dbcooper

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Prostitution and the internet(economist.com)
208 points by dbcooper 12y ago|73 comments
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by dbcooper 12y ago
TL;DR: Don't drink 4L of the stuff per day.
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Earl Grey tea intoxication [pdf](docente.unicas.it)
83 points by dbcooper 12y ago|39 comments
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by dbcooper 12y ago
Are you concerned by the FDA's announcement that they intend to regulate lab-developed diagnostic tests in a similar manner to medical implants and devices? http://mobile.nytimes.com/2014/08/01/business&#
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by dbcooper 12y ago
Sounds great! I will have to try to contact you/Bikanta when I return from vacation.
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by dbcooper 12y ago
I am on vacation right now, without my literature archive in arms reach, but from recent publications you may be interested in the whole-exome single cell sequencing work from Lohr et al. http://www.nature.com/nbt/journ
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by dbcooper 12y ago
Do you intend to use your probes for in vivo imaging, or for histological study of tissue biopsies?
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FDA intends to start regulating medical laboratory testing(mobile.nytimes.com)
3 points by dbcooper 12y ago|0 comments
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by dbcooper 12y ago
Non-invasive circulating cancer cell (CTC) screening from blood samples seems to have the most promise. (disclaimer: I run a project in this area)
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Updated Android L Developer Preview Images for the Nexus 5 and 7(xda-developers.com)
2 points by dbcooper 12y ago|0 comments
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by dbcooper 12y ago
Read the link I posted. The quote comes from a 1919 decision against Charles Schenck's criticism of conscription. That is now clearly protected speech, and those writings from Holmes certainly do not form any "foundation of Americ
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by dbcooper 12y ago
Those changes you mention have all been in the direction of increasing freedom. Please refrain from the lazy "fire in a crowded theatre" censorship apologia in future. It doesn't add anything to an argument for censorship.
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by dbcooper 12y ago
It's beautiful if you're a fan of a city-wide shopping mall aesthetic...
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by dbcooper 12y ago
A single screenshot of the Windows version would've been nice ...
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by dbcooper 12y ago
Do you have an AMD GPU?
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The Hep C Field Gets Nastier By the Minute(pipeline.corante.com)
1 points by dbcooper 12y ago|0 comments
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by dbcooper 12y ago
Mediacru.sh should give you a "view as html 5" option. It did for me when I uploaded a gif a few minutes ago.
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by dbcooper 12y ago
Cheers!
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by dbcooper 12y ago
I had read in the past that HEVC was probably the best for still image lossy compression. [1] Does anyone have further information on this? [1] http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Efficiency_Video_Coding#...
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by dbcooper 12y ago
Open chrome://flags/ and activate "Enable DirectWrite". That will give you proper rendering of webfonts. (Like FF and IE on Windows.)
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by dbcooper 12y ago
Perhaps you are referring to Ilya Somin's How Federal is Star Trek's Federation? post at the Volokh Conspiracy blog? http://www.volokh.com/posts/1190182117.shtml
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by dbcooper 12y ago
The JAMA editorial is here, but is behind a paywall: http://www.neurology.org/content/early/2013/07/03/WNL.0b013e... My institute doesn't subscribe to these journals, so if someone could post a
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A Lifetime of Intellectual Stimulation Staves Off Dementia(psmag.com)
2 points by dbcooper 12y ago|1 comments
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by dbcooper 12y ago
As did I. I was getting very worried about the next two nodes from IBM and Global Foundries. ;-)
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by dbcooper 12y ago
Hipster is as tired as yuppie.
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by dbcooper 12y ago
Typically I would be referring to the protein (or other molecule) that you want to target with a drug, to either reduce or promote its action. As wiki puts it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drug_discovery#Drug_targets G
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by dbcooper 12y ago
Look for something beyond target identification, if you can. That is lowest part of the value chain.
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by dbcooper 13y ago
The WSJ article is pretty damn light, and is just an update of a May 2013 article. Original source publication: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1934590914...
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by dbcooper 13y ago
They need to keep their fabs running at a reasonably high capacity to keep per chip production costs down. That enables them to keep the nice high margins on premium parts like server chips.
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by dbcooper 13y ago
The Volokh Conspiracy post, How Federal is Star Trek's Federation?, was probably the best thing I've read on Trek's political economy. http://www.volokh.com/posts/1190182117.shtml

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