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721.
by folli 9y ago
A clone of FSN (file system navigator), of Jurassic Park fame. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZleEOUbDS3s
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by folli 9y ago
Is there a reliable estimation on how much they make per visit? The article states $43k for approx. 500M visits, so that's below 0.01 cents per visit; this in turn corresponds to a 'Cost per Mille Impressions' (CPM) of around
723.
by folli 9y ago
The current Achilles heel of CRISPR/Cas are the off-target effects. Interestingly, none were observed in this case.
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The hunt for dinosaur proteins(sciencemag.org)
1 points by folli 9y ago|0 comments
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by folli 9y ago
The tough part is to find the right balance between top down management that usually results in paralyzing micromanagment, preventing quick and dynamic reaction, and a possible loss of control over the single acting units turning into rogue
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Sudden Death During Triathlons: Risks Higher Than Expected(methodsman.com)
2 points by folli 9y ago|0 comments
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The hunt for dinosaur proteins(sciencemag.org)
2 points by folli 9y ago|0 comments
728.
by folli 9y ago
I definitely parsed it as 'Machine Learning', only to be thrown off by the "1996".
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by folli 9y ago
Did you never run into any problems regarding trademarks?
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by folli 9y ago
Let's wait another couple of years, with increasing logging operations in the region, the introduction of diseases that their immune system hasn't encountered before etc.
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by folli 9y ago
Most journals have a HTML and a PDF version (as does Nature): https://www.nature.com/articles/s41562-017-0189-z I prefer the PDF version for print outs.
732.
by folli 9y ago
From a PR perspective, it would make sense that some White Hat Hackers (possibly crowd funded) put in the effort to actually capture such an election and turn the result into an obvious joke (e.g. by voting a fictional character or an obvio
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by folli 9y ago
Interesting! Can you recommend this company? Do they also provide kits to sample the DNA?
734.
by folli 9y ago
How does this actually work? I assume your first cousin and half-sisters that came up in the screening also performed the test. Do you automatically agree that 23andme can use your data to search for relatives and give them out your informa
735.
by folli 9y ago
Great idea! It would be even more interesting to compare the headlines or a summary of the same topic between the two sources.
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by folli 9y ago
"You Either Die A Hero, Or You Live Long Enough To See Yourself Become The Villain" - Harvey Dent
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Ask HN: Those making $500+/month on side projects in 2017 – Show and tell
292 points by folli 9y ago|239 comments
738.
by folli 9y ago
For Amazon (and equally large companies) I usually tempted to put the proverb "don't attribute to malice which is adequately explained by stupidity" on its head. There's definitely a financial reason behind this.
739.
by folli 9y ago
This graphic is about equally NSFW as browsing this website while your boss walks in.
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by folli 9y ago
Oh no, being devoid of all flaws is definitely not a realistic requirement for approval. I was merely disagreeing with the original comment, which made a very absolutist claim ("a government-run single payer scheme is the only way to g
741.
by folli 9y ago
I've yet to come across a health insurance scheme that I'd approve without any reservation. The British NHS that you obviously praise as the single solution is also not without its flaws regarding quality and waiting lists. An acq
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by folli 9y ago
Searching HN for comments containing "divorce-related issue" yields just your comment and grandparent.
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by folli 9y ago
As someone also on the industry side of things, what would be your recommended solution to the problem? On the one hand we don't want the legal mess that licensing entails, on the other hand I'm absolutely in favor of reimbursing
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by folli 9y ago
You need to sort it once for each dimension/predictor, after that it's log(n) to find the optimal split.
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by folli 9y ago
This is HN. This gives AI a slightly higher Bayesian prior than genetics.
746.
by folli 9y ago
Stop bothering her with interviews, I'm waiting for the third installment of the Cromwell trilogy.
747.
by folli 9y ago
And 90% of consumers are responsible to buy from these 100 companies?
748.
by folli 9y ago
Please note that the word "animal" in the quote of Peto's paradox and my comment refers to "species" and not an "individual", as you infer in your reply. So yes, the species will include the baggage of the
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by folli 9y ago
Check out the "Regulation" paragraph in wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TP53#Regulation But in short, no, there's not a simple heuristic. As most often the case in the cell, it's a finely tuned
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by folli 9y ago
Well, if you count this way then elephants have 40 copies. While talking about number of genes in mammals diploidy is usually implicitly assumed.

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