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811.
by dekhn 1y ago
Well, I think that's basically RFK's fundamental belief: people who have certain lifestyles are significantly more immune to a wide range of diseases, and that we should focus resources on improving lifestyle rather than investing
812.
by dekhn 1y ago
I looked through these articles and also did a bit more reading. In multiple cases, the individual was given the opportunity to comply with the law (or request, in the case of a private business), refused, and then was arrested for trespass
813.
by dekhn 1y ago
Some of these replies are from folks who want to stir unrest and don't actually believe what they're saying. Other folks read selectively; they skim over or ignore the statements they don't agree with. Yet other folks are ide
814.
by dekhn 1y ago
I recommend spending some time as a public health official; it helps understand the logic that PH people apply when they make policy. I also recommend reading a bunch about the history of vaccines and the challenges associated with them.
815.
by dekhn 1y ago
which would matter if we were using logical arguments about unambiguous things. So far as I can tell, the only thing which can be argued about logically is mathematics.
816.
by dekhn 1y ago
I've read his full interviews and I think my understanding of his thinking is pretty accurate. No, my knowledge is not "driven by" factcheck- it's a reference site that I use as a facts aggregator to support my understan
817.
by dekhn 1y ago
How do you know for certain that the irregular menstrual cycles were caused by the vaccine? Please be specific.
818.
by dekhn 1y ago
His opinions on vaccines - using his own words - demonstrate he is anti-vaccine. It's not just CNN; we could easily copy/paste many statements he's made undermining confidence in a large number of vaccines. https:/&#x
819.
by dekhn 1y ago
You mean this guy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_A._McCullough who had his medical certifcation revoked for spreading COVID-19 conspiracy theories? The testimony you refer to is from a paper of his that was with
820.
by dekhn 1y ago
The article hides the truth which is that it has no direct attached durable storage, but is connected via a Fabric to existing HPC hardware, which almost certainly loads data to the Spinnaker and stores results. At the end of the day, proce
821.
by dekhn 1y ago
Show us a real example of something that your putative non physics science can do that physics cannot, in a way that would be comprehensible to a sufficiently open minded science. It seems unlikely you could suggest a concrete alternative t
822.
by dekhn 1y ago
For a while at google you would get $5k per patent submission and $10k for each approved(?) one. Given how easy it was, I could have matched my annual salary. It's depressing how easy it is to get a system architecture (unimplemented
823.
by dekhn 1y ago
Not all the cells in the body are replaced in your lifespan. But yes, identity is not specific to the constituents of the original object if there is a continuum of changes.
824.
by dekhn 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cutting_off_one's_nose_to_spit... See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/To_bomb_Voronezh
825.
by dekhn 1y ago
Think of it from this perspective: you made a claim but you don't have data to support it. It's easy for individuals to be prone to false conclusions because we often conflate weak correlations as causation, when often times, ran
826.
by dekhn 1y ago
Yes.
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by dekhn 1y ago
The site confuses the inference engine in the Edge TPU with the datacenter TPU. They are two unrelated projects. Based on the paper they're borrowing from, I think they are trying to go for a much older datacenter inference-only TPU,
828.
by dekhn 1y ago
My parents did (and still do this) at a little ivy in the northeast. I got some good stuff including an introductory Grateful Dead CD (this was ~35 years ago). My dad would joke that all the graduates would throw away their tie-dye shirts
829.
by dekhn 1y ago
It just wasn't very interesting, or even good to look at.
830.
by dekhn 1y ago
because sql and other well-established systems already do this and tools like this can be built on those systems without creating yet another domain-specific tool.
831.
by dekhn 1y ago
This is an anti-pattern. Do not make DSLs for subdomains of science. All scientific data can be stored and queried using general-purpose data analysis tools.
832.
by dekhn 1y ago
Not at this time, and I don't see it changing enough in 3 years to make any difference. The fear of being attacked by MAGA is still very high, I think the (older) republican leadership has decided to just wait this out.
833.
by dekhn 1y ago
The probability of impeachment succeeding at this time is effectively zero.
834.
by dekhn 1y ago
It's dated: https://lgl.sourceforge.net/
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by dekhn 1y ago
The NSA worked with GHCQ to tap Google's fiber between data centers, which at the time, was not encrypted. You can see several presentations including "SSL added and removed here" (reference to the SSL connection being termi
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by dekhn 1y ago
I don't think anybody is 100% certain that doing a full quantum simulation of a protein (in a box of water) would recapitulate the dynamics of protein folding. It seems like a totally reasonable claim, but one that could not really be
837.
by dekhn 1y ago
What "precise and accurate theory for protein folding" exists? Nobody has been able to demonstrate convincingly that any simulation or theory method can reliably predict the folding trajectory of anything but the simplest peptides
838.
by dekhn 1y ago
In practice this turns out to be extremely challenging. I've been through many labs with a ton of automated stuff that is... constantly being worked on by a range of 3rd party techs, rather than actually running in response to models.
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by dekhn 1y ago
I believe new liver cells come from both dividing mature hepatocytes, and hepatocyte stem cells. Cells can only divide a limited number of times, and they can't easily re-differentiate, so I would expect that while dividing mature hep
840.
by dekhn 1y ago
There's a big dynamic range in pine. For example, I work with everything from big-box-store lowest-cost pine lumber (2x4s) to kiln-dried select pine. The low quality stuff is full of knots, warped (with very high variable humidity- so

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