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by daughart 9y ago
There is a tremendous environmental component to height. Women in South Korea have gained 8 inches in height, on average, in the past century. They are now taller on average than Korean men a century ago, despite no genetic differences.
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by daughart 9y ago
He studied mathematical biology. A PhD/MS should never indicate expertise outside of the field of study.
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See first movie stored in DNA of living cells(cnet.com)
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AI Designers Find Inspiration in Rat Brains(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by daughart 9y ago
People will pay for medicine. They won't pay for apps.
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by daughart 10y ago
Direct replication is a waste of time. Move forward, later when there is better technology/data, it will either agree or disagree.
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by daughart 10y ago
Is it homophobic? I assumed the personal trauma being referenced was the public outing by Gawker.
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by daughart 10y ago
In Boston it's practically the opposite experience. Cabbies almost always know exactly where I'm going and the fastest way to get there, because they've logged the hours necessary to learn Boston's confusing street syste
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by daughart 10y ago
Except "Saudia Arabia financing HRC" is not a factual statement.
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by daughart 10y ago
These efforts are actually more related than you might think. One problem with the current state of molecular biology is that mechanisms are represented as graphs comprised of nodes (genes and molecules) and activities (inhibition, activati
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by daughart 10y ago
Sure it's a nostalgic sound, but I can't tell you how many college lectures are punctuated at some point by this sound.
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by daughart 10y ago
You don't need a $25 adaptor, just a $25 cable! http://www.apple.com/shop/product/MK0X2AM/A/usb-c-to-lightni... Seriously though the next iPhone/iPad will surely going to use USB-C also and dit
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by daughart 10y ago
The touch bar doesn't have haptic feedback.
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by daughart 10y ago
A quick google would reveal that he did in fact give this advice: "He did write former Secretary Clinton an email memo describing his use of his personal AOL email account for unclassified messages and how it vastly improved communicat
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by daughart 10y ago
Just ask a human teenager.
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by daughart 10y ago
Why not just hold your tongue instead of saying a joke about rape? Doesn't really seem like that much of a limitation of your freedom, and it might really have a positive impact on someone who has been through a terrible and traumatic
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by daughart 10y ago
Danielle probably doesn't want to work with you either.
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by daughart 10y ago
In that case, Rockwell's "Somebody's Watching Me" seems like a funnier joke while simultaneously avoiding the whole rape thing.
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by daughart 10y ago
Why can't we merely strive to live in a world without workplace harassment?
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by daughart 10y ago
Is your position that people should be able to say whatever they want in the work place?
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by daughart 10y ago
Right? Like no one could actually be proud to work in an inclusive environment.
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by daughart 10y ago
The idea that you can't interact casually without risking personal offense is just a knee-jerk reaction. If restricting work conversations about personal appearance, sex, gender, race, religion, rape, etc. is equivalent to eliminating
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by daughart 10y ago
This particular comment could be perceived as being insensitive to victims of sexual violence, which disproportionately effects women. However, I can think of a lot of things that would completely avoid any chance of being perceived as offe
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by daughart 10y ago
Lots of things are sold legally and commonly known, but are still not acceptable to discuss in a workplace.
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by daughart 10y ago
Person1 should have just held their tongue. Both Person1 and Person4, along with others potentially, would have benefitted from the 8:53:41 AM message merely having never been sent. Can anyone express the argument against this position?
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by daughart 10y ago
Why shouldn't people be expected to remain professional at work? Why is the difficulty of the job an excuse?
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by daughart 10y ago
Don't see how it's going to extremes. I sit at a table with 6 others and manage a team of 8, have followed this for years and enjoy constant conversations and have good relationships with all my co-workers. Maybe I just have a ric
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by daughart 10y ago
It's almost hard to read the comments on here. "It's a stressful environment---people have to blow off steam." "Is X comment really that offensive?" "Joking around is important to office culture." &qu
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by daughart 10y ago
Is your position that "food critic" is not a legitimate job, or that there is no value in NYT restaurant reviews? Once you admit there is, then by definition someone's job involves a lot of eating. I think that's pretty
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by daughart 10y ago
Most universities have limits on the number of hours undergraduates can work, and federal work study also limits the number of hours weekly. Graduate students have no such institutional protection. Nearly all undergrads are allowed to remai

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