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SARS-CoV-2 escape in vitro from highly neutralizing Covid-19 convalescent plasma (2020)(biorxiv.org)
51 points by Mizza 5y ago|86 comments
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100 Years of Erlang [Talk](youtube.com)
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by Mizza 5y ago
Huh, didn't know he was still active after going to prison. That's nice to see.
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by Mizza 5y ago
Sure! Basically, the idea is that rather than requests in JavaScript going through an API, each user connection is maintained by a lightweight process on the server (which Elixir can scale easily), and then interactions with the page are pu
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by Mizza 5y ago
I've been moving from Django to Elixir/Phoenix/LiveView and loving it so far. I hated the Angular/React era of the web and mostly moved to doing backend development, but the Live App era has reinvigorated my interest in
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by Mizza 5y ago
“This is rather as if you imagine a puddle waking up one morning and thinking, 'This is an interesting world I find myself in — an interesting hole I find myself in — fits me rather neatly, doesn't it? In fact it fits me staggerin
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by Mizza 5y ago
Do you have any links? I've looked and not found any, but happy to hear there are alternatives.
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by Mizza 5y ago
I'm from Pennsylvania. Culling all the deer would be like culling all the rats or pigeons in New York. It's not a possibility.
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by Mizza 5y ago
They all are.
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by Mizza 5y ago
I'm interested in starting a film studio using ILM's 'The Volume' technique: https://techcrunch.com/2020/02/20/how-the-mandalorian-and-il... but ILM has it all locked up. If Unity/Wet
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by Mizza 5y ago
Love it! Great initiative, these games are fun. We played a lot of 'Space Team' on the phone, cool to see collaborative puzzle games evolve. It super, super bugs me that black has two light square bishops in the chess puzzle :) (a
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by Mizza 5y ago
In their own words, the goal of this mission was not to collect plastic, but to collect data. I hope that this test will help them scale up further.
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by Mizza 5y ago
You only need to start worrying when people start hoarding massive amounts of cobalt..
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by Mizza 5y ago
I hate absolutely everything about this. At every angle and level of resolution I can think about it, I hate it. It's a fractal of things I hate.
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by Mizza 5y ago
Fair point.
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by Mizza 5y ago
Lots of comments here about how sentences are harsher for harming corporations and the extremely rich rather than common people. (See this case, Theranos, etc.) Is it possible that Netflix is _funding_ (or providing substantial material sup
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by Mizza 5y ago
Since we can't ever reach most of the universe, that means we'll probably have to simulate it to ever explore it. Which means we're probably being simulated right now. Hm. Let's hope they left `sv_cheats` available.
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by Mizza 5y ago
The hosted demo has the default query, "How many hydrogen atoms are in a water molecule?" It said "two". I asked it, "How many oxygen atoms are in a water molecule?". It said "two".
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by Mizza 5y ago
Time is weird. Oxford University is 200 years older than the start of the Aztec civilization.
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by Mizza 5y ago
I know somebody - I think they post here, hi! - who ended up in "weekend jail" with a conviction for sharing a school's WiFi password without permission. I also once got reprimanded for writing a blog post not too dissimilar
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by Mizza 5y ago
It's political. Taxes on carbon pollution are inevitable, but for the time being there is still political blockage because of the power of the cartels.
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by Mizza 5y ago
This is a good tip, I didn't know about that mode. Cheers.
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by Mizza 5y ago
"The ability to play chess is the sign of a gentleman. The ability to play chess well is the sign of a wasted life." - Paul Morphy. I started playing anonymous games on LiChess, and playing without ELO anxiety is way, way more fun
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by Mizza 5y ago
The Israel comments were the most severe political footgunning I've ever seen. I'd love to know what on behind the scenes to cause that to happen.
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by Mizza 5y ago
I find it weird for a whistleblower to be so "lib", as the kids say. She said she 'loves' Facebook, and wants to fix it, not harm it. I don't want Facebook fixed and I do want Facebook harmed. I don't want the
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by Mizza 5y ago
Why did it take so long to get rid of 3DES? Hasn't it been known as insecure for.. ages now?
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by Mizza 5y ago
I've only been aware of it since the RS article where the writer went to OzyFest on acid with the Chapo bros: https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/a-neol... Nightmare fuel.
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by Mizza 5y ago
I've got to say I've enjoyed watching this whole thing implode. They set out to be the "Uber of media", but ended up being the Theranos. I really hope we're starting to see the end of the "fake it till you make
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by Mizza 5y ago
It introduces the fundamental question but never answers it. He quotes Deutsch partially, "explain how Shor’s algorithm works" - but doesn't answer this question. He also leaves out the important part of the quote: "To t
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by Mizza 5y ago
Both of those papers, and others like it, are by single authors in philosophy journals, not physics journals. I don't think they are 'serious' in the same way. That Arxiv one is particularly bad.

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