Amygaz

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by Amygaz 8y ago
If you want a webby award, that’s what is needed.
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by Amygaz 8y ago
I feel like it’s like that everywhere. The status quo is to convenient for upper management, while adopting sustainable policies within large companies is too cumbersome and not valued.
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by Amygaz 8y ago
I read it too, and there is absolutely nothing new. Pick any protein network database, and all these actors are already linked. Basically, you could have written the same conclusion without sacrificing any mice.
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by Amygaz 8y ago
But then your LDL will rise up, thereby negating any cardiac benefits...
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by Amygaz 8y ago
I also want to add that age-wise we might be pretty old. Our galaxy (13B) solar system (5B), our planet(4.5B)are pretty old considering the Big Bang happened 14B year ago. Definitely in civilization time that leaves a lot of room for a few
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by Amygaz 8y ago
The end of the list is called Senior author and is very important and sometime a point of contention between collaborators. Still, if your name is on the list it’s because you presumably had a significant scientific contribution. So no, bei
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by Amygaz 8y ago
They don’t want to lower the price to you. They simply don’t want to pay the middle man.
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by Amygaz 8y ago
It can and it has been for academic reasons. But no employer tracks that, not even in academia... I can’t find the reference I’m looking for, but cost associated with turn over rate due to narcissists is apparently as high as taking care is
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by Amygaz 8y ago
I work at a top tier University and I have been wondering the same thing, about some of the government funded research going on in Academia...
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by Amygaz 8y ago
Gone! Where?
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by Amygaz 8y ago
1st of all, the automated pinsetter is not very old, it's WWII era invention. 2nd where I work, I can clearly see how the 50+ yo engineers think differently than the 40+ yo, who also think differently than the rest. So yes I don't
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by Amygaz 8y ago
They also agree with that, but they use a model that can never reach 0. So starting with nearly 4000 105yo individuals, only one remains at 115 years and never dies.
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by Amygaz 8y ago
Except, if it wasn’t invented at Harvard or Stanford, then it wasn’t invented. So they’ll just invent it... Eventually...
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by Amygaz 8y ago
DARPA should fund the development of 74-Z speeder bikes, and nothing else!
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by Amygaz 8y ago
Considering that this is a rather a rounded triangle, I doubt it has anything to do with tightness, and more with convenience, esthetic. A symmetrical displacement is also slightly less constraining in term of keeping the overall circumfere
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by Amygaz 8y ago
Every time the "same" item is sold by many vendors or has many look-a-like, I approach with caution. And that goes for maybe fake brand or obviously cheap product. It is a every growing pain to shop on Amazon because so many thing
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by Amygaz 8y ago
Stop watching Fox News /s Kidding aside: It has already been shown that every century is less violent than the preceding one. This has nothing to do with military per se, but a lot to do with improvement in social norms helped by tech
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by Amygaz 8y ago
Not true about either GE or Maersk. They have businesses in very broad areas, including areas of high growth and innovation. Lack of imagination, poor management, poor judgement, poor execution... That's what is happening. Both are run
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by Amygaz 8y ago
I by American you mean '0.1% of US Americans'.
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by Amygaz 8y ago
If you mean it in the sense that one could cheat the results and not be diagnosed, then absolutely. Most of their metabolites could linked to dietary deficiency. We did have a metabolite panel done and my kid would have been a false negativ
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by Amygaz 8y ago
Well McDo has been introducing electronic kiosks to order, while reducing the number of cashier stands.
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by Amygaz 8y ago
I like to thing I am a burger pro, but I know I am not an automation pro. A burger shouldn't take more than 10 minutes from cooking to being served. This thing looks very slow. Is that the current state of this sort of line automation?
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by Amygaz 8y ago
Hey! Sometime I think about taking a 6 months leave to go flip burgers a the local gourmet burger place. Blacksmithing would be a close second. As for peat I wouldn't do it, because I do not see the point. Peats are very important ecos
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by Amygaz 8y ago
It is likely that you are counting all the results of your search results, and not curating them. I counted 25 different patents in the USA (40 worldwide), and 13 of those are actually granted.
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by Amygaz 8y ago
These have not much to do with attempt at increasing power density, but everything to do with particle contamination during the manufacturing process.
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by Amygaz 8y ago
So does the US. The vast majority of dairy farmers receive subsidies or they would not be "profitable", averaging $280 million per year over the past 20 years (some year it's $10M, while another its $1B). Everyday we dump ove
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by Amygaz 8y ago
The rule should be:"We don't negotiate with narcissists."
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by Amygaz 8y ago
When I crave chocolate pudding, I'll eventually make a bowl, and instead of splitting it into many desert cups (which I would just crave for), I eat the entire bowl in one go. Then I'm cured from pudding for a while. Chips (or fri
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by Amygaz 8y ago
Keep us posted. But this looks good. I think it is important for tech people to know what is the level out there.
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by Amygaz 8y ago
The bar is pretty low right now. Who hasn't recently entertained that idea, even one moment to go that route (which seems to be leading to Nowhereland).

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