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by f6v 4y ago
The study mentions CD11c+ B cells aka Ageing B cells (ABCs). These have been detected in other autoimmune conditions and are hypothesized to be pathogenic.
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by f6v 4y ago
> Maybe there's a sample bias because of the online communities I visit (like HN) Boy, are you in for a surprise. HN is often an echo chamber.
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by f6v 5y ago
> Since these vaccines are specifically designed to induce high and ongoing production of SARS-CoV-2 spike glycoproteins Mmm, I call BS on this. What does “ongoing” mean? And why does it need to be “ongoing”?
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by f6v 5y ago
> I don't understand why you'd charge extra money for a 1k device to last 3 years A question to the lawmakers.
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by f6v 5y ago
I mean, I have a mid-2015 MBP at home that only required a battery replacement, but otherwise works well. My iPhone 7 served me 5 years and was abandoned due to failing battery. We all have anecdotes.
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by f6v 5y ago
I guess the difference between Europe and the EU is too subtle for many.
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by f6v 5y ago
I wonder if a bone marrow transplant from resistant donor is going to be an option one day.
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by f6v 5y ago
> What that means is that it is now possible to run virtually any operating system including Windows 11, Linux distributions such as Ubuntu or Arch Linux Arm on the Google Tensor-powered phone, and do so at near-native speed. Native as i
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by f6v 5y ago
They keep blabbering about “future technology” in the article. Can someone give a real example, since I have no idea about quantum physics.
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by f6v 5y ago
Because research can be controversial. There’re papers in my field saying patients have increased frequency of certain cells. There’re other papers saying they’re not. Go figure.
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by f6v 5y ago
Because otherwise you’ll have to sift through tons of garbage “research”. It’s already a common knowledge that many articles coming from certain countries are fraudulent. There’s a lower chance of having those in journals like Nature Medici
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by f6v 5y ago
I think these vaccines are already held to an incredibly high standard. AZ use was put on hold here in Europe after just couple cases of blood clotting. Same for Moderna when there’s been the cases of heart issues.
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by f6v 5y ago
That’s a good point. Not asking the authors to clarify confusing parts is considered a dick move in academia.
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by f6v 5y ago
Check for what? Spurious correlations?
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by f6v 5y ago
Somewhat off-topic, but my favorite game now is one upping the COVID conspiracy theorists. Whenever they talk about the pandemic being engineered by the world elites, I say: “You really think it has been created here on Earth? Oh, poor you!
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by f6v 5y ago
> Heart Problems After Covid Are Much Worse for the Vaccinated, Nature Study Shows It might as well be that those who are vaccinated and still get sick are just predisposed to heart complications. Saying they get those because they w
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by f6v 5y ago
Is there a physical limit on improvements they’ll hit soon? I mean, there’s probably so much they can do considering heat and power requirements. But I’m totally ignorant about CPU architectures.
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by f6v 5y ago
> If you could do research that will save 10 lives, vs research that will save 1 life, which would you choose? The diseases like what OP is dealing with are the ones that are going to advance science for all of us. That’s where gene ther
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by f6v 5y ago
Never been, but imagined it to be like SF where everyone complains about 3 hours of daily commute driving the car.
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by f6v 5y ago
You realize that’s before taxes, right?
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by f6v 5y ago
I briefly browsed Zillow in Seattle. It looks like a good 2-3 bd house is 700k+. And of course you need a car since public transport isn’t a thing there. Sending children to a good colleage is probably 50k+ a year just in tuition. I get a f
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by f6v 5y ago
> I am not sure how people without university degree are paid That won’t matter in Berlin startups.
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by f6v 5y ago
Aren’t you doing the same? > which is false by definition I mean, why?
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by f6v 5y ago
> I'm surprised because I feel that HN is enriched with reasonably bright people The biggest misconception is that an expert in some field(especially STEM) has “common sense” in other areas. My former classmate is doing a PhD in aut
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by f6v 5y ago
> they most definitely created a vacuum by dismissing credible questions and skepticism What I hate about “skeptics” these days is that they think an opinion is a valid scientific argument. I mean, just go work with the published data an
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by f6v 5y ago
> The entire world saw that one coming. Oh well. I visited Stadia sub on Reddit couple times. The people there were always in denial.
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by f6v 5y ago
> I’m not much of a ‘gamer’ That’s the reason. Despite hardware shortages, nothing beats your own PC and Steam.
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by f6v 5y ago
You can kill and rob people, but only during the missions. God forbid you don’t help an old lady get home safe in a free roam! Seriously, this karma system just made no sense.
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by f6v 5y ago
Like the guy from gta 3 not giving a middle finger anymore in the definitive edition?
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by f6v 5y ago
They used ML to upscale GTA Trilogy. That didn’t go amazing.

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