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by apsec112 6y ago
If people are worried about scientific donors having undue influence, a much cleaner route than trying to stop donations or screen every person is to simply require that donations be anonymous. That way, everyone still has the freedom to sp
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Kraig Biocraft: Recombinant Spider Silk Techology(kraiglabs.com)
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Amwell S-1(sec.report)
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List of most recent S-1 statements filed(sec.report)
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Rossum's Universal Robots(en.wikipedia.org)
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Made in Hollywood, Censored by Beijing(pen.org)
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Applying tech frameworks to biotech: key differences(celinehh.com)
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Lidar startup Luminar to go public via $3.4B SPAC merger(techcrunch.com)
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A Mechanist's Guide to the Coronavirus Genome(csvoss.com)
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Quantum physicists crack mystery of 'strange metals,' a new state of matter(phys.org)
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by apsec112 6y ago
If academia is structured the same way in China as it is in the US, that situation won't be sustainable for long there, either. If each professor produces ten new PhDs, the only way for them to all find academic jobs is through very ra
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by apsec112 6y ago
"Where will the money come from to get the car fixed?" is a very personal question; answering it well would require knowing a lot about the person asking, and what their life circumstances, talents, resources, and obstacles were.
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by apsec112 6y ago
There was a thread on this back in 2018, although I think this page has been updated since then: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18105129
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Patrick Collison's Questions(patrickcollison.com)
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A step towards new nitrogen products(news.yale.edu)
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The most secure biolabs routinely make errors that could cause a pandemic (2019)(dominiccummings.com)
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You shouldn’t trust developing world surveys, including the one I did(katwoods.co)
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Coronavirus Infection Survey Pilot(ons.gov.uk)
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What social policies are low-hanging fruit in the US?(facebook.com)
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Britain to get first refinery for extracting precious metals from e-waste(theguardian.com)
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Lottery Winners Are Screwed(reddit.com)
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The Global E-waste Monitor(ewastemonitor.info)
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The community reflects the larger society(news.ycombinator.com)
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California’s Wildfire Policy Backfired (2019)(motherjones.com)
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Founder Grants: Fund a startup without giving up equity(foundergrants.com)
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Trump accuses 'deep state' FDA of slowing vaccine development(aljazeera.com)
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Luciteria: Every Element for Sale(luciteria.com)
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by apsec112 6y ago
I like this idea, but just submitting your own project over and over is against the rules here: "Please don't use HN primarily for promotion. It's ok to submit your own stuff occasionally, but the primary use of the site shou
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To Spread Science, Keep It Secret(lesswrong.com)
2 points by apsec112 6y ago|1 comments
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United Nuclear Scientific Equipment and Supplies(unitednuclear.com)
62 points by apsec112 6y ago|22 comments

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