are almost always trained on radiologist labels on the same modality,…

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    Comment #23464489

    From what I understand, NIST has been running a live "competition" on faces of 9 million people for some time already [0]. They are trying to evaluate racial biases in particular […

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    Comment #23427693

    For these B2B applications, it is important to have your potential customers in your network. One can argue that achieving such a network is easier in the US, where most of the pot…

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    Comment #23375898

    It seems that the mosquito effort was not a success after all [0]. [0] https://m.dw.com/en/genetically-modified-mosquitoes-breed-in...

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    Comment #23163798

    It seems that the market is big enough to allow unicorns making "plugins" like https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robotic_process_automation to emerge.