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is that some american problem i’m too euro to understand? we got rid of this anticompetitive shit in early 10s
i should be writing
is that some american problem i’m too euro to understand? we got rid of this anticompetitive shit in early 10s
i mean this:
So instead of using law enforcement and the interior ministry and FSB (security service) to provide security for Russian citizens, it’s being used to eradicate any opposition to the regime.
this is not a new situation
finally, they have automated couriers kicking packages
they’ve been doing that for the last 20 years, this is not news
i mean, that’s the point that in the process grant money becomes your money
ideally not your money, but money from grants, that’s why i mentioned it
that and if you can find lab/group with recent publications and funding. not sticking too hard to failed ideas also helps
the only thing this chatbot will be able to simulate is unreasonable persistence
already approved
Lenacapavir was approved for medical use in the European Union in August 2022,[10][12] in Canada in November 2022,[5][6] and in the United States in December 2022.[11][13][14] It is the first of a class of drugs called capsid inhibitors to be FDA-approved for treating HIV/AIDS.[11][15]
for treatment dosage price is 42k/year but presumably preventive dose is smaller
what are you talking about, number stations have very explicit military intelligence purpose, that’s not some lightweight trolling
the thing that they’re supposed to provide is peer review, solve that and we’re good to go. would be easier to do with some kind of central oversight and stable funding, we’re not talking about shitposting instance for 250 people that nobody will notice if it goes down
you’re risking copyright nastygrams, but people still do it, and even upload preprints and full articles to scihub, because fuck that and it’s maybe free citations
i hear you, but this leaves this massive gaping hole very quickly filled by predatory journals
the better solution would be journals created and maintained by universities or other institutions with national (or international, like from EU) funding
applied for a grant last month, now to finalize grant you need to publish things in open access format. (EU country; there’s a push for all publicly funded research to be open access, with it being a requirement from year ??? on, not sure when, but soon) there’s some special funding set aside just for open access fees, which is still rotten because these leeches still stand to profit. then, if you miss that, then there’s an agreement where my uni pays a selection of publishers to let in certain number of articles per year open access, which is basically the same thing but with different source of funding (not from grant, but straight from ministry)
No and it’s not that crazy surprising either. We know that these things can form in prebiotic atmosphere under influence of things like UV and specific rocks https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miller–Urey_experiment
now it’s just confirmation that these things can be found not only on planets but also on meteorites
there’s 4265 torrents right now with 1000 pdfs per torrent. 120TB ish as of three years ago
you don’t know where’s what, because torrents are packaged by submission date and not by topic
okay but you end up paying more - if it was just normal data plan and cost of phone it would be even, but there’s also something paid to middleman that provides something that is effectively credit and extortion services like simlock and some legal thingies, it might have smaller downpayment but it’s not this, see also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boots_theory
this is on top of various security and privacy implications of using a phone which you can’t legally reflash