etiam

29 ms·

391.
by etiam 4y ago
Very diverse organism group, and often very tough, but at least it's distinct organisms with distinct characteristics rather than literally the same organism with some of the regulation broken. We have a few chemicals that hurt them
392.
by etiam 4y ago
What are your thoughts on off days? Start introducing after the third year or so?
393.
by etiam 4y ago
As you're probably aware, most people who donate sperm opt for more than a single cell...
394.
by etiam 4y ago
Has anybody seen this sort of commentary out of Hinton lately? I miss him in the limelight.
395.
by etiam 4y ago
It worked in practice at all at the time when there was a huge unmet need. Pretty much as simple as that, I'd say.
396.
Book Review: Open Circuits(bunniestudios.com)
78 points by etiam 4y ago|7 comments
397.
by etiam 4y ago
Tough, given the difficulties the last few years I guess. But Terasic have the FPGA board listed for pre-order with estimated shipping at the end of this month. I haven't had opportunity to get one before either, so I'm not sure h
398.
by etiam 4y ago
This doesn't seem to be it I'm afraid, but thanks for trying, and that's an interesting contribution to the discussion in itself.
399.
by etiam 4y ago
Well, some sort of Nobel prize may have been mentioned in the awards reasoning, but the premise in this case is more in the spirit of '640 kilotons ought to be enough for anybody'... Nuclear armed private citizens may not get inva
400.
by etiam 4y ago
I've been trying occasionally for years to recover a piece of interview where the interviewee was musing on the consequences and handling of someone inventing an atomic bomb well within reach of possession for common citizens. The comm
401.
by etiam 4y ago
I don't think the initial three pages are to be viewed as article summary in this case, but rather as background to the issue at hand. The post appears to be something akin to a (very?) late draft, and of a book chapter rather than a j
402.
by etiam 4y ago
Quite similar, yes. I went to comments precisely to say I really wish they'd stop bringing mass Internet attention to vulnerable wonders of nature like these. It places them in terrible danger. The sadist with an axe is definitely a re
403.
PINE64 EU web store is now live(twitter.com)
2 points by etiam 4y ago|0 comments
404.
by etiam 4y ago
That's interesting, and thank you for bringing it up. What I was speculating about though, and what may be more relevant for the (Science) article, also includes things along the lines of a microbe manipulating the host gene expression
405.
by etiam 4y ago
Well, as you probably know, genes are regulated more or less according to environmental cues all the time, including being very much subject to presence and behavior of commensals/parasites/symbionts. I don't know any specifi
406.
U.S. tells pharmas to make Covid boosters targeting BA.4 and BA.5(japantoday.com)
5 points by etiam 4y ago|2 comments
407.
by etiam 4y ago
"Principal investigator". Roughly a research group leader. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principal_Investigator
408.
by etiam 4y ago
URL should probably be https://publicspaces.net/2022/05/25/thinking-beyond-privacy-... ??
409.
by etiam 4y ago
The premise here seems wrong. SARS-2 vaccine development rides on the development of SARS vaccines. That's already almost two decades. Probably boosted halfway by research to manage the even more concerning MERS. And that's not ev
410.
Security and Human Behaviour 2022(lightbluetouchpaper.org)
2 points by etiam 4y ago|0 comments
411.
by etiam 4y ago
Thanks! That's very helpful, and I'm glad to learn availability today is much better than I had imagined.
412.
by etiam 4y ago
Cool. I could see copyright holders wanting to reserve something like that for themselves. Hope you've still had a lot of satisfaction from it in the development and personal use.
413.
by etiam 4y ago
That does sound like a very sad end to it. Must have been a great project though. Would it be okay if you told us what it was like?
414.
by etiam 4y ago
Have you checked out Hack 'n' Slash? http://www.hacknslashthegame.com/
415.
by etiam 4y ago
Starcraft 2. Only partially joking. The story continuation was such a letdown I personally consider it not-yet-made. That's probably not what you wanted, but in slightly similar vein, the indie title "Unepic" had a very neat
416.
by etiam 4y ago
Could well be, if nothing else in workforce competence. I like to claim the development the last few decades seems to be going from specialized tools that performed their task beautifully to generic tools that performed that task (or some s
417.
by etiam 4y ago
Does anybody have sources they want to share for getting components for classic interfaces like these today? I'd imagine production has plummeted since the glory days, but there ought to be stock of some things around still and people
418.
by etiam 4y ago
Obviously you have a point about the different timescales, but the CDC lists 7−14 days as a typical incubation time and a fuller range of 5−21 days. That's fairly long and nice for cases which are being successfully contact traced, but
419.
by etiam 4y ago
Since Science Magazine was also at sciencemag.org until recently, I don't really see that the move indicates anything about change in the relation between it and "In the Pipeline". I pretty much agree about the proof-reading
420.
by etiam 4y ago
As Lowe notes in the blog piece, statements of about 85% protection from the smallpox vaccine are going around. I haven't seen anything in particular about the protection resulting from a full-blown, non-attenuated infection, but as I

More ›