greazy

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   by greazy 3y ago

   In the public health sphere (not research), it's more likely to find good positions that are respected.
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   by greazy 3y ago

   IMO there are arenas which are long lived slow growing. We might not define them as arenas, because the word used gives the impression of an enclosed space. These long lived arenas will reward persistence, that is simply being part of them
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   by greazy 3y ago

   Science could really use your expertise. Have you considered a job in a research group or facility? See what jobs your university has.
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   by greazy 3y ago

   Try one of the options listed here https://www.itsquieterfilm.com/where-to-watch Most of the options don't offer the movie in my region :(
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   by greazy 3y ago

   I think you are overall correct that the iOS store does improve the experience of the elder. But I suspect it's more due to the lack of 'side loading' and locked user experience and less so do to do with apple inspection&#x2F
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   by greazy 3y ago

   This was my reasoning as well. I guess the mention of the elderly side tracked the discussion of safety and security of app stores.
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   by greazy 3y ago

   But does it? I haven't seen any hard evidence, and lots of anecdotal tales of technology illiterate grandparents, fathers and mothers being better off.
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   by greazy 3y ago

   There's a disconnect in my understand of MBAs. How and why do MBAs only know Oracle? Why are they making wild business decisions. Yeah I'm probably living under a rock so apologies for the ignorant question.
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   by greazy 3y ago

   https://web.archive.org/web/20240304084930/https://implement...
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    by greazy 3y ago

    This is a very odd stance to take. If we can agree unions are a good thing then both the high and low paying employees should have access to and use unions. I would argue that Google staff unionising is a good thing for everyone. It shows e
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    by greazy 3y ago

    They used the fossil record to fine tune the baysian phylogenetic model. So no this is not correct.
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    by greazy 3y ago

    Kagi user here and scientist. I think kagi sidekick would be very well received in the bioinformatics space. Lots of complex docs that require end users to digest large complex data. Can it be tuned to only point users to the docs and not a
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    by greazy 3y ago

    > Quarto combines the functionality of R Markdown, bookdown, distill, xaringian, etc into a single consistent system with “batteries included” that reflects everything we’ve learned from R Markdown over the past 10 years. AND the biggest
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    by greazy 3y ago

    Nearly everything in this space is OSS. From the aligners to the assembly and the databases. Last I checked 23andMe didn't perform whole genome sequencing but looked at some number of point mutations. It depends on what information you
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    by greazy 3y ago

    At the consensus level the accuracy is high. At the read level there's a lot of room foe improvement. Currently running r10 routinely for surveillance purposes. Seeing per read quality score average of 15.
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    by greazy 3y ago

    Maybe 10 years ago. You can buy a mondern sequencing device for 1k usd. Look at ONT minION. Reagents and flow cost of course not included.
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    by greazy 3y ago

    This kind of happened under trump with the WHO. https://news.yahoo.com/amid-plans-quit-u-not-214130290.html?... Very little if anything was affected.
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    by greazy 3y ago

    Odd to call a molecular biologist a 'blogger' in the title when the reality is they're highly trained experts. Really shows the lengths some academics go to falsify data.
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    by greazy 3y ago

    Is this still true with the commonmark spec? https://commonmark.org/
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    by greazy 3y ago

    This is great because someone predicted the opposite! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38779014 > The Vision Pro becomes wildly popular at least to a subset of the population. It’s continuously sold out and people s
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    by greazy 3y ago

    Get other people, especially with local guide status, go add the address in gmaps.
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    by greazy 3y ago

    Excuse me what propaganda? This is informed opinion.
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    by greazy 3y ago

    As with all estimates, there's a degree of error. Even when factoring in death by other means, cats are murdering machines that should be locked up.
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    by greazy 3y ago

    Unfortunately, no me neither. I think this issue extends beyond cats, it's the uncontrolled breeding of animals, which imo leads to all sorts of abuse. I find it amazing that anyone can decide I'm going to buy a breeding pair of c
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    by greazy 3y ago

    I had this exact thought. Could we use this for non framework laptop boards?
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    Trouble with Analogies (and Why They Are a Good Thing, Potentially) (2017)(medium.com)

    1 points by greazy 3y ago|0 comments
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    by greazy 3y ago

    Thanks for sharing this! Zizek is extremely engaging but I wish he would be more perscriptive than just descriptive.
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    by greazy 3y ago

    Thanks for sharing this was fascinating. Some of the music is very heist-movie.
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    by greazy 3y ago

    There are plenty of options. Treemap, waffle chart, a bar plot. There's nothing special about demographic data.
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    by greazy 3y ago

    I've had Macbooks with USB c chargers for few years now. I've never had any of these problems. On the other hand I had to delint my sisters phone because the charger wouldn't full connect. Tbh I think there's very littl