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by f6v 5y ago
I think slowly will come the realization that mRNA vaccines aren’t as fast to develop as people thought. Sputnik/AstraZeneca vaccines were released almost at the same time as Moderna/Pfizer. Yes, the latter were first commercial m
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by f6v 5y ago
I’m not familiar with vaccine tech. Can’t you grow the peptide of interest and package it in a traditional vaccine?
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by f6v 5y ago
It’s not enough that I see the burger on my iPad with plenty of room, I also sometimes see it on a desktop. God forbid the user be able to do what they want. Google cloud is my favorite example. For some reason they’ve hidden the button tha
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by f6v 5y ago
> I know this is kind of silly but I feel like sitting in a meeting and getting paid is like cheating. Or replying to an email. I felt disturbance in the force. As if all the product managers in the world screamed at the same time.
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by f6v 5y ago
PhD studies can be very different. Wet-lab students who do experiments can spend 12 hours a day in a lab cutting mice. But that’s somewhat mechanical work where you repeat the protocol. PhD students are also less experienced and spend a lot
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by f6v 5y ago
Pair programming was definitely more productive for me. But it’s also exhausting to a point where I can’t do more than 3 days in a row.
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by f6v 5y ago
I don’t think you can be successful unless you go out and start looking for people on LinkedIn. I mean messaging those you think might be a good fit. And you need a really personal message to convey why a candidate needs to join you. Small
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by f6v 5y ago
> Isn't it understandable that people want separate spaces for sexual and non sexual content? I think it’s kind of like when you read “public is outraged” and in reality there’re three people writing angry tweets.
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by f6v 5y ago
What point did you try to make with that video?
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by f6v 5y ago
I wonder what happens to a Jew who sneaks to SA. Pretending Saudis are better is nuts.
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by f6v 5y ago
The usability of the web has declined substantially because of what the EU came up with. I need to click buttons on every goddamn site I visit.
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by f6v 5y ago
Questioning something without facts to back it up is pointless.
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by f6v 5y ago
> Yes, it is always fine to question scientific conclusions with legitimate concerns. See, scientific consensus is usually based on data and certain statistics. Those who question it usually express opinions without addressing the data a
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by f6v 5y ago
> Steam Deck will sell like hotcakes Pretty sure it won’t. Too chunky for playing indie games on the go, not enough battery to play AAA. And if you plan having it plugged in as a desktop replacement, there’re batter gaming laptops.
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by f6v 5y ago
It’s just that people put up with a fact that offline-first games started requiring logging in with an account. Why do I have to do that for Doom Eternal? And this enabled publishers to push even more rediculous online handicaps. Their wet
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by f6v 5y ago
> QA, for projects with a good community, can be free or very cheap. Battlefield 2042, GTA Definitive Edition, Warcraft Reforged, and Cyberpunk 2077 beg to differ.
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by f6v 5y ago
They have any hardware that took off?
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by f6v 5y ago
Right, but big developers have also been getting away with producing crappy AAA titles. They always have tried to push unfinished games to the market, but it has become more widespread in the last years. Now, with less competition, things m
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by f6v 5y ago
I’ve been reading some crypto- and NFT focused Telegram channels. There’re many people who’d willingly “invest” into something like this.
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by f6v 5y ago
When we meet some aliens they’re likely to be fungus, at best.
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by f6v 5y ago
ISS doesn’t have that many windows for a reason.
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by f6v 5y ago
That’s straight out of Farscape, iirc. I remember watching a living ship fly though space as a kid and it seemed like a giant stretch. But maybe it isn’t.
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by f6v 5y ago
They’re just probably under-diagnosed in the 3rd world.
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by f6v 5y ago
I’ve been reading recent research on MS and other autoimmune conditions. I also study APS1 in my PhD at the moment (caused by AIRE gene deficiency). I’m definitely not an expert, but I don’t think it’s a leading theory. As always in biology
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by f6v 5y ago
1. It might seem like the paper is enough to reproduce to you, but in my field, it’s not more often than it is. Hell, even a software version change produces different result with the same params and seed. So don’t exclude a possibility you
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by f6v 5y ago
> Plus the amount and quality of alternative learning resources is very high, at least in some fields Out of interest, what are other fields besides IT?
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by f6v 5y ago
You’d think CEO would resign after Windows(which they charge for) started showing ads. It’s not inconceivable that they’re going to offer mining or NFTs in the next couple of years. Especially considering there’re loads of people who think
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by f6v 5y ago
I guess it’s downvoted because same as with data collection, average user doesn’t understand what costs are associated with the mining.
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by f6v 5y ago
I swear, I’ve seen a dialog like a dozen times over the last couple months.
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by f6v 5y ago
When you spend so much time in from of the laptop, even 2k doesn’t seem excessive.

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