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justin--sane
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Visualizing all approved, illicit, and experimental drugs
(tmap-drugbank.surge.sh)
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justin--sane
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8y ago
Really? That's what you get from this post?
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justin--sane
8y ago
Working quite well here in Switzerland...
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8y ago
Came to write this. 100% agree.
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8y ago
Interesting how this thread reads when you replace "Microsoft" with "NASA" or "Pharma Companies" and "Windows" with "Globe Earth" or "Vaccines"...
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8y ago
http://publications.iarc.fr/Book-And-Report-Series/Iarc-Mono... For the IARC, inconclusive translates to probable.
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8y ago
At the time we start using a lot of it (enough to matter), we would also be capable to mine it from comets or moons.
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9y ago
The German localization of the website really needs some corrections.
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9y ago
Wow.
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9y ago
Bern, Switzerland here. I know plenty of people with families and sub-100k the are perfectly happy with their respective salary as well. I'd say it's a matter of personal spending habits what's an "ok" salary. After
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9y ago
"Farnsworth, Farrrnsworth! The peasants are in the gardens again, rrrelease the hounds!"
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9y ago
> Not rich? Work smarter - you probably have a much better perspective on what the masses need / use than a rich person does. Convince a money man to invest in your ideas. So how many people have the cognitive abilities or the educa
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This is extremely nice. "The Visual Display of Quantitative Information" and "Envisioning Information" are, IMHO, masterworks.
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9y ago
10, since it is policy here to use a subdomain of the university. Of course, all data hosted on the lab website is usually not sensitive. But I know of a couple of unis where the policy is quite rigid and they simply do not allow any exte
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9y ago
I would actually be interested to move our research groups website there. However, I'd first have to check with the Uni IT / security if it is allowed to host a website externally. This could be a general problem - did you look in
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You might as well say climate change is a myth. We're out of agricultural space. Everything that means decreasing yields is a bad idea. The population growths, however land does not - it might even shrink due to climate change. While t
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"They"?
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That's BS. See pretty much all published literature. http://scienceblogs.com/insolence/2016/02/05/zika-virus-the-...
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My first thought was publication ready pseudo code or code snippets for posters
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9y ago
Nice work. But I'm not looking forward to trying to select text only to drag an image
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9y ago
The 90s called, they want your comment back.
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What about PostgreSQL? Last time I tried it I had to install it on Windows because of some reason I cannot remember...
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But for pretty much all these things are, well, apps. Ever since I started using Visual Studio Code (also true for Atom etc) I don't care that much about the OS any more. Except for gaming, where there is really only Windows. The only
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What about the heavily increased land use in organic farming? http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0959652617... What about the pesticides used in organic farming? I'd jug some Roundup (LD50
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You mean the retracted, unethical propaganda piece by Seralini? https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/the-seralini-gmo-study-retr...