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flobosg
4y ago
Mechanical energy is nevertheless relevant in several nanoscale events, see e.g. ATP synthase or bacterial flagellar motors.
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Bad Footage, Funny Meme: The New Trend for Recording Concerts on 3DS
(ign.com)
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4y ago
The first thing I imagined after reading that prompt was Pinky and the Brain, probably because of the “1990s Saturday morning cartoon” part.
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flobosg
4y ago
‘Unfriend’ is another one. > (…) though I remember it had to do with graffiti and was popularized by rather than created on Usenet That one’s probably king as a verb (“ kinging New York”).
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flobosg
4y ago
Same here. I’m writing this from a 2011 Thinkpad x220.
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4y ago
More information from one of the authors: https://gaelmcgill.artstation.com/projects/Pm0JL1 > Created for Cell Signaling Technology, Inc., and inspired by the stunning art of David Goodsell[1], this 3D rendering of
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flobosg
4y ago
> But that doesn't poof the bacteria out of existence. By “definition” I meant “the rhizopine signaling pathway”, implying that no pathway → no symbiosis. Of course that signal insensitive strains or species can exist. It’s a symbio
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flobosg
4y ago
> The actual paper is https://www.pnas.org/doi/abs/10.1073/pnas.2117465119 Paywalled, unfortunately, but a previous similar study by the senior author can be found at https://www.nature.com/
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I’m not sure if I’m following you correctly. If a non-reactive strain is evolved, by definition it will be unable to establish itself in the plant nodules, and that niche will still be occupied by reactive, symbiosis-capable bacteria. Besid
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4y ago
Multiple pages? Finally! I started making slide presentations in Inkscape, and the option of exporting to multi-page PDFs will come in handy! More info: https://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php?title=Release_notes...
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flobosg
4y ago
> Hence, the sample code shown in the article should probably change (...) in order to correctly model the equation shown before the code. The equation should be 1 ≤ army ≤ 10000, since you cannot have an army of zero soldiers.
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4y ago
> I think today there's even variants approved for such use. Yeah, look up ‘Vetbond’ and ‘Dermabond’. They are not strictly superglue, but longer chain cyanoacrylates, which confer them some properties such as higher flexibility and
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4y ago
Related – “What Makes a Great Opening Line?”[1], discussed here[2]. [1]: https://lithub.com/what-makes-a-great-opening-line/ [2]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30631725
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4y ago
I didn’t know about that channel but now I’m hooked. Thanks for the tip!
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4y ago
More cal tips: * cal -3 shows the previous, current, and next month * ncal -C shows the current month with today’s date highlighted * ncal -C3 is equivalent to cal -3 with highlighting
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To determine the three-dimensional structure of proteins (such as the spike protein of SARS-CoV-2) one of the most used techniques is to grow protein crystals and blast X-rays at them. It has been estimated that these crystals have a cost p
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4y ago
> and only maximum 1 copy of each in your deck Excluding lands, of course.
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Plastic-eating enzyme could eliminate billions of tons of landfill waste
(phys.org)
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mRNA in vaccines doesn’t target anything, but encode the antigens (the spike protein in the case of SARS-CoV-2 ones) that will be used by the host immune system to synthetize the antibodies that will target precisely the same antigen presen
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5y ago
Your assumption is true, but only for rooted phylogenetic trees. In unrooted trees the node representing the most ancestral state is absent and thus no directionality can be determined.
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Researchers take a step toward creating an axle-rotor nanomachine
(phys.org)
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The Salar de Uyuni is, however, terrific.
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The video review linked by the GP does state that the screen has better quality than the DMG (Game Boy) one, showing even a comparison image similar to the one you posted from Ars Technica. The Playdate screen has nevertheless visibility is
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Glass can have microscopic scratches that act as capillaries. Somewhat related: I remember one of my undergrad chemistry practicals where we had a supersaturated solution in a test tube. Scratching the inside wall of the tube produced tiny
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5y ago
I pick five tracks at random as a seed to generate the recommendations ( https://spotipy.readthedocs.io/en/2.19.0/#spotipy.client.Spo... ). If I want I can also filter recommendations according to certain filters (a
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This mechanism is mentioned in the Chemistry Stack Exchange question linked by the OP. > Indeed, capillary effect is enough. New portions of solution get higher and higher up, and deposit crystals to build more capillaries, much like a h
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5y ago
Dweeb is an actual slang word that predates weeaboo by several decades.
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No, but I could share it as well. That one is a mess right now, though. It needs a lot of refactoring to make it readable. Let me see what I can do. It uses spotipy ( https://github.com/plamere/spotipy ) to fetch my like
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The sources are not that special, but I will post them here anyway. They lean towards biochemistry, bioinformatics and structural biology: feeds = ("http://feeds.nature.com/nbt/rss/current",
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5y ago
He’s probably referring to the catalytic efficiency of designed enzymes, so your second option.
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