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by j_bum 2y ago
Any data on this? Sounds alarming
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Indeed, I think the parent comment presents a false dichotomy fallacy. Thanks for catching it
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This type of led to statistical issues that skewed our understanding of the health effects of alcohol consumption. Unless abstainers who previously abused alcohol are excluded or controlled for statistically, their health effects can skew r
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This is an incredible video. What a time to be alive that high quality, information dense videos like this are readily available for the world to see. Kudos and congrats to the creator!
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I am unfortunately aware, as I work in the biomedical research field. We can still focus on reducing needless animal death concurrently to other issues.
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Well, I read the intro, results, and methods prior to making my comment. Have you read the limitations? 1. & 2. Great. I agree. How does this research address those needs? 3. No, they didn’t. They took germ free mice without a gut micro
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by j_bum 2y ago
In mice [0] What translational value was gained from this study? This is lost on me. We take germ-free pregnant female mice, with no gut microbiome. We then add B. breve UCC2003 to the experimental group. We observe that the metabolic p
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It’s also possible that it’s COVID-19 related. I lost a large swath of my olfactory palette in 2021 when I contracted COVID, but recovered some after a few months. Still to this day, I struggle to taste different foods, which is a bit painf
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by j_bum 2y ago
This is the same video that got me hooked! I love Posy. It always feels magical to know that there are so many other curious people in the world. HN feels like a natural gathering point for that crowd as well.
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Would you be willing to explain/share the automation for this?
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This is such a neat site, thanks for sharing. I wanted to use a word that I figured would be rarely seen in Brooklyn, so I tried: “Gripe” The correct identifications center around “Vacuna de la gripe” (flu vaccine). The remainder are all mi
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Going to give this a try tomorrow… fingers crossed.
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Along with added cost. Not everyone has frequent flier credit cards.
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Interesting! I always have wondered with these approaches, is there anything in the paper that indicates who was the “lead” author? Also, to me, the alphabetical order approach reinforces issues with lower rank last names having various adv
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> I think the celebrations are more for the parents, really. This is important, and not to be brushed off. During my PhD, my program had what’s called a “white coat ceremony”. This is typically a medical school ceremony, but my grad prog
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by j_bum 2y ago
Your comment resonates with me. I totally agree about writing things down being useful. I also like the author’s timebox plan as well. I’m great at writing specs to define what I want to build, but my hobby project timelines are nonexistent
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by j_bum 2y ago
Nice article, thanks for sharing. I can imagine mining all of these articles was a ton of work. I’d be curious to know how quickly the computation could be done today vs. the 13 hour 2009 benchmark :) Nowadays people would be slamming those
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by j_bum 2y ago
In biomedical research or tangential fields, author order generally follows these guidelines: First author(s): the individual(s) who organized and conducted the study. Typically there is only a single first author, but nowadays there are
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This is fun! I bet this could be a unique testing resource for aspiring Jeapordy contestants.
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Terrible analogy. I’m not sure if this is troll bait. A better analogy would be: > Brain tumors are like dumping a whole load of construction equipment, controlled by insatiable and sleepless toddlers that steal your food , on your prop
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A small nitpick, the main character is only 13 years old. Great book!
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Why’s that? I’m really not familiar with the ins and outs of clearance. Do you have ethical reasons? Or practical?
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by j_bum 2y ago
There is a great ”Behind the Bastards” episode on William Bailey’s involvement in spreading radiation poisoning that also covers the Radium girls [0] [0] https://www.iheart.com/podcast/105-behind-the-bastards-29236...
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by j_bum 2y ago
Rest easy. My thoughts are with you and your family. Your words have made a wide impact on this corner of the internet, and I’m lucky to have experienced them.
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Sounds like an awesome idea!
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Arc browser as well
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Indeed, the computing power of cells is nothing to blink at. It is astonishing that we can mimic human reasoning so well with these LLMs, but the essence of cognition seems to still be missing. I agree with your belief that human processing
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Assuming that GPT4 has 1T+ parameters, you’re incorrect. Modern estimates are that there are 100T neuronal connections in the adult human brain [0]. And that’s neuronal connections alone . Astrocytes also make direct connections with neuro
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Thanks for sharing!
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Interesting. Is this deterministic? Any plans for publishing?

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