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by KETpXDDzR 5y ago
If I recall correctly one hurdle for customized medications is the licensing process. Licensing and FDA approving a new medicine is costly. That's one of the reasons bacteriophages are not used nowadays, besides a few exclusions. ( htt
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Any cult big enough is a religion, right?
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That's fair use, not a copyright violation. Google: "(in US copyright law) the doctrine that brief excerpts of copyright material may, under certain circumstances, be quoted verbatim for purposes such as criticism, news reporting,
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I think that's the same idea as Ubuntu's snaps. A different implemention, of course. However, snaps are conceptual more secure. However there's rootless Docker now. inb4: Flatpak is not as powerful as snap. E.g., you can&#x27
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Compare it to a horse. No one knows what's going on in the horse's brain. However, we learned to trust it and how to deal with it safely. E.g., blinkers (the devices to limit a horse's peripheral view).
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That reminds me of benchmarking key-value stores. Surprisingly for me at that time, SQLite crushed all famous KV stores.
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> But that’s it. That’s the only catch. I'd like to add one drawback with this solution: Complexity. From my experience, complexity can easily lead to more problems than what it solves. With all the "blackboxes", e.g., WAS
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There's some research on low testosterone caused by plastic materials. I heard of doctors being able to detect plastic in a baby's blood stream. I think the reason this is not as public as it should be, is that males are sensitive
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by KETpXDDzR 5y ago
Can't confirm. Not at all. I interviewed during COVID, around summer 2020, and really preferred the adjusted interview process. I interviewed w/ Facebook, NVIDIA, TwoSigma, Citadel, Google, Apple, Cerebras, Rivian, and Amazon. I u
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Demethylation: [...] removal of a methyl group (CH3) from a molecule. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demethylation Is anyone familiar with this process and can explain this paper to me like I'm five? :)
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"80% of US Fund Managers Underperform S&P 500 Over 5 years" http://www.ginsglobal.com/articles/80-of-us-fund-managers-un...
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Sounds like smart insider trading. I know some forums only accessible via the TOR network that trade insider info. Your first post is for verification, the ones after for either selling them or trading with others. If you trade your company
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by KETpXDDzR 5y ago
> If he didn’t know, I would totally humiliate him in front of his boss. I only know this from Indian culture. There, someone can "loose their face" if you correct them in front of others. A friend if mine attended a conference
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by KETpXDDzR 5y ago
It's the same in most companies. It's mostly hidden in some company rule book you agree to when signing your contract.
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All of op's submissions are promoting their service. HackerNews is not your free advertisment platform! They has a history as self-promoter: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27431183
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If it's trained with GPL licensed code, doesn't that mean the network they use includes it somewhat? Then, someone could sue that their networks must be GPL licensed too, right?
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In Siberia they heat using btc mining: https://archive.curbed.com/2017/11/9/16619032/bitcoin-mining...
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As long as we don't have a world government which is enabled, countries will pollute the environment to improve their economy. Also, most politicians in power probably think they won't experience the consequences of destroying the
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by KETpXDDzR 5y ago
How do you prevent click-farms of promoting entries? All user-based decision making problems can easily be rigged by fake users/sock puppets. As long as there's a monetary incentive to promote/demote items with votes, people
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Now the important questions: 1) does it run FarCry? 2) are the GPUs limited in their ETH hashrate?
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Where are the benchmarks?
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Sounds like a solution that a regular consumer will never afford to use. I see the usual bay area behavior: Cool tech for rich people.
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The only problem is that especially these ppl will probably not sell until it's too late.
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I see a market for static code analyzers for smart contracts. And virus scanners!
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AWS and until recently Azure have Blockchain-as-a-service. The real winner of a gold rush are the people selling pickaxes. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/blockchain-servic... https://aws.ama
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ML is - over-hyped - very useful for some problems - nets being blackboxes makes it dangerous - hardware-hungry - nowadays useful for narrow-AI, but not even close to general AI I think unexplainable decisions affecting the lifes of of huma
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This opinion only lists issues, not solutions. Sure, they advertise mercurial, but migrating from git to mercurial is unrealistic for many cases. I'd title it: "Why Mercurial is better than git+LFS"
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I see a market for personal WiFi jamming devices.
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by KETpXDDzR 5y ago
Perfectly related: The guide to inflation https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27099536 We don't see any big CPI increase caused by quantitative easing. Wealthy people don't increase their food quality/need.
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And nothing changed. Probably even worse. In most modern software companies you are blocked by a lack of permission at some point. Hard- and software became more and more hardened and complex. Thus, tinkering with it to work-around rather r

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