carbocation

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   by carbocation 17y ago

   This is why pharmaceutical companies don't advertise to doctors, right? (Cue joke about doctors' intelligence.)
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   by carbocation 17y ago

   Will anyone from the Broad (MIT/Harvard collaboration) be there? If not, you should send them some invitations. They deal with petabytes of genetic data and certainly would have some insightful commentary.
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   by carbocation 17y ago

   Sure they can, so long as they keep saying, "On the one hand, Google Wave is ambitious and could be amazing; on the other hand, it is currently an utter failure." Well, I don't know about the bringing down all of Google bit, but my point is
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   by carbocation 17y ago

   You karma whore! (That said, consider yourself modded up.) Also, please accept my apologies for writing as if I were on Slashdot.
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   by carbocation 17y ago

   If you had a Likert-type scale, this wouldn't be a problem. I would rate a post 7/10 regardless of what everyone else had rated it. But we just have ups and downs. I think we've all established a sense of what the "right" score is for a giv
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   by carbocation 17y ago

   I literally stopped reading after he spent an entire paragraph abusing all modern understanding of DNA. Stating repeatedly that it is made up of amino acids did not help his case.
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   by carbocation 17y ago

   I was thinking the exact same thing. This is a rare example of an appropriate use of the PowerPoint medium.