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Did a mysterious radioactive cloud originate from a nuclear powered missile?
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Is it really 2tb? Dropbox only offers me 1tb for the first tier. Can you post a link where you see 2tb being offered?
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No amount of military hardware is effective if soldiers won't use it. Live video feed provided by cell phones can provide a way for ordinary people to see the truth, naked for what it is, instead of relying on their government. All t
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What does moon dust smell like?
(nasa.gov)
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I love my old phones because they were better! If old phones are a problem for Samsung and Apple, they have only themselves to blame. My Nokia candy bar phone and my iPhone 4 just worked! The interface was simple and intuitive. I can't
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Dropbox is completely unresponsive to individual users. I want more space beyond the 1 TB for their personal plan. You would think they would want to take my money. How hard is it to offer more space? They offer more space to their business
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I suspect this has to do with construction workers, required to build more housing, are priced out of the bay area because of high housing costs
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Successful cancer researcher confronts new obstacle: getting elected to Congress
(sciencemag.org)
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I used to think the message in Dallas was "get rich". The city had almost no flavor to it and seemed all about the money. Having leaved here for a few years, I think the message is "work together". The economy is amazing
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Dropbox refusing to service customers wanting more space
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Took ~2 years to get approval to be able to seek patient permission to have their discarded tissue sequenced. Now that we are forming questions with the results, I hope it won't take another 2 years to get approval to run new tests :-&
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It's fun to heap criticism on China's research. There's too many fraudulent results, as a culture they don't value out of the box thinking, ect. That kind of thinking hurts us, not China. But as a researcher in the US wo
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I wish I could download this because it is so wrong. There's been a lot of amazing work in biology explaing why aging exists. It has nothing to do with physics
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Bad reporting? It does a pretty good job explaining what was analyzed in the study. It talks about negative results (i.e. no effect in men, no COPD), and at the end of the article it discusses the limitations. It is a Eureka report--It'
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That won't stop submicron sized particles
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Women who clean at home or work face increased lung function decline
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I have no expertise with self driving cars. I'm not even an engineer. But this is a case where a lot of experts might be wrong. I think there are many paths to a self-driving car, and an expert might only be familiar with their particu
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Where Kids Live Now in the United States
(citylab.com)
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Diminishing returns if we talk about small molecule drugs. But we're in the age of genetic engineering
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I do not have the experience to support or refute the author's claim, but he writes: "The paper does not clarify what “worker” means, but I assume it means 1 CPU." That seems like way under-powered to me. It's deepmind a
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I log into Facebook about 6 times a year. Each time it is a waste of my time
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I've had the exact opposite experience. Instacart worked really well for me, and Amazon Fresh was well, never that fresh. I suspect the quality of the service varies on geographic location
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How about the FDA?
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Falcon Heavy rocket is poised to boost space science
(sciencemag.org)
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I have no way to assess the accuracy for the food test. But after a quick look at the company website, I saw only one employee with a degree in medicine or biology. But there are 4 software engineers! I would be a little concerned that the
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If you were going to spend the enormous amount of money required to send something to the moon, you'd probably use space-rated electronics. I'm guessing the electronics make up a minuscule fraction of the cost, so why risk a super
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Evolution is nothing more than dumb luck trial and error. There has to be a better way. I remember a quote from Gattaca "I not only think we will tamper with Mother Nature. I think Mother wants us to." It would be folly to think t
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Here's something to add to the discussion. China was the first nation to approve a gene therapy for use in Humans. I don't know if it is effective or not. https://www.nature.com/articles/nbt0104-3 (over a dec
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Wow! I bet plot looks the same for the costs of higher education!!
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