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subcosmos
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About subcosmos
Prior training in Astrophysics, PhD in Biophysics Malware analysis and incident response
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Comment #39257199
Hypothesis : Result of last years bomb-scare and evacuation?
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Comment #24165153
The world trembles as a world-class AI researcher takes an interest in a factory automation game :)
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Comment #22844595
Taking huge inspiration from Folding@Home, and my teenaged fascination with SETI@Home, I threw together a prototype framework to distribute small-molecule "Docking" experiments to …
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Comment #20923481
Nothing arrestworthy, but definitely shameful behavior of a high-ranking hospital official allegedly defrauding a large multinational company and attempting to shift blame to low-l…
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Comment #20923253
This is indeed what I've learned.
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Comment #20923001
I currently work at one of the largest hospitals in the country. Can confirm! The corruption in the healthcare sector is disgusting and hard to fight. I blew the whistle and got re…
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Comment #20882492
Better headline : "FaceBook disrupts the phonebook business with knew lookup app"
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Comment #20579715
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-l6v6Wc4y88
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Comment #20301187
We're all safe if none of us get seduced by sleezy suspicious sexy cylons Avoid Tinder
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Comment #19925101
Doh!
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Comment #19925090
Only if the fuel cooling ponds double as a "small world" boat ride.
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Comment #19915721
If you think about it, it seems that the industry here is obsessed with solving all kinds of theoretical AI risks. We should probably get a resolution on the table banning the use …
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Comment #19696007
Let's hurry up and start watering our plants with electrolytes
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Comment #19687783
..... Let's get this guy some cancer microscopy data!
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Comment #19663066
The LMC is effectively a galaxy that we captured and started tearing stars from. The white disk is the core.
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Comment #19650190
Why is it that intelligence agencies are still conducting their activities during their countries working hours? You'd figure it would be easier to find nocturnal neckbeards anyway…
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Comment #19650184
They were just making ends meet. Fiber ends
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Comment #19616921
To ferret out a leak!
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Comment #19548839
Why did they post this on April Fools? At first I thought this was a convoluted HalfLife reference https://half-life.fandom.com/wiki/Xen