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Evidence linking Epstein-Barr virus and Multiple Sclerosis is getting stronger
(science.org)
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Perhaps people using landscape mode have a quicker grasp of things.
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Show HN: I'm building a Strava alternative (GPS tracks visualizer and analysis)
(github.com)
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Thanks!!
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Also, check out https://github.com/r-follador/cubetrek Not yet ready for self-hosting as there's a tangle of dependencies, but working on it... The managed version is available on https://cubetrek.com
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Can anyone point me to some good high level introduction to Gaussian splats? E.g. what's the benefit of using splats vs traditional polygons? is it somehow easier for the neural network to create these from the 2D photos? or what'
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As a solo dev for https://cubetrek.com my tech stack is as follows: Front-end: Bootstrap, vanilla JS, for visualizations: D3.js and Babylon.js Backend: Java Spring Boot, PostgreSQL Deployement: semi-manual, script rsyncing the J
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Ask HN: Those making $500/month on side projects in 2023 – Show and tell
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Obligatory reminder of the "fun" fact that sickle cell disease leads to a sort of partial malaria resistance, which explains its perseverance in the human gene pool. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.1804388115
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Okay, I know this is a very naive question, but anyways: might Dustin /the board be onto something regarding AI safety which was not there before?
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> Until the old die, which they inevitably do, and then the transfer completes the cycle back to the young. It will transfer to the middle aged who will become the old soon. It won't cycle back to the young.
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Perhaps you're not allowed to use Facebook for selling animals. Which would be sensible IMO
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What's the approx. price tag for one of those? (I'm not going to buy one, just curious)
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3y ago
There's for example non-voting stock where you only participate in a potential exit or dividends.
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Solar Eclipse 2024
(andywoodruff.com)
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I'm working on https://cubetrek.com , a web app to manage, visualize and compare your running, hiking, mountainbiking, skiing... activities. Some features include: a github-style calendar heatmap, 3D visualization of tracks
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Agree, but that's a bit like using Instagram only as your personal photo album. Sure you can do it, but I don't think that's the intention. Same with Strava, if you only need to have a nice webapp to keep track of your activi
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Show HN: Cubetrek – a Strava without the social crap
(cubetrek.com)
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I guess the bar is low, but moreso than Apple?
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The UK. Europe's last stronghold against the French Revolution's dictate of the metric system.
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3y ago
Can you elaborate for which use case you prefer Bard over ChatGPT and vice versa?
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Not the OP, but thanks for the suggestion! Looks like a cool tool!
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PostGIS is awesome! I use it quite extensively for the backend of my hobby project: https://cubetrek.com It's basically a Strava-like webapp to manage activity data for running, hiking, biking etc. PostGIS makes it very eas
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Obligatory XKCD: https://xkcd.com/1217/
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As any molecular biologist will attest, the mechanism is indeed very elegant. The outcome not so much.
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The immune system is walking a tight rope between being too active and too lenient. PD-L1/PD-1 downregulates immune cells in becoming too active. So removing PD-L1 will cause a number of severe autoimmunity diseases.
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Sounds like a tree.
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I don't understand: why would botox prevent wisdom teeth from growing? I fail to see the connection.
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does the "less" refer to "impulsive" only, or both "impulsive weirdo"?
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I'm not at all disagreeing with you, but your examples also demonstrate that a lot of parental advice rely and reflect the era's zeitgeist. How do we make sure that what you call 'correct advice' is not again a reflectio
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