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by kusmi 10y ago
Having the genome separated between multiple coinfecting particles is actually quite common among plant viruses.
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by kusmi 10y ago
It depends on which technology is implemented for 5G. In one model, the user's device can become a node to propagate wireless signals. The idea is, in an 'internet of things' where every device is sending and receiving signal
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by kusmi 10y ago
Does it have any benefit in particular over lua/luaJIT?
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by kusmi 10y ago
A godamn hero if there ever was one.
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by kusmi 10y ago
I bought a Clevo gaming laptop for bioinformatics work and occasional gaming. It houses a 4 core (8 multithreaded) CPU for which I am able to lock in clock rate at around 3.5GHz without hitting the 100C ceiling when utilizing 100% of all th
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by kusmi 10y ago
I didn't detect the sarcasm at first, as a molecular geneticist this was difficult to read because it's so full of wrong and no.
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by kusmi 10y ago
Hi, I'm interested in how much experience/prelim data you had and how large and experienced your team was when applying to ycombinator with this plan. I applied with my partner with a similar goal a couple of years ago, and was re
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by kusmi 10y ago
Doesn't surprise me. I spent my youth thinking math was impenetrable, and only when I started programming later in life I realized that mathematicians shouldn't be naming things.
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by kusmi 10y ago
Try Dina, it's like Terminus but comes out even more crisp. I get giddy every time I open an emacs window.
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by kusmi 10y ago
This doesn't surprise me, most of the computers and other equipment in the research facility I work at are directly hooked up with Ethernet. The university manages it's own IP block but doesn't have any oversight over what go
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by kusmi 10y ago
Hard to believe with the amount of emacs users on here.
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by kusmi 10y ago
Is code posted on SO under a license or something? I don't appreciate the wrong doing here --that the author of the app didn't understand what he copied is an assumption.
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by kusmi 10y ago
I worked for the Gates foundation as a researcher. I don't claim objectivity. My impression of the division I worked in was that it was poorly managed, very political, had little oversight from the big man himself as far as I know, and
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by kusmi 10y ago
If the artificial gene insert was designed so that it doesn't propogate to the next generation (which is theoretically possible), would you consider this more fair? That is to say, Monsanto wouldn't have to impose any 'artifi
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by kusmi 10y ago
How exactly is Monsanto supposed to recoupe the initial investment of generating a transgenic crop and getting it through the FDA to ensure its safe for human consumption if they can only charge for the first generation of seeds. The second
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by kusmi 10y ago
Have you looked at T-coffee? They have this new feature called expresso which might do what you want.
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by kusmi 11y ago
So it was put online without peer review? Papers can always be submitted by the author to PMC using NIHMS if the journal doesn't do it. However the paper must go through a journal because they arbitrate the peer review.
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by kusmi 11y ago
I don't understand, 90% of the clutter would disappear if invest some effort into pimping your emacs. Imagine how fantastic it would be if you published this with org-mode.