hanuman

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by hanuman 6y ago
This monetary policy, and the consequent industrial policy ("free trade"), is, more than any other factor, the cause of the so-called "Great Stagnation." Its persistence is why the Great Stagnation is not over, despite s
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by hanuman 6y ago
I still think a contaminated sample is more likely, all else being equal. Not saying this is impossible, but would like to see at least a few other cases this early. If this patient had not been to China then there must be some. And if this
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by hanuman 6y ago
Maybe. More likely a false positive? Hopefully they repeated and followed up with tests from other providers to confirm.
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by hanuman 7y ago
> We are building a pipeline from FASTA files of genomes to deployment in our customer's facilities. This statement and the remainder of that paragraph is simply nonsense. The same can be said for much of the rest of the text. They
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by hanuman 7y ago
Biology has been eating the world for 4 billion years. MA: "Bio today is where information technology was 50 years ago." Bio today is still in the pre-transistor era of IT. There is no tool that doubles our capabilities to manipul
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by hanuman 7y ago
Hemp, yo! https://doi.org/10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2017.08.181 Yeah, wood, too. https://www.wired.com/2017/05/wood-skyscrapers/
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by hanuman 8y ago
And yet, here you are.
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by hanuman 9y ago
I am amazed that this has not gotten more attention here, given the amount of attention a story gets when <insert your favorite famous tech mogul here> says we might be living in a simulation. We are not. This also argues against simu
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by hanuman 16y ago
Not sure how useful this is for existing laws, but for pending legislation it would be fascinating to see the forks and merges as lawmakers negotiate toward a final bill. Maybe the Sunlight folks are doing something like this?
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by hanuman 16y ago
Desperate attempt by Apple to stem the Android tide ;)
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by hanuman 17y ago
Oh, please. http://scienceblogs.com/effectmeasure/2009/10/journalists_si...