Its not clean, its just that the pollution (nuclear waste) is not immediate. Also, in risk assessment, the occurrence may be low, but the impact is very high. So the risk is still high. Ask the people in Fukushima how much they like nuclear.

Fully agree, thanks

I worked in protein design for a few years as a project scientists. Thinking that just reading literature text will help you is grossly naive. Most literature is wrong (but we dont know which ones) and the rest is only comprehensible when properly interpreting the manuscripts figures.

I looked at all these ai generated protein folds, and for the simple cases these were correct. However most proteins come in complexes and there the prediction were not above random noise

So good luck salesforce, you will come up with a buch of leads and then burn your money during validation tests when you find out its a leeeeetle more complex than your computer nerds make you believe

Why is a software tool to help you write text different from one that makes graphs? Should i list my fridge as aithor too ?

Really, it has slots? Or do i hire someone to solder it on and lose warranty?

the base price looks good, but I understand that the memory is shared between cpu and gpu. So adding some memory would be good. But the version with 16GB memory is over double the price of the 8GB version.
In my experience, running MSTeams on 8GB is an ordeal

If you would have read the message, you could see that it was not supposed to go to any patient, but to another doctor. Maybe an oncologists letting the GP know one of her patients has been diagnosed.

Thanks. Indeed I try to avoid amazon. So if I understand you correctly, the issue is not so much that a result is sponsored, but that the result is not relevant to your request? I agree that would suck, I'm just not seeing it. I have ublock and ghostery running, but I do not expect that to influence these adds?

anyway, thanks for clarifying

So TFA suggests I test using "cat beds". When I do this, I get a bunch of cat beds to choose from. To me it is not obvious that these are "ads". Surely amazon is not a search engine but a store. I would expect them to push the items that makes them most money first ( == their own brand). Am I not understanding something?

also from https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/b...

here is a related page from the CDC, stating that it is possible, but not per definition the case.
Anyway here's the link:
https://www.cdc.gov/breastfeed...

also, it would probably be a tad more convincing if he would actually give something away instead of keeping it all in his pocket and just promising he would. Hey Jeff whats holding you back? You need 100 likes on your facebook first?

up till now he mostly gave it away to himself and his insanely expensive hobbies, screwing up the planet even further.
How about he starts "giving away" by paying his workers a decent wage so they do not need to be on government-subsidized food stamps? Or is that too socialist?

If he was a decent man he would not have this issue.

Well if they made it then it obviously exists...
so maybe it should state "did not previously exist on earth" or at least "did not exist"

Well sure, but then when I read the other story of today ("France Fines Clearview AI Maximum Possible For GDPR Breaches"), the sentiment among americans is rather different: The top-rated comment states that France has no jurisdiction despite that French citizens are effected (so the "action" is in France). According to you then it is actionable in France