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Planning a Front-End JavaScript Application (2014)
(developer.telerik.com)
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You could soon use CRISPR to biohack in your own home
(popsci.com)
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Cataract surgery is not exactly modern medicine. There are records [1] of cataract surgery as far as 2500 BC, that is, more than 4000 years ago. [1] http://cdn.intechopen.com/pdfs/42710/InTech-The_history_of_c...
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In this particular case, they have used TALEN, but we have two additional gene editing techniques that show promise. Namely, - ZFN [2] - CRISPR [3] I have great hopes in all of them and in fact, my genetic condition [4] has already been fix
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>>>>> Java’s known performance issues made it unappealing I have read this many times and every time I read it and it seems to me that this is just a rationalization, probably an unconscious one: "Offering false or inaut
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11y ago
Very few times so few words made my heart sink. Stay well.
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11y ago
There is a fascinating book about Mrs. Henrietta Lacks [1]. Highly recommended. [1] http://www.amazon.com/Immortal-Life-Henrietta-Lacks-ebook/dp...
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11y ago
Hormesis [1] is defined as a favorable biological response to low exposures to stressors and it is a fundamental concept in biology that applies at any given "resolution", so we have hormesis at the cell level up to hormesis at th
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Also check: Bundle [1], using LuaJIT Luvi [2], which is also able to generate a single file executable and you can include static resources. [1] https://luapower.com/bundle [2] https://github.com/luvit/
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She did a Reddit AMA [1] a couple of weeks ago [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/Futurology/comments/3ocsbi/ama_my_n...
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CEO Undergoes Gene Therapy to Reverse Aging
(bionicly.com)
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My bet is that you are from northern Europe. Overwork is highly celebrated in the Mediterranean coast. Speaking from Spain.
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For what it's worth, the institution [1] behind this study is one of the most prestigious scientific institutions here in Spain. [1] http://www.cbm.uam.es/
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11y ago
Not trying to be cynical, but "simple distributed" is an oxymoron.
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>>> An iPhone powered by body fat could last...9 days This only shows how extremely efficient our body is. We can survive without food - with water though - for maybe 40-60 days depending how much fat you carry.
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>>> Imminent adjective 1.about to happen. >>> It is hoped human transplant trials using the created cells will start within a few years. No human trials means that this is preclinical, so we should wait 15-18 years before
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Is Diet-Induced Alzheimer’s Disease Type 3 Diabetes?
(sage.buckinstitute.org)
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This is a good 2012 article about estimating AWS size [1] [1] https://huanliu.wordpress.com/2012/03/13/amazon-data-center-...
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The medical term is "Apoptosis" and the Wikipedia article is a good intro to this very complex topic [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apoptosis
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> Have people suddenly forgotten what happens with data in the US? I am afraid that this EU law will not protect your data against those who made the laws.
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I had high hopes in Percona guys with the terrific job they are doing in the MySql space. In our experience, Percona server is working great in production and percona toolkit is a life saver for us. My very personal takeaway from all these
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This was also my experience during the first 6-9 months but, after that, I started to develop some problems [1]. Watch out for the symptoms and don't be, as I was, dogmatic with this diet. My feeling is that going low carb/high fa
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I cannot but recommend the book "The queen of fats" for a fascinating history of the Omega-3 fats recommendations. [1] http://www.amazon.com/The-Queen-Fats-Omega-3s-California/dp/...
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Somehow disappointed by the title. This is just a list of software they use. IMHO, that's not a "stack" article in my book. >>>> The load balancing and distribution layer is based on custom C code and a LuaJIT fra
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11y ago
Same here. I have tried anything from 200mg to 25mg. 50mg daily every now and then works best for me.
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Scientists find how obesity gene works, a clue to treatment
(chicagotribune.com)
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There is a very simple rule I use for this; not sure how accurate it is, but it works well for me. - Protein - meat - is for repairing/building - Carbs are for fueling - Fats are somewhere in between. Cells membranes are basically fat
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Ask HN: Multimedia content repository with API
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>>>> I am doing this because i live in a war torn country I think your best option is to ask for Asylum [1] [1] http://www.uscis.gov/humanitarian/refugees-asylum/asylum
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>>>> Stop calling it a disease Let me decide when I stop calling things. >>>> It gives obese people an excuse. Over-simplification of a complex issue. I have never been obese. I am 45 years old in a couple of days an
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