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   by _ihaque 13y ago

   Insurers have been barred by law from discriminating based on genetic information since 2008: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_Information_Nondiscrimi... . Counsyl definitely falls under the scope of HIPAA; we do tests at the request o
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   by _ihaque 13y ago

   Full disclosure: I work for Counsyl. (In fact, if you watch the video at the bottom of the article, I'm the second speaker.) The cool thing (well, one of many) about Counsyl is that there are a lot more things going on than pure biology and
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   by _ihaque 13y ago

   (I guess DarkShikari's comment is nested too deeply for me to reply directly.) In my (admittedly limited) experience [1], the compiler has actually done pretty decently at optimizing register allocation in intrinsic-heavy loops. I wrote out
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   by _ihaque 13y ago

   Full disclosure: I work for Counsyl. (In fact, if you watch the video at the bottom of the article, I'm the second speaker.) The cool thing (well, one of many) about Counsyl is that there are a lot more things going on than pure biology and