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stephanheijl

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    Love to see this on HN, very interesting research. I'm looking forward to the paper release and I appreciate the way that you are licensing these models. ESM 2-650M is still a soli…

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    Comment #42283094

    I would normally only buy apples around september/october in the Netherlands, trying to get them fresh from local orchards when possible. Elstar is amazing when plucked right from …

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    Comment #35289319

    To be more exact, LoRA adds two matrices `A` and `B` to any layers that contain trainable weights. The original weights (`W_0`) have the shape `d × k`. These are frozen. Matrix `A`…

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    Comment #34580674

    > Much too often, we are overworked and underpaid. We are in what people call a “passion industry,” one that ultimately capitalizes on our love of stories to excuse low wages and a…

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    Comment #34243076

    Designing novel viral proteins might become trivial, but actually doing the lab work to produce them would still be a tough exercise. On the other hand, exactly by the mechanism th…

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    Comment #33232856

    I just add them to an img folder in my Github repository and it is then served as part of the Github page. Just using `src=img/picture.jpg` works fine.

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    Comment #32785029

    This is the dockerized version of this repo: https://github.com/AbdBarho/stable-diffusion-webui-docker

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    Comment #28235080

    I am not claiming we should not have dams, or refrain from using dams to provide hydroelectricity. My point of contention is the assertion that hydro energy has less catastrophic f…

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    Comment #28232713

    > has less catastrophic failure modes Given incidence of dam bursts like the 1975 Banqiao dam failure[1], with an estimate death toll of 26,000 to 240,000 people and flooding of ov…

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    Comment #27920637

    I'm impressed and grateful that DeepMind released this resource, this will save a lot of compute from labs trying to replicate an entire exome for themselves. While some structures…

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    Comment #26793149

    Based on the Global Wealth Book 2018 and 2019 from Credit Suisse, comparing Table 3-1 in both books, it appears that the number of adults in "under 10.000" range increased signific…

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    Comment #26791881

    You linked an income inequality graph, which is distinct from wealth. If you look at the list on Wikipedia [1] and sort by Wealth Gini (2019) you will find that the Netherlands are…

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    Comment #26687978

    I've been looking at the use of algae with regards to sequester img CO2 from the atmosphere. This seems to have some remarkable advantages: single molecules which make mass product…

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    Comment #24628694

    Important notes: No data is available on actual illness according to the article, which means that while there could be an immune response, that does not mean that symptoms were ob…

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    Comment #24211467

    A large contributor to this would be the increase in investors pumping money in "safe" and easy ETFs. Instead of taking the time to investigate the market and looking into novel ve…

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    Comment #24211346

    Something similar was commented below. These figures are not comparable, as GDP is "collected" every year. Revenue for Apple sits at 260B$, which is closer to the GDP of Vietnam.

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    Comment #24211287

    That's a pretty good bet, as Amazon is already sitting on a 1.6T market cap. Tesla is at a "meager" 342B$.

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    Comment #24211225

    The US military budget is an expenditure that occurs every year. Apple's market cap is the expected value of all of Apple's outstanding shares. These are really not comparable.

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    Comment #22599180

    That's not even close to true, schools, restaurants, pubs and sporting establishments are shut down. Events with 100 or more people attending are not allowed and the government is …