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by dangom 5y ago
Not if the air is filtered. https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/27714...
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by dangom 5y ago
One should understand that not all processes in life take 45 minutes. Learning meaningful content is like going to the gym or playing the piano - you cannot expect to see any meaningful results in a day. You'll have to put in the work
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by dangom 5y ago
Context-menus will land in the next Emacs release and are already available on master. Expect more and more functionality to be exposed via them. Being emacs, context-menus will also be configurable. https://github.com/emacs
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by dangom 5y ago
I don't think the numbers scale linearly. A single dollar probably does nothing to contribute to better animal welfare. It takes a threshold of money to start being impactful, and over a long time period to inflict noticeable long-term
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by dangom 5y ago
Very curious. Is there anything that smells the same, or is absolutely everything different? Also, how much of a difference is it - slightly off, or completely new?
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by dangom 5y ago
This interpretation is misleading. There is no significant viral load difference between groups, but only looking at the subset of vaccinated people who actually got infected. Also, the study also suggests lower viral loads for the symptoma
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by dangom 5y ago
You should report this to the IRB. The research is conducted on information obtained by interacting with humans, and therefore should be classify as Human Subjects Research [1]. Waivers of informed consent can be obtained under some circums
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by dangom 5y ago
Impossible that it would receive ethical approval, and for good reason, but it would be fantastic if such a study could be conducted as a double blinded placebo-controlled clinical trial. The fact the patient knows she has a myriad of docto
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by dangom 5y ago
Vessel constriction or dilation by itself is not necessarily a bad thing. CO2 is a potent vasodilator, but no one would claim holding/pacing your breath for swimming is a bad thing. Caffeine too has a strong vasoconstricting effect.
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by dangom 5y ago
As someone who used to host, I didn't like hosting couples because many a times they were absolutely not interested in having a "CouchSurfing experience", only looking for a free place to sleep. Also, since reviews were the c
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by dangom 5y ago
Well, we could turn your question around. What if it is not sleep itself, but the fact that it is related to the release of melatonin which potentially mediates immune system responses and inflammation? The paper offers interesting hypothes
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by dangom 5y ago
I mean that groups without any conflict of interest can gather population level data and evaluate for themselves how effective the vaccines are, and how likely it is for the clinical trial data to have been correct. There is a reason public
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by dangom 5y ago
Same feeling here. Curiously enough the domain is called "For better science", where we'd have expected neutrality and impartiality to be the guiding principles of any report. Apart from that, it is hard to believe that any o
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by dangom 5y ago
Try any veg. indian dish and you'll be surprised how delicious vegetables can be prepared.
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by dangom 5y ago
The SARS-CoV-2 virus binds to a specific receptor (ACE2) that is expressed in a multitude of different cells in our bodies, most curiously the endothelial cells that line up your vessels. Some hypothesis suggest that the disruption of the s
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by dangom 5y ago
I'd love to see a workflow comparison between emacs, vim (with remote work via neovim's tcp support + neovide) and vscode. I'm currently using Emacs and have a pretty decent setup for remote work with jupyter-emacs and tramp,
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by dangom 5y ago
Haha, sure. But you don't need to install writefreely, you can publish anonymously to write.as, the "canonical" writefreely instance.
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by dangom 5y ago
Shameless plug: back in the day I put together an Emacs package to push org-files directly to an writefreely instance. Literally 0 friction to start a blog. https://github.com/dangom/writefreely.el
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by dangom 5y ago
They looked at longitudinal data from people before and after COVID. Most of these people had the flu before, none had COVID because it didn't exist in humans then. There is no way to run the exact same study (UK biobank) on people who
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by dangom 5y ago
Is anyone there using Guix as a daily driver? Is it stable? Would love to hear some user experiences.
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by dangom 5y ago
Back in 2010 I was learning German and visited Berlin for the first time with another friend whose German was as bad as mine. We downloaded this random app (in German) telling us about Berlin tourist attractions, and upon reading it we &quo
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by dangom 5y ago
I like to mix and match local and remote files in the same Emacs frame. I know they work remotely, but that'd require me to configure them in the remote - and sometimes that's a pain because Emacs versions differ, or because the k
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by dangom 5y ago
You install it in your own terminal on your own computer, not on the institutions' computers. Also, for research that doesn't handle personal identifiable information (think civil engineering or astronomy), I don't think it&#
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by dangom 5y ago
Does neovim, or vim for that matter, offer any out of the box support for remote work like Emacs has with tramp-mode? Asking because maybe it's time to try NeoVim out, but it'd be a limitation for my work if I had to go through ex
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by dangom 5y ago
People who can configure their shells are not their target audience. For once, if you walk into any research center or academic environment and look over the shoulders of people who have to code or use a terminal because they have no other
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Papis: Powerful and extensible command-line based reference manager(github.com)
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by dangom 5y ago
It's one of the most popular software packages within the brain MR community. There are many alternatives, but FreeSurfer is one of the first and most robust packages that allows researchers to segment (divide the imaged tissue into cl
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by dangom 5y ago
Here's the source: https://github.com/freesurfer/freesurfer . It's open (according to most people's understanding of open), but it's not free for commercial use likely because of IP reasons and to av
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by dangom 5y ago
Thank you. I had a trailing new line messing the hash.
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by dangom 5y ago
Thanks. I did have a trailing newline. Adding that -n fixed it.

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