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by f6v 3y ago
Yeah but what’s the alternative? Things are expensive, you’ve got to eat. I have to purchase things even if it’s affected by shrinkflation.
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by f6v 3y ago
Any kind of nationalism is annoying when it comes to science.
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by f6v 3y ago
I see this argument very often in relation to various medical interventions. First off, insurance anywhere isn’t going to just pay for experimental treatment. Second, a great deal of inventions were not available to the masses at first. So
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by f6v 3y ago
I think Treg therapies is something that could potentially be used in both autoimmunity and transplantation. But the again, the idea isn’t new and has been around for 20 or more years. As they say, “lost in translation”.
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by f6v 3y ago
In addition to other answers, I’d speculate there’s no strong negative selection against moderate allergies. There might simply be no evolutionary disadvantage to being slightly itchy and having running nose for H.sapiens.
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by f6v 3y ago
Uncanny fingers.
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by f6v 3y ago
It’s kind of space industry. Does US government own Starlink? Yes and no.
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by f6v 3y ago
There’s a novel Artemis by Andy Weir where Africa became the place to launch transports to the Moon. I’d happy for them if they managed to turn things around.
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by f6v 3y ago
When you whole Internet personality is being obnoxious… I’m sorry you’re the way you’re. But do you really think you contribute something to discussion with your comment?
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by f6v 3y ago
In the 50s, my grandparents were making bricks from hay and mud. You’d be surprised, the houses are still standing. Very eco-friendly, should make a startup selling this.
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by f6v 3y ago
Ok might not be zero, but I suspect getting visa wasn’t what was keeping them in the USA. It was rather trivial to get a Canadian residence permit. Still, they did worse than the US at attracting talent and there’s a reason for that.
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by f6v 3y ago
I checked reviews for Surface Pro and seems that battery has gotten worse over last couple years. You can expect ~5-6 hours of use. which to me renders the device useless.
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by f6v 3y ago
How many have moved?
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by f6v 3y ago
Butlerian Jihad incoming.
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by f6v 3y ago
But this says nothing about the quality of this particular article.
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by f6v 3y ago
I think it’s going to be blind trust for non-tech people. I even read mystic comments about LLMs here on HN where people tried to convey an idea of hidden self-awareness and conscience of these models.
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by f6v 3y ago
I find it baffling. It’s an “AI”, with conversational interface, no less. Isn’t it supposed to just work by answering your questions?
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by f6v 3y ago
The top menu is fixed and occupies 1/3 of screen on iPhone.
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by f6v 3y ago
Well they can publish it on LeanPub and charge 20$ instead of 200$(of which most goes to publisher). Some books are just predatory business.
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by f6v 3y ago
I mean, that’s good. It doesn’t seem like the state of Israel was on the right side even before all this.
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by f6v 3y ago
I have a friend who downloaded shit ton of books and never paid a dime. He thinks Z lib is one of the best things that happened to Internet.
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by f6v 3y ago
Is it kind of like “If HE becomes president, I’m moving from the US!” and then nobody actually moves?
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by f6v 3y ago
Two things can be true at the same time. Long Covid is not understood well. Still, senolytics are already in the clinical trials. And we’re getting better and better at understanding the underlying molecular mechanisms or ageing.
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by f6v 3y ago
I absolutely love it and wish it all the best.
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by f6v 3y ago
Reminds me of the “brain training” apps that were fire back in the day. They’d fake-configure the program for you as well.
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by f6v 3y ago
Same as in China, work a lot with the hope of getting papers to top journals.
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by f6v 3y ago
Suppose they have a room temp superconductor(even if it’s not pure). What’s stopping them from revealing the process? It seems like the way they describe it is extremely hard to reproduce. So, are they trying to figure out how to make the m
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by f6v 3y ago
> lack of long-term career security can be challenging I don’t know, my fellow PhD students in EU have the same fears.
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by f6v 3y ago
Classic: saving two lines of code, but completely breaking maintainability.
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by f6v 3y ago
I’m a “real scientist”. Notebooks are a widely used to run analysis in my field (bioinformatics) where you explore data interactively. I personally prefer when people share code as notebooks because you have code alongside the results. It’s

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