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by jamra 9y ago
That’s true. I’m well aware of this. I downloaded a few of these databases and tried to match my moms results in exactly the way you mention. I couldn’t get the vector of mutations from the lab. Perhaps these databases would be more useful
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by jamra 9y ago
One of the things I am hoping for is a general database of cancers and the mutations they exhibit. By putting them in a database, we may be able to treat based off the mutation instead of the locality in the body. When my mother was diagnos
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by jamra 9y ago
If calling 911 can automatically send your location based on your mobile phone, you'd be able to save a lot of time for the operators, but I wonder how many lives would be saved from faster responses. Even better, if they created some
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by jamra 9y ago
It doesn’t have to be spaghetti. You are right. However, when you change state in multiple places, they either have to be aware of each other or you need some kind of state management. The benefit of libraries like React are that they abstr
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by jamra 9y ago
I did that on a product as well. It went pretty well. The issue is with more complicated UI. The more complicated it is, the faster JQuery breaks down. That being said, it's better to have a bit of a spaghetti JQuery than to try and re
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by jamra 9y ago
I love these guys. Came here to link them. I suggest anyone watch these videos. They cover those topics as well as Visa issues and censorship.
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by jamra 9y ago
Is this worth getting? I would like to spend a little time with Phoenix, but I'm not sure if this content is up to date or if it's well written.
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by jamra 9y ago
No. They wouldn't. They are used to the iOS way of doing things. The phones do not crawl to a halt. The battery drains very fast. Whereas the phone made it through two days, they would now not make it through one day without some charg
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by jamra 9y ago
I understand that the explanation is that the new hardware has different code running on it than the old hardware. I've been an iPhone owner since the first version. Empirically, every new iPhone's associated OS has had significan
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by jamra 9y ago
The battery drain screams of planned obsolescence. But there is always the possibility that it’s proprietary hardware just requires them to write code that just obliterates our battery.
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by jamra 9y ago
I read the OPs comment as partly a comment on how Google has been releasing social commentary without releasing the raw studies specifically on gender and salary. They were being investigated for cheating women on salary. I read the respons
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by jamra 9y ago
Are you suggesting that working at google somehow impacts OP's ability to read the article and determine if the article cites data?
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by jamra 9y ago
You can use observables to replace the first search with the following one. It’ll still run but you wont get weird UI behavior. You can also ignore repeated searches with the same params that may occur with observables. I can’t remember the
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by jamra 9y ago
You really hit the nail on the head. If someone is able to build a successful business with an easy to use language, that sounds like the language you want to start with.
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by jamra 9y ago
The term honest comes from the ingredients in the diapers being non toxic. It’s possible that the rest of their products are as well. It comes from an experience Jessica Alba had when one of her kids ate part of her diaper when she left her
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by jamra 9y ago
Some banks offer virtual credit card numbers for one time use. It works great online. There are phone payment methods like Apple Pay and whatever Google uses that protect your identity. The burden should be on the providers of these service
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by jamra 9y ago
I believe he reinvests 80% back into R&D. That's a pretty large sum. It's a lot more than the big companies. If a better drug for toxoplasmosis is developed that doesn't kill people, it would have been a great achievement
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by jamra 9y ago
This reads like the most sophistic argument to the point he was trying to make. The diver was a cave diver, not a regular scuba diver. It's very different and notoriously risky. He almost died in the same cave previously. His point was
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by jamra 9y ago
I believe that developers who don't take breaks are not utilizing their full potential. When I lift weights, I take breaks in between. Muscles need rest. So does the brain. The amount of time I do a physical activity or a non-programmi
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by jamra 9y ago
Most of that idea comes straight out of the book Neuromancer.
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by jamra 9y ago
I keep hearing good things about Vue. Do you know how it compares to Angular 2? More framework than library? State management built in?
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by jamra 9y ago
Angular is mostly a declarative UI. I don't usually put logic in my templates. I do, however, like how react leans towards using language features instead of abstractions. Angular does one way data flow. It also allows for two way bind
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by jamra 9y ago
I'll take a look at that. Never knew about MobX. In general, loyalty to one framework only boxes off our minds to what could be a better way of accomplishing our goals. It's a great world out there that we have so many options.
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by jamra 9y ago
I actually really liked Redux, but given the size of my team, I would choose Angular every time now. It's just more complete.
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by jamra 9y ago
This reads as react fanboyism to me. I used React/Redux on a project and was unable to bring people up in my aging team. Now we are fully Angular 2+. It is much better for my newly grown team of 15. The action creator approach of Redux
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by jamra 9y ago
All valid points, but I think it has more to do with this research being popular in the encryption community. One of the Coursera teachers was working on something like that. An example of use is video games that help prevent hacking and mo
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by jamra 9y ago
Citibank offers generated credit card numbers that can have a limit in money and time.
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by jamra 9y ago
I plaid a game a while back that was stuck in the tutorial level. The game company said that it was a known bug and that they would provide a fix for it. The fix never came. Steam tried to claim this same thing with me. Yes I was entitled t
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by jamra 9y ago
I would add that creating a false threshold will only train parents to ignore any warnings of a threshold, which could actually cause more harm.
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by jamra 9y ago
Truthfully I didn't read the source material myself. I just took my wife's word for it, but it's entirely possible that too much TV time is due to apathetic parenting. It is also possible that television somehow delays certai

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