Does that mean Zorin’s a goner?

I meant that I thought they were merging the two if Gemini could simply do what AlphaFold had been doing.

That person was right: https://medicine.iu.edu/blogs/research-updates/the-protein-folding-problem-the-day-ai-unlocked-a-secret-of-life

So this may be why Google is closing AlphaFold; AI is already doing it.

And don’t ask us how often that happens.

Wow, max $15k combined? Sounds like junkyard findings or something! You must be really handy, I take it.

Yes, absolutely fight for principles if you have the time and energy to. That was messed up.

At least it still raises public awareness about the problems with this tech generally being closed-source, and paved the way for an eventually successful open-source product over the years to come!

It had died in his brain, from what I remember him having said.

Well, let’s just stop tracking those, too, then; problem solved!

Yeah, I was about to say: with the prices of new machines nowadays, whenever all mine eventually conk out, I may just try to get used machines for pennies on the dollar at estate sales and revive them with Linux, haha.

*more accessible to us peons, not a master like you!

Probably Prime Video, Prime Gaming, etc.

Yeah, I’ve tried to warn people about Steam account dependence, but they’re somehow super-diehard over those while poking fun at Sony. There isn’t even any beneficiary system in place. Each is just a step away from being like the other… Nothing beats owning your own data.

I’ve never seen this template before, but it looks like it has a lot of potential!

Someone has clearly never tried Qalculate!

That’s literally what I was about to mention as well. I would just suggest that you change the clicking frequency from the default, which is every single ad, to just moderate, so that they don’t detect that you’re clearly sabotaging the system and may otherwise discount your clicks.

But yeah, be sure to mention that AdNauseam is a uBO fork. There’s literally no reason not to move to it.

Yann LeCun’s JASP

Wait, this is my first time reading about this. Got an ELI5 or TL;DR?

Right? Forcing them to keep Android open would be far more effective than this fine.

Have they always been this exclusionist?