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huytersd
3y ago
Not far enough with HIV. Yes we have pills that significantly expand lifespan (by up to 30-40 years), but they make you severely prone to cancer and your immune system never really has a full chance to recover making you prone to all kinds
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huytersd
3y ago
Yeah, that’s why I said vector generation. We need to be able to mass produce vectors that can be immediately injected into the human body to act on cells.
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huytersd
3y ago
It doesn’t need to be ubiquitous. We just have to have a system in place that can generate CRISPR vectors for any given sequence in hours.
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huytersd
3y ago
I don’t think you can cripple a CRISPR antiviral given that it’s attacking the base sequence.
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huytersd
3y ago
We should have a system in place that immediately generates the CRISPR vector for whatever sequence we put in. Like a CRISPR vector printer.
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huytersd
3y ago
We need better ways to deal with viruses. There really should be a CRISPR/mRNA way by now to immediately cure this stuff like antibiotics for bacteria by now.
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huytersd
3y ago
How much of this is truly Sora and how much is not?
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huytersd
3y ago
I mean Indian pragdanandha defeated carlsen 2 years ago at 16. He was defeated a bunch last year. He loses a significant number, he’s just really good so those losses don’t hurt his image much.
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huytersd
3y ago
Yes sex bad. Think of the women. I can’t even begin to imagine being in this pathetic neutered headspace.
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3y ago
Those were overwhelmingly women.
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No one is blaming Eastern Europeans. Everyone knows they were not capable of carrying out colonization. They were the slaves used in the Arab world for a lot of antiquity.
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Just as silly as crossing an ocean to find out what’s on the other side at the risk of death.
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3y ago
They tried to ponder to the open source CEO’s but as much as open source is an ideal, it’s a pretty sure way to failure for the most part. The only way open source works is if a rich company open sources parts of their non revenue forming i
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3y ago
I love Waymo. I’ve done more than two dozen rides (San Fran and phoenix) and the thing is a dream.
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3y ago
Did earth have no deserts before 10-15 million years ago?
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It’s actually working pretty well. I’m usually am satisfied by the AI response atleast 50% of the time.
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3y ago
My most productive time was when I was alone in my mid twenties. I did so much cool stuff that I look back fondly on between 10p and 2a. Once I found a wife and had a kid I have almost no productivity outside of work but I honestly don’t ca
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3y ago
Most people would still prefer going through all that bureaucracy than paying $10k out of pocket though. Your slight convenience doesn’t make it a good idea. You can still go to a private hospital in the US and feel free to pay out of pocke
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Catching up to what they released a year ago. We don’t know what’s coming up next.
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It has provided sources and does internet lookups for a while now
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3y ago
OpenAI and midjourney have millions of paying customers.
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So we rotate every two years. I’m sure with time we can build sealed off underground chambers that will provide the necessary shielding.
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huytersd
3y ago
Pretty sure we have decent anti fungals now, how are you going to administer it to all the frogs though?
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3y ago
Yeah but the next day is a slow foggy mess. If you keep doing it for a long time, you’ll eventually get “the fear”, which is mild agoraphobia and paranoia.
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3y ago
Argentina?
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huytersd
3y ago
It kinda is laughable for a virus that lives in your lungs and blood.
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huytersd
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Yeah, we don’t even need to get every cell at that point, just a sizable number of the CD4 cells that are relatively easily accessible. The HIV would destroy every CD4 that isn’t CCR5 by itself. The antibodies would clean up the rest of the
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How do you do that? Is there anything actionable here?
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Autoimmune diseases like lupus
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huytersd
3y ago
No I mean regular plastics. They’re not truly going to get broken down in a 100 years, they’re just going to be really tiny.
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