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by folli 4y ago
For CAD modeling, what software do you suggest for a beginner?
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by folli 4y ago
HIV is an infectious virus. Also, bacteria in milk is usually a sign of mastitis. I'm explicitly talking about healthy mothers.
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by folli 4y ago
You've put more confidence in your statement than the scientific consensus allows. A brain microbiome is hotly debated, no concrete proof (yet?). I personally also have a hard time believing in a healthy bacterial blood microbiota, but
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by folli 4y ago
That's hotly debated. Even the study you cite cannot rule out skin contamination. But unequivocally showing the existence of entero-mammary pathway (translocation of maternal gut bacteria from the gut to the mammary glands) would be ve
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by folli 4y ago
You usually patent the use of such bacteria, not the bacteria per se.
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by folli 4y ago
Labs usually get them from bacterial strain collections, e.g https://www.atcc.org/search#q=lactobacillus%20reuteri&sort=r...
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by folli 4y ago
Breast milk is inherently sterile (unless the mother has a severe bacterial infection). It usually gets contaminated with the skin microbiota during feeding. So no, I wouldn't count on L. reuteri being found in a random sample of breas
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by folli 4y ago
I don't understand why there's no true SimCity remake (not this Mobile game crap). It's a surefire commercial success.
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by folli 4y ago
Reuterin which is a broad spectrum antibiotic... Ironic.
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by folli 4y ago
Apparently I'm living under a rock, but why does this song seem to be so popular all of a sudden?
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Windows 95 Video Guide with Jennifer Aniston and Matthew Perry(youtube.com)
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by folli 4y ago
Or maybe they have a shred of ethics.
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by folli 4y ago
Even for me as a non-native English speaker and a non-AI bot (allegedly), I parsed the 'sound' in the former sentence wrong at first.
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by folli 4y ago
So if I don't want to reinvent the wheel, what would I use nowadays to approach this problem?
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by folli 4y ago
Conversely, you can argue that modern medicine affects humanity's gene pool much stronger in the opposite direction by giving people with diverse genetic diseases a much longer lifespan than they would have had a century ago.
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by folli 4y ago
How about good ol' recyclable and washable and sterilizable glasswares?
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by folli 4y ago
Can someone explain to me (a bloody layman) what the advantages/differences are over a traditional file system ext3?
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by folli 4y ago
What made Picasso partially "click" for me, is seeing some of his early work. He was extremely talented in the traditional, realistic style (it's unfortunately not too apparent from the article), and he got too bored of it an
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by folli 4y ago
* From Crypto Bros putting cash in Luna, hoping it will reach the moon, as the name implies. The foundation bought BTC as hedge in case Luna/Terra goes haywire. * No, there's no proof.
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by folli 4y ago
Thanks for the list! I get the feeling dang has a sweet spot for Sneakers, too ;)
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by folli 4y ago
For me, the DALL-E generated imagery looks better than what an average human can draw, but there is still a gap to the skill of a true artist. However, commissioning artists is expensive, DALL-E less so. So there's definitely pressure
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by folli 4y ago
Probably a stupid question, but how does this work technically, how does one correlate IP addresses to geolocation?
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by folli 4y ago
> There is also no shortage of area on land or sea that is otherwise useless to us That's a bold statement considering ecological factors.
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by folli 4y ago
A lot about the "how", but very little about the "why".
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Non-linear association between sleep duration, cognition and mental health(nature.com)
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by folli 4y ago
Alternatively, I like the option of creating a SOCKS proxy for this purpose, it's actually quite easy: https://ma.ttias.be/socks-proxy-linux-ssh-bypass-content-fil...
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by folli 4y ago
Hard to believe that rolling minced meat into a spheric shape and frying them has only been invented once.
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by folli 4y ago
> but the Nature imprint seems impressive It's Scientific Reports from the same publisher, but not Nature, the journal itself. Scientific Reports has a very high acceptance rate, i.e. they publish pretty much anything that passes pe
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by folli 4y ago
As someone who already thinks very little of people throwing their cigarette butts out of the window, I would not want to set an example that littering is acceptable to my own kids.
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by folli 5y ago
This website is incredibly sparse on information. Location: Seattle, no address. Zero info about the team, any affiliations, scientific advisory board. No references to papers, nor patents. Even Theranos is more convincing than this.

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