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by haldujai 13y ago
I don't quite see why the quote from PG doesn't hold true for the rest of the population. I've come to the personal conclusion that tokenadult's last paragraph holds true for everything in life. I don't believe life
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by haldujai 13y ago
Valuation includes liabilities and is generally focused on profits not revenue (Amazon excepted). Take-two ended up losing 32 million last year on 1.2 billion in revenue. Take-two had a relatively large run up in July/August likely mea
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by haldujai 13y ago
This is why education is not a one size fits all model. For students like yourself there are dozens of schools in district 2 one could attend instead of this institution. Like I previously mentioned, people who attend this school do so by c
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by haldujai 13y ago
The mode of homework time appears to be 3 hours a night during weekdays, this is considered unbearable/a lot? Growing up this was the norm for me. The school in question runs from 8:00 AM to 2:20 PM with a 45 minute lunch break, recess
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by haldujai 13y ago
Laws don't mandate this like they do for gunshot wounds. Doctors do have discretion, and if they feel that there is a danger to the public (i.e. a nutjob stabbing people) they are legally able to report it (it wouldn't be a HIPAA
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A related, and well studied, debate in medicine was about the right of privacy for inmates in a correctional institute. Until the final version of HIPAA inmate health information was not considered protected like for the general population.
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I don't quite see the reason for this with the cloud. Amazon has a whitepaper on AWS with HIPAA and I've seen some startups give presentations about their implementation in the AWS conference. There's some misinformation on y
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Curbing Antibiotic Abuse With a Blood Test(sciencedaily.com)
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I can't like this comment enough. It's not that we feel special, we just want what our parents didn't have, we want to improve our station in life. This is natural. This is evolution at work. Our parents wanted the same thing
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by haldujai 13y ago
This does not appear to be correct, while one might logically conclude that a drug causing suppression would negate the effects of adoptive immunotherapy this doesn't appear to be the case. Recent research (see below) suggests that apo
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Actually it's more than likely that the combination will reduce the chance of success as chemotherapy will wipe out the immune system (generally). Although some groups have shown very preliminary results that the combination may work i
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(Bacterio)phages target bacteria only by nature, there are several mechanisms that prevent them from targeting human cells. They recognize bacterial membranes and not human, their replication mechanisms don't work in human cells and ou
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Funny that this comes out the day after GlaxoSmithKline's melanoma vaccine failed in phase III.[0] Some science background on how these work. The idea is that some cancer types express specific proteins that can theoretically be target
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by haldujai 13y ago
No but it's the main reason. If I had a nickel every time someone told me we can do real-time sequencing I'd be rich. You're greatly overestimating our technical capabilities and underestimating the costs and challenges that
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by haldujai 13y ago
Their logic is that the meat will be cooked killing all bacteria and denaturing and DNA remnants. What spillover discusses is referred to as zoonosis, and that's when the animal is alive (or carries a vector that is).
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Actually you're quite mistaken. The reason no one uses phage therapy is because for it to be effective it has to be given in a cocktail, i.e. you're given 20 different phages at a time. The FDA/CDC strongly discourage cocktai
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by haldujai 13y ago
Actually you're quite right. There aren't any significant profits in the development of new antibiotics (right now) but that is changing as more and more resistance is popping up. Additionally there are new treatments being invest
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by haldujai 13y ago
In spite of the amount of hate I'll be getting for this: While the loss of life is saddening the world population is continuing to grow, global warming (as well as disease) can be construed as the Earth correcting for too many humans.
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by haldujai 13y ago
'even with' might actually be 'because of' the troubling situations. There is nothing like hardship to motivate someone to improve their station in life.
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Parent is arguing that having no image significantly changes the value. It is very challenging to determine how much value was created by using the infringing image, one that the court must decide. What is not challenging to determine is th
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by haldujai 13y ago
If you go here: http://rest.s3for.me/check/ Why is your key id called 'AWSAccessKeyId', why does your error message say 'AWS Access Key Id does not exist in our records' why is your error message id
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by haldujai 13y ago
Like I asked, can you let me know the stock image services you used? I really like that cloud that Salesforce uses and would love to be able to use it myself. Also, if you go to http://rest.s3for.me/ (the URL you use to cal
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by haldujai 13y ago
So did you steal all of your website's images or is there some stock image service that has all of these? If it's the latter please share. Yours: http://www.s3for.me/images/s3forme1.png Salesforce: http:&#x2
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by haldujai 13y ago
Actually this is just a confirmation of water already previously found. It's nothing super groundbreaking but very significant nevertheless. It's also the fact that the moon isn't exotic enough for the media/masses.
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The descriptions are generally accurate, although very broad. The reticular formation is part of the brain stem, responsible for supporting breathing, cardiac function, and other somatic functions. The most relevant function is it's co
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Polydipsia would explain why he drinks that much. He would get https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyuria as a result from the volume he is drinking.
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While this specific example may not be one of academic fraud it is important not to underestimate the ease in fabricating data, especially if it is for a project no one really cares about. You can't even apply the logic of 'if thi
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by haldujai 13y ago
Basically double the specs of Chromecast with a USB expansion slot. That said this seems to just run android with wifi on your TV. I'm not an Android person so I'm not sure what the quality of streaming apps are to compare to Chro
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by haldujai 13y ago
My apologies, I should have checked the math, I didn't look too carefully and in frustration posted that number. I was also directing this at the 'physical' reconstruction, where only 1.2 x 10^10 bits are required. Clearly th
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by haldujai 13y ago
When they call it "The Journal of Special Physics Topics" and publish and blog/journalists on popular websites make the statement 'physicists state' this isn't a fun little thought experiment. Unless this is Th

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