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by chefkoch 7y ago
Couldn't one develop BiTEs (Bi-specific T-cell engagers) for this receptor? That would be cheaper and off the shelf for every patient.
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by chefkoch 7y ago
It's just too expensive, takes too long to build and no utilty company wants to own them.
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by chefkoch 7y ago
I guess Most would use rainbow tables so it wouldn't matter.
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by chefkoch 7y ago
I read some time ago that there was a trial but i never heard anything after that. https://www.bbc.com/news/business-38843341
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by chefkoch 7y ago
OK, that makes sense. But this seems to be really early to me.
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by chefkoch 7y ago
Every travelagent can tell you this, and a passport is like 50 bucks.
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by chefkoch 7y ago
Same in germany, also if you travel often one passport might be stuck in the visa application process for another trip.
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Airbus ousts Boeing from top spot in 2019(reuters.com)
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by chefkoch 7y ago
I can't even get my kids to bed at 7 p.m., at what time do you get up?
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by chefkoch 7y ago
> prevent a situation like Norway where the oil wealth is distributed to everyone and no longer able to be controlled by a handful of people. Isn't the wealth distributed to the saudis to keep them happy and inline?
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by chefkoch 7y ago
>Unlike decentralized blockchain-based offerings, the PBOC’s currency is intended to give Beijing more control over its financial system. So not what you are expecting from a crypto currency?
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by chefkoch 7y ago
The main usage will be porn.
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by chefkoch 7y ago
> But, much to the disappointment of software developers, machines in large clouds are often in service for 8-10 years. Why does this matter to software developers?
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by chefkoch 7y ago
And even they struggle to come up with replacements for their agying fleet of reactors.
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by chefkoch 7y ago
>The main argument against nuclear is that it absolutely requires a highly educated, well organized society and workforce. If something really serious disrupts our elaborated, complex societies, then nuclear plants will become really dan
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by chefkoch 7y ago
Many nuclear power plants have been planed and talked about, but untill the haven't started building it it is still quite cheap to chancel.
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by chefkoch 7y ago
No one wants nuclear any more, not even the chinese. Too much cost up front and way too slow to build. https://www.technologyreview.com/s/612564/chinas-losing-its-...
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by chefkoch 7y ago
I really loved "My wicked, wicked ways" about the live of Errol Flynn. If even half of it is true, he had enough adventures for a lot of movies. Also such a fun read.
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by chefkoch 7y ago
You get so many scans, failed logins that you can never press charges against them all. Imagine the reaction of law enforcement if you show up with 10 000 login attempts per day and you want to press charges.
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by chefkoch 7y ago
>Fusion power is in between the research stage and the commercial stage. The commercial stage ist decades away, there isn't even energy surplus generated in research. No reactor can run longer than some miliseconds, i think you are
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by chefkoch 7y ago
Where in Austria, Germany, italy or france do you get a meal vor 5€?
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by chefkoch 8y ago
>Case in point, those companies that did survive in the S&P 500 since its inception don't strike me as particularly innovative: Really? Except food i think there has been lots of innovation in the particular industries. Care to
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by chefkoch 8y ago
Xanax is not an SSRI but a benzodiazepine. These are completly different drug classes.
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by chefkoch 8y ago
This can be fixed with early voting and absentee ballots. No need for online voting.
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by chefkoch 8y ago
> We don't need to know the winner on election night. Other contries count the paper votes in one night, why shouldn't the US manage to. /edit: i don't really see the need for only voting if you only vote every other
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by chefkoch 8y ago
Outsource it to a contractor / lawyers office or whatever you did before? As in my other response, you have months to prepare a solution.
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by chefkoch 8y ago
>he quits or dies you hire another one. And in the weeks/months until you found one ? It's not like babies appear over night, you have months to prepare.
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by chefkoch 8y ago
If you absolutely need one for the business to function you need more than one person knowing how to do the job. Maybe not as good as the first guy but beeing so dependant on one person can put a company out of business. I thought that was
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by chefkoch 8y ago
>If you have say, a CFO or a specialist mechanic (that you only need 1 of, but definitely need) and they take a year off, what do you do? Just go without a CFO/mechanic for the year? Or do you start the hiring search, bring in anoth
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by chefkoch 8y ago
In Germany we have 12 months parental leave and it seems the country is doing quite well.

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