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derekja
10y ago
yeah, total fail. Every variation of my fairly uncommon name including random numbers at the end of my full name.
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derekja
10y ago
No science category?
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derekja
10y ago
Looks great. I'm afraid I'm flailing a little bit on React, though. All the examples I can find are using older versions of react. Is there an example using the current version? Trying to figure out what I call ReactDOM.render wit
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derekja
11y ago
Fully agree. React for beginners was great.
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derekja
11y ago
US I can kind of understand since offshore banks often refuse to deal with US persons for fear of running afoul of burdensome IRS reporting requirements. The lack of Canadians in the list is surprising, though.
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11y ago
yup, not a bad report. I've used American Gut as well, a project from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Concordance between the two results was decent. I'm not sure I got a lot of actionable information from either, though. C
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derekja
11y ago
Theranos reference
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derekja
11y ago
How neat! Thanks for posting. I've been doing some long term EEG use, but can only dream of that kind of fMRI access. Trying to get a PhD thesis off my back, but when that's done I look forward to playing with your data!!
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11y ago
shrug this is kind of in the same category as glowing plant - didn't really expect a usable end product but sounded like a cool longshot. I don't feel bad about my "lost" hundred bucks. It's the projects that frit
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derekja
11y ago
really? It's a refundable tax credit. Meaning if after the tax credit there is a balance it can be paid back out to you. See http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/txcrdt/sred-rsde/clmng/srdnvstmnttx...
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derekja
11y ago
Great. I've been working through the pluralsight react courses but I liked your Sublime stuff and am excited to give this course a look!
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derekja
11y ago
Sure they do, in Canada anyway. Interac email transfer is quick and painless, although it costs a dollar or so.
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derekja
11y ago
Very good advice. Another good resource is https://www.patientslikeme.com/
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derekja
11y ago
Been watching his videos for months. What beautiful work!
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derekja
11y ago
Victoria, BC is mostly usedvictoria dominated, but a minority use craigslist and it actually seems to have fewer flakes on it. Kijiji is a ghost town here.
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11y ago
In canada, anyway, you have a limit as to how much you can donate and you receive tax credits in return. It's not 1:1 though, so it's not as if I can just donate my taxes to a charity rather than the government.
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derekja
11y ago
Costs are subtracted from income to get net income, by contrast charitable deductions are subtracted directly from the tax owing.
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derekja
12y ago
Insanity. I would never have made it with the kinds of asinine restrictions today live under.
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derekja
12y ago
Excellent! Well done.
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derekja
12y ago
Nice, looks like a fun book!
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derekja
12y ago
Please do this! I'd love to be able to use encrypted communications as a matter of course, but just not enough of the folks I work with are able to get it set up. My world is filled with smart people, but only a small fraction are pure
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derekja
12y ago
Way to go, Mike! Exciting that this is blowing up on you.
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derekja
12y ago
That's not exactly what happened. The FDA required 23andme to stop reporting health risks as if they were properly vetted medical data. I think that's the wrong decision, and it did have the effect of greatly limiting their market
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12y ago
not sure (wasn't me) but I have had very negative results with St John's wort. Definitely made my anxiety far worse when I tried it. Different responses... the fact that it had an effect is at least some indication that it's
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12y ago
OpenEEG is great, but getting pretty dated. Out much more recently is the OpenBCI project. http://openbci.com/
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derekja
12y ago
location: Victoria, BC Remote: sure willing to relocate: unlikely, but bay area is a possibility technologies: C#, unity, python, C++ for programming languages. PC, linux, Mac, Android for platforms. I've spent the last few years immer
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12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Victoria, BC (or Vancouver is possible) or remote I am the director of a hackerspace in Victoria with good manufacturing facilities, so although my primary expectation here is for programming work, hardware prototyping is als
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derekja
12y ago
I quite liked that it was possible to download my raw data file from ubiome. I got my first results back a couple months ago. Then I got sick and in a while I'll know precisely how a course of antibiotics devastated my microbiome (but
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derekja
12y ago
I would have done it on Fiverr or something so that payment was easy. Actually that could be kinda fun! Here's mine... https://www.fiverr.com/s/6e795u
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12y ago
1. money is a factor, sure, but I like my cooking better than most things I can get out if I have time. 2. no, not really. I buy things I like and think I should eat. 3. meat, fish, vegetables mostly 4. somewhat low carb, more vegetables th
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