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adenadel
10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrow%27s_impossibility_theore...
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A Google Maps for the Human Body
(theatlantic.com)
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10y ago
As someone in the field, this is a refreshingly accurate viewpoint. What do you think are some of the needs in the genomics space that aren't being tackled?
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When “Actionable” Genomic Sequencing Results Cannot Be Acted Upon
(oncology.jamanetwork.com)
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Approving a Muscular Dystrophy Drug Ignites a Civil War at the FDA
(forbes.com)
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adenadel
10y ago
That's a false dichotomy. A CEO can do something that isn't motivated by benefiting the company without it being something that goes against the interest of the company.
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adenadel
10y ago
Previous discussion from two days ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12487518
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35 Innovators Under 35 2016
(technologyreview.com)
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LoweBot
(lowesinnovationlabs.com)
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10y ago
I'm confused by your post. "Roundup Ready" plants are genetically engineered to be resistant to the effects of glyphosate.
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Speeding up biotech
(sandiegouniontribune.com)
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10y ago
This was on the front page yesterday https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12376695
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23andMe's Consumer DNA Data Gold Mine Is Starting to Pay Off
(fastcompany.com)
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Gladwell: Wealthy 'sound like idiots' explaining donations to large universities
(businessinsider.com)
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10y ago
The return on investment comes from rental income, not increases in the price of the property.
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adenadel
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The same could be argued for any jargon outside of one's own field.
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10y ago
As far as I know, per annum is actually a part of the English language. I typically have seen it used in the context of pricing or finance which seems to be verified. [1] I don't disagree with you about p.a. less clear than /yr th
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You are the best author in human history
(lettersofnote.com)
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Renowned entrepreneur-educator Larry Bock dies
(sandiegouniontribune.com)
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What It’s Like to Eat Nothing but This Magical, Healthy Ice Cream for 10 Days
(gq.com)
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Could Alzheimer's stem from infections?
(nytimes.com)
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10y ago
I have a friend who sells software that enables churchgoers to donate via a mobile app and someone in the town I grew up in wrote software for youth group management. You would be surprised at the niche needs that are out there.
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10y ago
This is nitpicky, but 23andme doesn't do whole genome sequencing. They use a genotyping SNP chip that interrogates about 500k individual bases (and imputes other positions) rather than sequencing the 2x3B base pairs in the whole genome
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10y ago
Color requires a physician to be involved in the ordering of the test. This is also just an expansion of the genes that they are testing rather than an entirely new test. Smaller panels like this are easier to validate.
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What’s wrong with Craig Venter?
(mosaicscience.com)
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Meet the New CEO of the $22B Genomics Company You've Never Heard Of
(fastcompany.com)
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Your strongly correlated data is probably nonsense
(opiniomics.org)
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Q&A: Bill Gates
(technologyreview.com)
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11y ago
That's only true if you don't consider FDA approval to be a form of peer review.
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11y ago
No, if anything the shared experience makes the judge more able to be empathetic. Most people would only be able to sympathize.
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