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I paid for OsmAnd+ a long time ago, now it asks me to pay a monthly 2.99 Eur for OsmAnd Pro it seems?

In the end it may still make financial sense, the price for electricity often goes down to near zero or even below.

They heat it by blowing hot air through it, that needs loose, evenly sized material.

I was wondering for a while already why Posit had seemingly dropped the ball on AI support in RStudio...

Often ecosystem quality is measured by diversity, eg number of species. Diverse ecosystems are considered more resilient.

Is this not "entrapment"? I thought this was illegal, like setting up a unsecured bike to catch bike thieves.

Yes the 0.02% thing is a bit disingenuous because he knows better: the bases the chip covers were specifically picked because they are variable in the human genome. They don't have "your genome", but as most of it is the same for everyone those 640k snps give much more information than 0.02% of the letters of a book would.

Yes it's not lightweight, but I haven't really found any better ssh client for Windows.

Would it not be a much better test to measure power draw for say 10 min with the seconds on and then off, for 10 cycles or so? Rather than waiting for the battery to run down. I guess it's more difficult for a laptop as your have to measure in between battery and laptop, but it should be easy for a desktop (maybe one with laptop CPU).

The linked post comes to the conclusion that Groks behavior is probably not intentional.

These types of time series are super important, but hard to finance as they often only yield cool papers after decades.

This is about Eastern Balic cod, so theoretically genes from, for example, Norwegian cod could be spliced in. However body size is usually a polygenic trait with potentially hundreds of genes involved, so that's not possible.

Kim asked me, “Do you know what the function of an estuary is?” [...] “This is where salt and freshwater meet and purifies the water so that it can flow as freshwater into the country,” Kim explained. “Isn’t that remarkable?”

That would indeed be remarkable if it were true, do I just not understand what this is supposed to mean?

> miticides (which are insecticides, btw Mites are not insects, so miticides are not necessarily insecticides, no?

Yes, this is weird. I said something like "I want to learn Spanisch to go shopping" and it just added "That's great" to my sentence.

Also for the flash cards the audio that says the word starts at the same time with the audio for the example sentence.

Note this is a different paper from that discussed in the article. The new one is https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adu9677

Indeed, I've come across enough of those kinds of researchers, scientific knowledge comes a distant second on the list of priorities to bolstering their own ego.

It's more likely that a mutation in the gene/pathway arose multiple times independently, instead of one spreading through the population.

Also a bit pricey at 250k Eur...

BirdNET-Go is nice, it runs on any linux box (raspi included) and can also analyze RTSP streams, so you can just connect any security camera audio you may already have outside.

Birdnet let's you upload audio files to analyze, if that's what you mean. https://birdnet.cornell.edu/

Try Pl@antNet, https://plantnet.org/en/ Seek is nice as it's all on device and works offline, but I think Pl@ntNet is better for identification.

You mean BirdNet-Pi? That's just for a Raspi, but have a look at the above mentioned BirdNet-Go, that runs on any Linux box.

The guy you replied to probably was talking about the BirdNet Android/iOS app, which also identifies birds by sound, similar to Merlin.

It's very nice, I prefer it to Birdnet-pi. It's been running very well for a few months now. It's cool to see the daily and seasonal changes in the detections.

I think most transfusions after blood loss are also only red blood cells, so all these other functions are not transferred.

Yes, but the tracks themselves are labeled if you zoom in on the map.

So in the US you can replace/add hardware to your car and install some open source software on it that takes over steering and braking, and this is legal? I'm amazed. Here I can't even install an aftermarket blinker if it does not have the correct certificates, ID numbers and documents, to be carried in the car at all times.

Maybe check out this for ideas? https://youtu.be/qMYBwbTIL-0

Note that European dishwashers are quite different in a few aspects.