heyoni

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   by heyoni 3y ago

   I was being stupid, sorry. You might not believe this but I actually forgot to put on my nicotine patch this morning.
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   by heyoni 3y ago

   Sorry I just think this is actually one of the simpler Nobel prizes and I’m fairly certain they weren’t even in the picture when the discovery was made. I worked in a lab with “Nobel winning lineage” and the ego fights always come up so I g
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   by heyoni 3y ago

   lol what a stupid response. Don’t blame me for answering a simple question simply
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   by heyoni 3y ago

   Thanks for the source! And I'm not saying I'm 100% right but I do remember reading articles from the economist and other solid publications about them not having any restrictions. I won't be able to find the article but I wil
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   by heyoni 3y ago

   Yea I’m dying to hear this too because that’s what I’ve seen: it was a free for all.
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   by heyoni 3y ago

   The discovery being rewarded was made before biontech.
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   by heyoni 3y ago

   Yes but they mostly direct stuff and wouldn’t know how to calibrate a pipette if their life depended on it
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   by heyoni 3y ago

   So emacs, right??
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   by heyoni 3y ago

   Sorry this might sound stupid but does that include software with UIs? I’m thinking of a browser where it can be gpu accelerated or not.
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    Good lighting is a luxury for sure but can definitely get complicated to control properly with just switches. The other thing is, once you’re in that ecosystem, you fiddle a lot at the beginning and then you don’t. My lights get blue and br
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    I just bought Nanoleaf bulbs and they just don’t get bright enough. Then I have issues where there’s always 2 or 3 bulbs out of 6 that don’t respond and they’re all next to HomePods and routers etc…I really hate that Philips went down this
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    You need a PR for this. Someone start a repo. And while we’re at it, can we think of something better than enshitification? It just doesn’t roll off the tongue very well at all.
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    I just opened a tax return document in pdf format and it looked fine but printed garbled text. That’s not what this is, right? The file wasn’t encrypted either.
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    Maybe the notion that we can live for an extended period of time will motivate more people to become ecologically responsible.
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    Valve isn’t publicly traded so I think they’re safe.
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    Because essentially you’re paying for the free users as well.
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    Is prime editing possible for diseases that result from point mutations? I know tat there’s always the issue of getting the construct into the cells and then into the nucleus but can we confidently elicit base edits in humans? All I’ve seen
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    Do we know for a fact that it'll keep working after the change? Are there any homekit devices that require you to log in to a separate app? If so, then the change doesn't affect me very much.
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    I must have misread some literature so thanks for clearing that up. I'm now seeing that it only requires a homologous template which, hypothetically could even be provided by the therapeutic agent itself?
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    I'm thinking about genetic diseases occurring in non-dividing cells like cortical neurons as a possibility. It seems like as long as the technology relies on NHEJ or HDR this kind of editing won't be possible as a therapy.
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    Yea I misspoke. (typed)
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    Isn’t it also incredibly easy to prove Leonardo’s tree rule just by cutting down a few?
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    I don’t know how FDE works so thanks for the correction. I’ve read stories about feds pulling out drives and asking for keys later. But to run dd wouldn’t you need root access? And couldn’t you use that to dump the FDE keys from memory?
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    If I’m understanding this correctly, this procedure is performing a single strand cut rather than double strand? Are there any base editing systems that can perform point edits without the cells repair mechanisms?
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    Normally you unplug the drives and take them to a lab. Never let the host operating system continue running with those disks!
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    Or tofu being portrayed as this blank slate of a food that becomes something more when adding things around it.
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    How is that being better? There’s a pattern of management coming out of business schools that’s clearly not working because at the end of the day, you have managers trying to micro not macro manage highly skilled workers working in areas th
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    And a genius lol. Don’t tell him I said that
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    And system settings panel is so unresponsive! I think it’s written in react or something?
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    by heyoni 3y ago

    Would have to turn into a real layoff or termination for anyone that refuses to come back without resigning.