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by haldujai 13y ago
This paper is about carbon doped TiO2, its synthesis was patented in 2005 and is much more effective than regular TiO2.
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by haldujai 13y ago
Some napkin math: There are ~2.5 million miles of highways in the United States, for the sake of easier math and a lack of statistics let us assume that this length of pavement is responsible for all of the vehicular nitrous oxide emissions
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by haldujai 13y ago
I did my best. 1:10 ATC: 737 Zulu Delta San Francisco Tower, remain clear of the San Francisco Fox Bravo airspace [ed: I believe Bravo refers to the SF Class B airspace, not sure what the Fox is]. Contact San Carlos Tower 1:17 737 Zulu Delt
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by haldujai 13y ago
That figure is extremely convoluted. I had to read the entire article before even beginning to somewhat understand what you're trying to say. I don't understand why you're separating by manufacturer yet the scale on that figu
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by haldujai 13y ago
Impressive! OpenWetWare is extremely useful, my supervisors old lab from when she was a post doc uses OpenWetWare to store all their protocols and calculations, it was very useful when she changed institutions for us to get a copy of those,
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by haldujai 13y ago
This seems like a really promising idea, and the execution is excellent. My only concern (as a scientist) would be whether people would continue to use it. Researchers aren't known for being organised at all, and the system of 'if
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by haldujai 13y ago
They simply mislabeled the original image, Opera should read Firefox, and the red unlabeled line should read Opera. Source: http://gs.statcounter.com/#browser-ww-daily-20130520-2013070...
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by haldujai 13y ago
I should have been more clear - those more extreme measures were only to deal with the initial change in sleep cycle from going to bed at 4 am to going to bed at 9-10 pm. It took me about a week to adjust and wasn't all that bad. Other
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by haldujai 13y ago
The EU has been trying to do this for over a decade [1] but it hasn't been fully implemented yet. That said they have implemented a directive [1] on how to handle asylum requests which is a great improvement on the previous system of t
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by haldujai 13y ago
My own experience agrees. Making the switch to waking up really early increased my productivity and mood significantly. I found that melatonin pills (in the short term) and the Sleep Cycle app (despite the iffy science behind it) worked ver
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by haldujai 13y ago
Then trust that other people (like me) who still have privileges flagged the post already.
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by haldujai 13y ago
"Please don't submit comments complaining that a submission is inappropriate for the site. If you think something is spam or offtopic, flag it by going to its page and clicking on the "flag" link" Also from the guid
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by haldujai 13y ago
"a. Illegal Activities b. Certain Adult Oriented Products and Services c. Illegal Drugs d. Counterfeit Goods e. Gambling Businesses f. Money Making ("Get Rich") Businesses g. Tobacco Products" Source: https://
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by haldujai 13y ago
Actually, he couldn't be more right. This post is the internet equivalent of a newspaper article, really simple and some people will like it, but you can't really sell anything in that format or build a community. Modern, design b
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by haldujai 13y ago
It is too good to be true. It's not a graphene supercapacitor it's a H::TiO2 with a PANI core based supercapacitor, which is quite difficult to synthesize, especially mass produced. Every reagent required is considerably more expensive than
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by haldujai 13y ago
From my understanding she's a summer student at the Yat Li lab at UCSC.[1] This concept is not newly developed by this young student[2][3], it seems that she's just a summer student who used the labs work to submit to the Intel competition,
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by haldujai 13y ago
Here is an example of a postdoc who went on to do great things: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susan_Lindquist
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by haldujai 13y ago
I don't quite see what's obvious about declining MIT for 6k unless there's a significant decrease in prestige of the PIs you worked with. MIT in general is worth more than the 6k more you're getting from Scripps. Lab techs are offered highe
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by haldujai 14y ago
More importantly avoid fats :)
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by haldujai 14y ago
Remember that a high protein low carb diet is significantly different from a normal high carb high protein diet. As to the second point the best answer I can give you is maybe. Unfortunately different cancers have completely different mecha
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by haldujai 14y ago
[1] Effect of Casein, Lactalbumin, and Ovalbumin on 3-Methylcholanthrene-Induced Mammary Carcinoma in Rats. doi: 10.1093/jnci/33.2.243 [2] Effects of Varying the Proportion of Protein in the Diet. http://cancerres.aacrjournals.org/content/
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by haldujai 14y ago
You'll be hard pressed to find anything stimulatory/anabolic that does not stimulate already existing cancers. The simplest example, protein consumption can also promote cancer growth (I can find a ref if pressed, I'm just lazy right now).
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by haldujai 14y ago
FYI generic testing isn't as nearly as extensive as for new drugs. Also fentanyl isn't the only transdermal medication that exists. It's not even the most common. Nicotine, clonidine, birth control and hormone therapy can all be given in pa
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by haldujai 14y ago
Actually that's not true. Generics (at least in Canada but probably true elsewhere as well) only have to give between 85%-120% of the dose of the brand name drug, this is despite having the same official dosage as printed on the label. The
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by haldujai 14y ago
I disagree, many physician jobs offer loan repayment (of up to $200k) while offering salaries in the upper 300-400s (for many specialties). Surgeons can easily make seven figures depending on what they are doing. You also have to factor in
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by haldujai 14y ago
Very very few people drop out or fail out of medical schools. Whether the huge debt load is the reason is another issue.
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by haldujai 14y ago
This seems like 'innovation' for the sake of 'innovation'. What's wrong with good old .com. It's not like anybody really cares about the other gTLDs (which few exceptions).
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by haldujai 14y ago
Business 101: Don't be a one client company.
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by haldujai 14y ago
How would that work? How/why would you extend credit/financing to people with bad credit. BillMeLater is subject to credit approval. This could be disastrous and a recipe for bankruptcy if not managed properly. My biggest concern with this
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by haldujai 14y ago
Actually that's exactly how billmelater works. On several websites it's beside the credit card payment form. Unfortunately I can't think of an example site off the top of my head.

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