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JohnJamesRambo
10y ago
What if Chrome could give you a back massage though? Firefox cook you dinner?
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10y ago
Yes I understand what you are saying, that the force is going to the outside of the disc, but using even light braking (over minutes or even hours for ultracentrifuging) can disturb a pellet or separation. This is rapidly coming to a compl
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JohnJamesRambo
10y ago
From what I have read, the memristors were the goal but they just aren't ready yet. Rather than wait, they implemented The Machine with what is available now.
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JohnJamesRambo
10y ago
If you have something slung on one side of the tube, it will rapidly want to go to the other side of the tube as the centrifuge switches direction on the reverse spin.
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JohnJamesRambo
10y ago
I'd be suspect about the quality of the centrifuging since it is changing directions on every spin. But I haven't read the paper so maybe they have checked that. I know that when I centrifuge something delicate, even having even
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JohnJamesRambo
10y ago
Yes I agree. It can be frustrating for me to see all the much less important things that humanity wants to invest its resources into these days.
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10y ago
I work as part of a group looking for agents that target childhood cancers funded by the National Cancer Institute. We look for compounds that selectively target certain childhood cancer cell types while not affecting other childhood cance
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10y ago
I clicked your link and wanted to hate what you did, but I have to say I really like it.
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JohnJamesRambo
10y ago
Wow, I did not even know about the shared part.
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10y ago
As a former Dropbox user, I can't imagine investing in them. For me, their plans are just way out of line with regard to pricing. So out of line that I'm going to go to the trouble of moving all of my stuff to Google Drive or On
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10y ago
If they touched the light bulb, they might think otherwise.
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JohnJamesRambo
10y ago
I'm confused about what makes this special. Is it just an image behind an equalizer graphic?
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JohnJamesRambo
10y ago
Since 1 part in 100,000 would imply that one could put a Shuttle up each day for 300 years expecting to lose only one, we could properly ask "What is the cause of management's fantastic faith in the machinery?" I wonder if
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JohnJamesRambo
10y ago
"Eat" is used very inappropriately here. As far as I know the cells aren't burning the nanowires for fuel. A more correct term would be that silicon nanowires can cross a cell membrane through phagocytosis, which I don'
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JohnJamesRambo
10y ago
After about the second failure I would have gotten one of those auto feeders that let out as much as they want and some weight control cat food.
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JohnJamesRambo
10y ago
I know this may be naive, but what does the officer part entail or mean?
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10y ago
Do you have any data showing cycling gets people to their destination faster and more efficiently? That sounds like a nightmare to me if implemented in large scale and will always be hampered by the low top speed of a bicycle.
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10y ago
But on the other side of the coin what if the person made life changes that reduced their chance for Alzheimer's and never succumbed to it? Shouldn't a person have access to that information if they want it? Why should the FDA n
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JohnJamesRambo
10y ago
"The red pill and its opposite, the blue pill, are popular culture symbols representing the choice between embracing the sometimes painful truth of reality (red pill) and the blissful ignorance of illusion (blue pill). The terms, popul
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JohnJamesRambo
10y ago
Oh yep you are right. That article seems to be completely misleading or lying about that. https://twitter.com/walterdebrouwer/status/80910713363551436...
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10y ago
Do you know if they tried to control for other "healthiness" variables? Someone that goes to the sauna 4-7 times a week might be a person that pays much more attention to their health. I know physical activity was adjusted for b
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10y ago
What is the FDA's problem with it? I feel like with this sort of thing and the 23andme.com issue that the FDA is being too restrictive about things that really shouldn't even be under their jurisdiction in the first place. For d
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10y ago
Why did they use the mice with the progeria gene? Wouldn't the results be more impressive in wild-type mice? Were they just trying to get around the 2-3 year lifespan of a lab mouse faster?
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JohnJamesRambo
10y ago
https://www.linkedin.com/in/chriswanstrath I had never seen him, so I'm posting this in case others were in the same boat.