#tessera — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #tessera, aggregated by home.social.
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Tessera – a consent-gated tunnel that's blind to your traffic
https://github.com/emmayusufu/tessera
#HackerNews #Tessera #consent-gated #tunnel #traffic #privacy #security #technology
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Tessera – a consent-gated tunnel that's blind to your traffic
https://github.com/emmayusufu/tessera
#HackerNews #Tessera #consent-gated #tunnel #traffic #privacy #security #technology
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Ieri mi è arrivata la tessera di @possibile
Ora, sarò pazzo, però mi sembra che sia il fronte che il retro della tessera siano disegnati col mio stile.
Un caso? Io non credo. Adesso vado a chiedere delucidazioni alla Cana.
#Possibile #tessera #tartapazzo -
Ieri mi è arrivata la tessera di @possibile
Ora, sarò pazzo, però mi sembra che sia il fronte che il retro della tessera siano disegnati col mio stile.
Un caso? Io non credo. Adesso vado a chiedere delucidazioni alla Cana.
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Tessera: Retro Grid Evolved - Trò chơi ghép khối với tùy chỉnh màu sắc và giao diện cổ điển arcade. 6 chế độ chơi độc đáo, điều khiển chính xác và không có quảng cáo cưỡng chế. #Tessera #BlockPuzzle #Game #TròChơi #Arcade #RetroGaming #GhépKhối
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Can AI detect hedgehogs from space? Maybe if you find brambles first. - You can't spot a hedgehog from space, but you might be able ... - https://arstechnica.com/ai/2025/09/can-ai-detect-hedgehogs-from-space-maybe-if-you-find-brambles-first/ #environmentalmonitoring #wildlifeconservation #sentinelsatellites #satelliteimagery #fieldvalidation #machinelearning #computervision #habitatmapping #remotesensing #inaturalist #cambridge #ecology #tessera #biz #ai
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Can AI detect hedgehogs from space? Maybe if you find brambles first. - You can't spot a hedgehog from space, but you might be able ... - https://arstechnica.com/ai/2025/09/can-ai-detect-hedgehogs-from-space-maybe-if-you-find-brambles-first/ #environmentalmonitoring #wildlifeconservation #sentinelsatellites #satelliteimagery #fieldvalidation #machinelearning #computervision #habitatmapping #remotesensing #inaturalist #cambridge #ecology #tessera #biz #ai
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Pals, please check out #Tessera, an extremely cool thing my husband has been working on for what seems like forever - and then sign up to his patreon if you feel the urge 😁
https://dice.camp/@tessera_rpg/114186986008807162 -
Pals, please check out #Tessera, an extremely cool thing my husband has been working on for what seems like forever - and then sign up to his patreon if you feel the urge 😁
https://dice.camp/@tessera_rpg/114186986008807162 -
This is one of those stories that either is the start of something huge or will sink like a stone: not much in between.
#Tessera’s claims are ambitious but not unprecedented. One of our clients does something similar with stem cells, and they have a product that’s actually made it to market. As far as I can tell, Tessera is claiming the ability to do this in all kinds of cells, with whole living organisms. Which would be a really big deal.
From a bioinformatics / biostatistics perspective (you knew that was coming) I have Questions about consistency. Doing it once, or ten times, or a thousand, isn’t enough. You need to do it trillions, very accurately indeed. With cell cultures you just screen out the cells that didn’t do what you wanted and keep the ones that did: insert “bury their mistakes” joke here. And with stem cells it’s particularly easy to know when you have it right.
“65 percent efficiency—20 times the rate at which it performed unintended or errant edits” sounds quite good on a cell-by-cell basis, although I’d like to see the error bars on those numbers. In a patient, it would be an unmitigated disaster. Congratulations, we’ve cured your muscular dystrophy … and given you ten different types of cancer.
More generally, their secrecy does not fill me with confidence, of the 95% variety or any other. As I’ve said many times before, science done in secret isn’t science at all, it’s alchemy.
Well. It’s early days yet. Let’s just hope Tessera isn’t another Theranos, because I am really tired of that. If they do achieve any of what they’re claiming, I’ll be cheering them on.
#genetics #geneediting #genewriting #stemcell #bioinformatics #musculardystrophy #cancer
https://www.the-scientist.com/bio-business/can-gene-writing-deliver-what-gene-editing-can-t-70740
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This is one of those stories that either is the start of something huge or will sink like a stone: not much in between.
#Tessera’s claims are ambitious but not unprecedented. One of our clients does something similar with stem cells, and they have a product that’s actually made it to market. As far as I can tell, Tessera is claiming the ability to do this in all kinds of cells, with whole living organisms. Which would be a really big deal.
From a bioinformatics / biostatistics perspective (you knew that was coming) I have Questions about consistency. Doing it once, or ten times, or a thousand, isn’t enough. You need to do it trillions, very accurately indeed. With cell cultures you just screen out the cells that didn’t do what you wanted and keep the ones that did: insert “bury their mistakes” joke here. And with stem cells it’s particularly easy to know when you have it right.
“65 percent efficiency—20 times the rate at which it performed unintended or errant edits” sounds quite good on a cell-by-cell basis, although I’d like to see the error bars on those numbers. In a patient, it would be an unmitigated disaster. Congratulations, we’ve cured your muscular dystrophy … and given you ten different types of cancer.
More generally, their secrecy does not fill me with confidence, of the 95% variety or any other. As I’ve said many times before, science done in secret isn’t science at all, it’s alchemy.
Well. It’s early days yet. Let’s just hope Tessera isn’t another Theranos, because I am really tired of that. If they do achieve any of what they’re claiming, I’ll be cheering them on.
#genetics #geneediting #genewriting #stemcell #bioinformatics #musculardystrophy #cancer
https://www.the-scientist.com/bio-business/can-gene-writing-deliver-what-gene-editing-can-t-70740
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@genofire Ich versteh halt nicht, weshalb da nicht mehr Leute über dieses Problem stolpern. Lässt einfach niemand einen eigenen Tileserver laufen? Oder benutzen wir mit #Tessera + #MBTiles einen zu ungewöhnlichen Stack?
Hab jetzt noch https://archive.org/details/osm-vector-mbtiles ausprobiert. Schon echt schick, dass es das gibt! Aber da gibt's leider keine Länderextrakte (und für die Europadaten hab ich gar nicht genug Platz); und bei 200 KB/s Downloadrate (!?) ist "Experimentieren" nicht so einfach.