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hooverd
2y ago
How much does CRISPR cost nowadays, anyways?
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hooverd
2y ago
Hmm... >? You've requested a page on a website that is part of the Cloudflare network. The host (alexy.tech) resolved to an IP address that the owner of the website does not have access to.
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hooverd
2y ago
That's such a blah mindset. Sure my job might be on the line but at least they come for the other guys first.
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hooverd
2y ago
The real value-add from Lambda is integration with the rest of the AWS ecosystem. It doesn't even scale up without breaking the bank. But it does scale down to zero. And can process events from EventBridge, DDB, S3, SQS, SNS, and every
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hooverd
2y ago
Will they be rebranding to ClosedAI?
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2y ago
Oh Lenire. I can't believe the FDA approved them with such terrible methodology. More promising IMO is what Auricle/UMich is up to. They have actual controls in their studies for one.
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hooverd
2y ago
Which really should not be the same!
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hooverd
2y ago
I guess there's no one person to hold accountable. They probably just get a small fine and move on.
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hooverd
2y ago
I wonder if they in-housed this or paid some external contractor obscene amounts of money for it?
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2y ago
Who are you prosecuting?
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hooverd
2y ago
Why would they? It was likely our ally and NATO member Hungary who did it.
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hooverd
2y ago
api.skyvern.com is a CNAME to an EC2 ALB, but even using a NAT Gateway ($$$) I can't make more than $1/GB add up.
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hooverd
2y ago
Things work surprisingly well when you don't have an engineer or two figuring out how cheap you can go.
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hooverd
2y ago
Stack Overflow for better or worse would let you know when you're being an idiot and would shoot your foot off. AI will gladly load the gun for you.
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hooverd
2y ago
This doesn't like the city of Saint Louis.
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hooverd
2y ago
Thanks, I missed that line.
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hooverd
2y ago
What defines an "ultra-processed" food? Also, there are some amazing pictures in this article.
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hooverd
2y ago
Too many BECs?
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hooverd
2y ago
Eh, we need better regulation. Regulation proponents should distinguish between bullshit hoops that only the big boys can jump through vs targeted regulations that prevent this kind of thing from happening.
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hooverd
2y ago
He's not wrong- the average bookcel doesn't have the same sort of oral recall that storytellers of past had. Not that it's a bad thing.
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hooverd
2y ago
Funny enough, I follow an OnlyFans creator on Xitter, and they've been complaining that OnlyFans was cracking down on kink/fetish content. I guess OF only wants parasocial slop on their platform!
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hooverd
2y ago
What's your alternative?
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2y ago
Fasting increases nitric oxide levels. Maybe that's bad for people with existing cardiovascular issues? Probably the same people who would try intermittent fasting- it's a relatively bigger population. Of course you have to balanc
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hooverd
2y ago
"Ganbare!" doesn't make for particularly good advocacy though. It's a condition that by itself isn't life threatening, can be linked to lifestyle choices, and mostly doesn't affect children, so no halo effect.
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2y ago
Related, I wonder how YC23 Auricle is doing?
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2y ago
There's nothing straighter than being being around sweaty shirtless men with big bulging muscles.
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hooverd
2y ago
Men describing what they think women want physically usually reads like someone describing a Tom of Finland drawing. I agree that people generally prefer a physically fit partner.
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2y ago
Women don't like men who do cardio?
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2y ago
IMO, too many people think that calling people stupid makes them smart. Delivery does matter!
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hooverd
2y ago
I've never had any problems with Firefox, odd.
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