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by caycep 2y ago
honestly, this is where Apple's intersection between science and humanities should include political science, and ethics.
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by caycep 2y ago
it's as good of a concept as giving your checkbook to the Nigerian prince to be balanced, instead of to your local accredited accountant.
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by caycep 2y ago
it's barely on paper and likely unconstitutional
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by caycep 2y ago
Agreed, and in addition, DOGE is also on the path to be guilty of mass murder, given than historians widely consider Mao guilty of the famine from the Great Leap Forward, and projected deaths from their policies are beginning to be tabulate
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by caycep 2y ago
Wasn't the ADA edition like $6k or so?
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by caycep 2y ago
the problem is there has to be credible enforcement. Either a credible threat of impeachment, or a separate branch of Us Marshals that works directly for the judiciary or something.
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by caycep 2y ago
I think it is in both but you need bacteria for the poop. but that's 2 sources of fuel instead of one!
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by caycep 2y ago
Ammonia...this ship could be run on poop...
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by caycep 2y ago
Why didn't they use that bouncy inflatable ball technique the cute JPL robot used?
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by caycep 2y ago
forget software, they all go into starting boutique bakeries
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by caycep 2y ago
yes, it's apple and oranges. Apple is making a Veblen good. Dell/Lenovo are making lowest-cost/lowest-bid commodities
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by caycep 2y ago
you think this is a Bertrand Serlet vs Craig Federighi style issue?
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by caycep 2y ago
vs...trying to replicate the results? you could also sequence the output and see if you get what it is saying you get
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by caycep 2y ago
yea, flickr has always been reliable for this sort of thing
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by caycep 2y ago
debian and the linux kernel survive but somehow manage not to sell ads...
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by caycep 2y ago
the economy depends on dopamine dysfunction in the VTA area i guess
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by caycep 2y ago
At some point, neuroscience HAS to replace "serotonin" and other monoamine hypotheses by what they're really getting at: serotonin/dopamine/glutamine etc are all data packets for a neural network, and a better way o
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by caycep 2y ago
bupropion does...a lot of things (including mildly doing what dextroamphetamine does...). A lot of these drugs don't just hit one receptor type...(don't get a pharmd started on receptor affinity binding profiles...)
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by caycep 2y ago
I mean that's one way to guarantee availability for gamers!
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by caycep 2y ago
unless you're the US Navy...
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by caycep 2y ago
like even more far-worse than the current far-worse?
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by caycep 2y ago
counterpoint is the HK developers of my old condo unit in NYC back in the late 80s. The story as I understand it was, they partnered w/ Chuangpu the development, but as it was completed, as was his wont, he sued them to screw them ou
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by caycep 2y ago
at least judging from his products sense, what he believed in was more grounded in the real world
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by caycep 2y ago
future of oncological meds might come from PRC institutions, maybe EU; US pipeline will likely dry up
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by caycep 2y ago
It's now a book (Barbarian Days)!
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by caycep 2y ago
the irony is if it was some Stone Age counterpart to Seymour Cray
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by caycep 2y ago
Also the same weather these idiots felt it was wise to go surfing in: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1992/08/24/playing-docs-g...
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by caycep 2y ago
it's arguably not great on windows either... (see Gigabyte Aorus comment above)
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by caycep 2y ago
The philosophical decision would have been (back in the day): build an app that supports/enhances municipal cab systems, i.e. hailing, payment, licensing etc, breaking the monopolies of medallion aggregators etc vs. build an entirely d
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by caycep 2y ago
Presumably, a newer generation of anti-amyloid or anti tau agents. There are current gen ones (targeted monoclonal ab ) which aren’t that incredibly effective but there’s some thought that maybe that’s due to treating the wrong patients at

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