Amygaz

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by Amygaz 8y ago
I have the same recipe here. Stick it in the fridge
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Funny story is the first time my credit card number was stolen following the Target hack, it was used in a grocery store and a convenience store near Madrid.
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by Amygaz 9y ago
Yep. Another babyllionaire who wants it all, just for himself.
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The premise of the study is what you said ( http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.... ). However, this studies falls short of demonstrating that "strongly", or the claim than sitting
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You are mistaking citizen action and corporate lobbying, especially the way it's done in the US. It's always Big Companies, with vested interests in keeping the statue quo, because their CEOs lack the creativity to move forward an
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If we had to give grade to the MBTA, we would give it a D (passing grade), because they deserve a large area. However, everything else is bad. On top of that, all the improvements they are making are things that were needed 10 years ago, no
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Sticker books. Just put books that they can't place and match stickers, always leave near the toilet. If you like sticker books, and who doesn't, you know what to do...
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And diapers are just the tip of the iceberg in term of spending. /sigh
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Bail or no bail, I do not see how your system will prevent the Shkreli and Holmes of this world to not be the prime benefactor and beneficiary of your system.
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Well he was already coding in high-school, 20 years ago... Not much codeacademy then. But I can see the point he was trying to make, it just doesn't apply to him, like at all. Which reminds me of another wealthy character with a JD deg
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It will have to be typing, since the new certificate for the perfect retina auto-alignement will not be in the trusted list
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I think you should update your reference baseline. Start with looking for papers who cite those papers, see what they think and what they found. For one, with recent advances in genomics, we now realise that conclusions from twin studies in
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Yes that's the code. They have to use a reinforced concrete structure that is earthquake resistant. It houses the elevators, the stair cases, and utilities. It's pretty standard everywhere for tall building.
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Totally legal. There is even blog/advertising for it: https://www.techemergence.com/artificial-intelligence-applic...
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Pubmed itself is open (just google "pubmed"). However, while many scientific publications are open access, many more are not. I find that google scholar does a pretty good job at searching. I typically start with google before usi
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The problem with AI is that we are building it, with all our biases.
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There are numerous studies showing that people with basic need expectations are stressed but not depressed, while people who don't struggle about fulfilling basic needs, but have high luxury and social expectations are more depressed.
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Just to give a different perspective on the 'real estate is doing well', while still supporting your final point: the total mortgage debt in the US is $13 trillion, which is a quarter of the total US bond market,
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I am not sure if those would strictly qualify as inventions or innovations/improvements. We already have a list of designs to build and power once we have significantly better batteries, or significantly better ways of harnessing other
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And these nations even have strong debates about even allowing people the right to choose when to die. Morality is a big part of adopting universal healthcare. Also, I don't see how the current private and public insurance systems in t
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There is a difference between current days 70yo oncologist with cancer, and a 30yo proud parent. As futile as it would be, before I had a child, I thought that in the event of a end-of-humanity catastrophe, I would get as close to the sourc
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Except that 1st. Sparks' stuff only cost a fraction of that to develop (closer to the $200M), and 2nd lot of the early expenses were fronted with tax payer's money.
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Plumbing... I see more and more pvc and quick-connect fittings, and central manifold setups. Plus the robots that can print a house and install all the pipes in one day. It's all becoming modular. I was a little sad for my plumber frie
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The longest study I've seen suggested at least 10y in long-lived cells. Technically it should last as long as the cell last. In the case of nerve cells, such as retinal cells, this should be as long as you live.
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I mostly agree with that, with the caveat that it could... The part where it doesn't: AAVs do not integrate their DNA into the host genome, not by themselves at least. They form latent infections, which will persist until the cell divi
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Without getting into details, gene editing has come a long way, and every steps involved are about 20-25% of the cost of what they used to be. Even FDA trials typically require lower enrollment and assays. So gene therapy should not be more
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Sounds exactly like what FB would write. Thanks for the laugh!
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MDs are as valuable in the North America are they are in Europe, they go to similar training, and enrollment numbers kept arbitrarily low. Yet they are paid a lot more in the US and Canada that they are in the UK or France. And we all know
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To add to your point, a fair amount of homeless people have mental illness, so no amount of job will help them if we don't care to their mental health. (The official US number is 25%, but I feel like Canada and UK surveys pairing menta
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It's actually a huge amount of wealth per person. 1st, you do realize that you include babies and elderly in that 7.5B? 2nd, you do realize that if we were living like touaregs instead of north americans we would all feel like f'i

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