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by folli 5y ago
Yes, thank you Swype keyboard
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by folli 5y ago
Off topic: can anyone recommend a Stripe alternative that's a bit less risk averse than stripe is? I'm trying to test the water with a service in the crypto space (it's not about selling/buying cryptocurrency, but about
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by folli 5y ago
I recently came across Fastspring, they let you generate a license key upon purchase. I'm not using it myself, but it might be helpful https://fastspring.com/docs/fulfillments/
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by folli 5y ago
In Switzerland, the rule that every house must be constructed with an appropriate fallout shelter has only been relaxed 10 years ago. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-swiss-bunker-idUSTRE7B01R...
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by folli 5y ago
I actually don't understand their business model. $20 per month will in no way cover the cost to send security guards your way, or maybe I'm misunderstanding something here.
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by folli 5y ago
I agree, it could definitely use a make over.
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by folli 5y ago
Correct, you can encode two different proteins with the amount (length) of DNA usually used for one protein. This is not really relevant for higher life forms, as DNA is cheap. But for a virus this 'cost saving' can really matter
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by folli 5y ago
A couple of years ago, I built http://www.genewarrior.com It's a suite of tools to work with DNA sequences (from simple tasks such as reverse complement to medium complex tasks such as multiple sequence alignments and prime
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by folli 5y ago
That's actually a good point. However, it becomes much murkier from a moral standpoint if you consider a scenario where you try to hide from a corrupt state for e.g. digging up dirt on a high ranking official. Or due to political, raci
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by folli 5y ago
So where would one find this true hard sci-fi?
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by folli 5y ago
Why wouldn't you use wild type algae, they are already quite efficient in producing biomass?
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by folli 5y ago
It's called Domain drop catching or Domain sniping. There are tools available that do just that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_drop_catching
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by folli 6y ago
Shade map is cool, which data source are you using for the height map? I've been working on something similar (link also in user profile).
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by folli 6y ago
Hosting illegal content is already illegal. How would NFTs solve this?
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by folli 6y ago
After reading the article: no he doesn't, he uses a modern computer for internet, mail and taxes.
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by folli 6y ago
This is based on gene sequence comparisons. The gene in question is closely related to its plant counterpart and phylogenetically distant to any other known insect genes. So the most parsimonious explanation is that the gene is horizontally
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by folli 6y ago
i.e. Nazi Death Camp
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by folli 6y ago
As a datapoint: Switzerland has the highest proportion of foreigners in Europe (25%; with the exception of Luxembourg, and perhaps some microstates like Vatican, Monte Carlo, don't know about those). So I don't think there's
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by folli 6y ago
Reverse engineering the files night be easier than reverse engineering the airplane.
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by folli 6y ago
Can someone ELI15 the horizontal axis to me (24h..6h)?
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by folli 6y ago
I honestly chuckled because of your AWS parody. Than I clicked the link...
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by folli 6y ago
Interesting point of view, but where would you set the threshold: a challenge trial for a cancer drug by injecting a carcinogen to cause tumor growth? What about viral diseases that are much more devastating, e.g. a challenge study for an
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by folli 6y ago
>Colorectal is also one of most treatable, and curable cancers there are. Iff diagnosed early enough.
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by folli 6y ago
Besides the obvious safety concerns, I also have some serious doubts about the efficacy. It's quite well known that the glycosylation of the spike protein ("decorating" sugar structures) contributes significantly to immunerec
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by folli 6y ago
The actual scientific paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s43247-020-00081-8/ Still no explanation about the "numerous unexplained observations. While hypothermia was determined to be the main cause of dea
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by folli 6y ago
Inigo truly is a modern-day magician.
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by folli 6y ago
Somehow ironic that Germany restricts access to Project Gutenberg, which is named after a famous german.
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by folli 6y ago
I don't think humans are considered a crepuscular or nocturnal species. Furthermore, birds are not mammals.
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by folli 6y ago
Derek Lowe, as usual, explains this quite nicely: https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2021/01/12/mo... To quote: One goal has been to try to selectively affect autoreactive T cells, but t
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by folli 6y ago
Copying my comment from another thread: I'm getting slightly fatigued with this point of view ("X is a private company and can do what it wants"). If a company reaches a certain size and has a quasi-monopolistic position so t

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