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by fifnir 8y ago
So the market has spoken and the business is unsustainable
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Who do you think makes up the Venezuelan army?
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by fifnir 8y ago
What's the difference in any other national army (besides the budget of course)
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by fifnir 8y ago
If the US army turned on its citizens do you think it wouldn't go through ANY resistance like a hot knife through butter?
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by fifnir 8y ago
How did you ruin the pants? I wear just normal sports shorts in the summer and in the winter add a long spandex pair of pants (wormth and comfort) with the shorts over it
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by fifnir 8y ago
They trained against the champions of get-the-last-word from all over the internet
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Sounds like a perfect name for a social-media site targeted at incels
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1 ans 2: I like IPFS for this, check it out 3: analysis that uses propriatory is marked appropriately as second class > computational literacy of scientists Welp...
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by fifnir 8y ago
It's simple: We stop publishing in papers, and instead adopt smaller chunks of our work as the core publishing units. Each figure should be an individually published entity which contains the entire computational pipeline. Figures are
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by fifnir 8y ago
I re-read the thread and you're right, you were a bit unfairly "attacked" for asking a reasonable question. I focused on what you said without taking context into proper consideration, sorry for that. I was not respond
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> I really dislike pandering, dismissive statements like this. And I (as a scientist) really dislike having to frame everything I do as being relevant to human medicine for laymen to appreciate it. Some things are extremely valuable even
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by fifnir 8y ago
I did the same and found pip_venv to be much superior
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by fifnir 8y ago
1. This is an article on "technologynetworks.com", if that's where you expect to get valid science reporting... The original paper is titled: "Transgenerational transmission of hedonic behaviors and metabolic phenotypes
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by fifnir 8y ago
I've spent a lot of time reading about keto etc An important detail in many of these studies (I'm not sure if it applies here, it's not clear on the paper) is that mice High Fat Diet isn't high fat as in keto. Keto i
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by fifnir 8y ago
It's definitely inciting, but so is spewing anti-scientific and ignorant one-liners
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And how do we come to share genetic code and genes with the most distant organisms?
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We have a LOT of "appropriated" viral code in our own DNA: "Reverse-transcribed RNA molecules compose a significant portion of the human genome. Many of these RNA molecules were retrovirus genomes either infecting germline ce
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by fifnir 8y ago
> activation of retro viruses during embryonic development. Citation on this? As far as I know (am writing a phd thesis on development++), there's nothing like "virus activation". Viral elements (mostly transposons) a
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by fifnir 8y ago
> If we accept evolutionary biology then a headline like this wouldn't be all that surprising.All living things converge at the root. That doesn't mean that everything has already been "invented" at the root.
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by fifnir 8y ago
Yes, generally speaking, but there are genes that were evolved on branches after they separated from ours. We don't produce chlorophyll even though we share some DNA with plants. Imagine in languages: Indoeuropean languages share a
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by fifnir 8y ago
Loaded just fine for me on Firefox with uBlock origin
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I don't doubt it's an important thing, I'm scoffing at "the most important". Take almost ANY very important historical figure. Was their most important asset their intellect or talent or Idon'tknow, OR their a
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> Not corroborated by any scientific study, just a field report. But that's exactly what "anecdote" means already, why change it?
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> Your most important asset is your ability to produce income. come on
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Hey, just a little ysk: it's anecdote / anecdota from the greek word meaning "unpublished", nothing to do with data! :)
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And lots of explaining about how nationalized healthcare is actually a bad idea, nevermind all the examples to the contrary.
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The paper: http://science.sciencemag.org/content/361/6408/1246 Here's a bit more on what they did: >We applied a new approach (17) to test the lichen, protist, and animal hypotheses by studying bi
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by fifnir 8y ago
You're grasping at the words trying to force an irrelevant and unsubstantiated point. No, I'm not saying to treat people like animals, on the contrary, I was arguing for allowing people the dignity to study without debts.
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It's called a metaphor, typically children start distinguishing them in written speech at about 4yo.
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If I plant wheat and some of the plants don't produce fruit, should I stop watering all of them and demand that they each find its own water source ? If I try breeding chickens and some of them stop laying eggs, should I abandon the wh

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