caycep

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   by caycep 1y ago

   Also - it might be worth looking in donations from Mex/canada. The anecdotal tidbit is that during Trump I with the border shenanigans and COVID, the drop in Mexican nationals crossing the border to donate blood/plasma (paid opp
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   by caycep 1y ago

   I would say, it depends. I also have a lot of colleagues who overtest out of paranoia and risk avoidance.
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   by caycep 1y ago

   That was true before this memorandum, if I remember correctly and also at least if I'm reading the 2013 and 2022 memorandi correctly. The 12 month embargo was also scheduled to be eliminated at the end of this year, JB is just moving
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   by caycep 1y ago

   This - Open Access has been around for a while. Battarchya is claiming he's removing the 1 year delay but I've def seen things published and openaccessed ASAP before so I'm not super familiar on the specifics.
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   by caycep 1y ago

   I think Toyota has some sort of subsidiary who's bailiwick was this sort of thing? Woven or some other name?
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   by caycep 2y ago

   also, the always thorough Molly White https://www.citationneeded.news/issue-81/
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   by caycep 2y ago

   this seems like an awfully convoluted and self defeating way to drive down bond yields....
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   by caycep 2y ago

   if all these shenanigans kill the whole driving point of bonds anyway (the full faith and credit of US Govt) - will it ever be as easy for the treasury to issue bonds again?
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   by caycep 2y ago

   "manufacturing as a service", however that may look, might be more of a fit for the modern economy...unless we really regress back to 1930
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    by caycep 2y ago

    I live near the Pasadena/LA area and wish I had heard of SCALE22x earlier!
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    by caycep 2y ago

    see article above ----- "These DOGE operatives appear to have no work experience that’s remotely close to the VA in terms of its scale or complexity. The VA administers all the government benefits afforded to veterans and their familie
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    by caycep 2y ago

    is this the company where the CEO/ex CEO is trying to rejigger the VA? https://www.wired.com/story/doge-department-of-veterans-affa...
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    by caycep 2y ago

    hence the "in theory". I do realize GOP/Unitary Prez court packing has been an issue and does need to be addressed as well...
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    by caycep 2y ago

    In theory, Congressional investigation w/ power of subpoena and an ability to hand out prison sentences. Also in theory, if they lose office, subsequent admin needs to be able to prosecute. Assuming we can vote again in the future
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    by caycep 2y ago

    granted I'm sort of doing it via TrueNAS I suppose.
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    by caycep 2y ago

    Is this basically the source of a lot of Rhys Dharby jokes?
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    by caycep 2y ago

    Somehow I’m reminded of this https://www.newyorker.com/news/letter-from-silicon-valley/th...
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    by caycep 2y ago

    why not NY style row houses? you might achieve more density than a compound
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    by caycep 2y ago

    I assume he takes advice/feedback i.e. the famous ESR post and the concerns from that contributor from intel and others to heart. Or at least has forced himself to learn how to do so.
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    by caycep 2y ago

    my cynical take on this is that the suburban gentrifiers appear to have replicated behaviors of the people they displaced.... It's not like communal behaviors or venues in SF/Oakland/Berkeley did not exist prior to 2025...
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    by caycep 2y ago

    Not coincidentally about the size of a US infantry company...
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    by caycep 2y ago

    The easy way to tell: If the clinic is charging you to get stem cell therapy - probably a scam If the clinic is paying you to get stem cell therapy (most clinical trials include a stipend for study participants), and there's a legit en
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    by caycep 2y ago

    Also, I'm pretty sure U Mich had a trial to do implants in ALS patients, but not sure if it ever got beyond Phase I
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    by caycep 2y ago

    iPS cells in vitro for experiments have been a thing for over a decade now... In vivo experiments face more regulations bc...well, stem cells are very close to cancer cells and bad things have happened....
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    by caycep 2y ago

    You'd think a technical site like ycombinator, ppl would post directly from pubmed/europe pmc...I mean, ppl post CS papers from Arxiv regularly...
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    by caycep 2y ago

    Weren't there rumors that Giannandrea doesn't have full control of the AI/ML house? There were entrenched old Siri folks fighting for their turf
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    by caycep 2y ago

    granted, this is me just speculating, but personality type of Tim Cook dreaming up highly precise supply chains and generating precise business numbers quarter to quarter might make him vulnerable in terms of the character judging side of t
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    by caycep 2y ago

    aren't a lot of App Store/dev relations critics frustrated with/ Schiller though?
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    by caycep 2y ago

    that being said, Ive was important in asking why physical form factors should make sense in human terms. Big computers w/ a lot of ports make sense to comp sci/ee ppl in the lab but people in the real world have priorities more
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    by caycep 2y ago

    I think he is Korean, that may account for the cultural differences