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mfld
3y ago
Time restricted eating/feeding is just a special case of intermittent fasting, no?
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mfld
3y ago
I believed that "more effective at loosing weight" would be self-evident in that context.
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3y ago
The intermittent fasting group adhered to the prescribed eating interval 6.1 days per week. In the calorie restriction group, 68 percent achieved the calorie reduction target over six months. The intermittent fasting group lost more weight,
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Intermittent fasting more effective than calorie restriction
(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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A Critical Review of Nebula Genomics Health Reports
(mfasold.net)
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mfld
3y ago
Check out editGPT for an improved UI
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mfld
3y ago
Related question: is anyone happily using a walking pad or similar while coding?
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3y ago
You can release your DNA with an open (source) license. I personally would be hesitant, similar as I would not open source my fingerprints, health records etc., even if it is forbidden to abuse them.
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mfld
3y ago
But several consumer genetics companies do offer health reports. AFAIK it is perfectly allowed to turn insights from studies into personalized reports as long it is clear that this is not diagnostics or medical advice.
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New method for gamified programming learning tested successfully
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3y ago
Sure , there are several big issues in compromised DNA profiles. See also: https://www.ecseq.com/blog/2019/privacy-implications-of-gene... But let's wait until it's clear whether raw data was actually le
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3y ago
This is true. Bioinformatics was full of Perl scripts for a variety of (text) analyses. I however remember well that many students began to hate it soon after working with it, as it was very difficult to understand existing code. So, when g
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3y ago
Yes, there is extra information in the first cells, in particular regulatory elements such as miRNAs. The headline here is epigenetics.
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mfld
3y ago
You could download the raw sequence reads (FASTQ files) and map them to the new T2T-Y. Probably it makes more sense to wait for a new release of the T2T human genome reference, as mapping to a subset of the genome increases false positives.
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3y ago
Regarding the accuracy question, I have a pretty recent article: https://mfasold.net/blog/assessing-nebula-genomics-dtc-wgs/
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A Bioinformatician's Perspective on DTC DNA Sequencing from Nebula Genomics
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3y ago
https://mfasold.net/ Just started, after years of not blogging. On bioinformatics, genomics, software.
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A Bioinformatician's Perspective on DTC DNA Sequencing from Nebula Genomics
(mfasold.net)
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3y ago
A 2022 review on synthetic genomics from the same team is to be found at https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2022.06.046 .
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3y ago
I like these bottom up approaches, as they demonstrate very well how much we _don't_ know yet about life. Important to mention here Craig Venters minimal cell project syn3.0, where the team synthetically created a livable cell comprisi
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3y ago
Let's assume they shrink from 300 to 30 employees. After some time they adjust internal processes, focus on the original goals and main use cases, weeding out unnecessary features, and having stable applications for Desktop, web &
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Germany Achieves Record 57.7% Renewable Energy Share for First Half of 2023
(ise.fraunhofer.de)
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True. I found the description of his "writing process" somewhat interesting, how he circumnavigates current LLM limitations to create long-form content. Yet, you might be right that the number of 574 copies sold should not be attr
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Sci-fi author 'writes' 97 AI-generated books in nine months
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3y ago
Related question: I have my genome but I find that the reports on polygenetic scores that you receive from [popular consumer WGS sequencing provider] are lacking accuracy. Is there a platform/ community of personal genetics enthusiast
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Another "Python with high-performance compiled builds" would be https://github.com/exaloop/codon .
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I store my music on a QNAP NAS. I can listen to it from everywhere either with the provided web app or on my phone with the QMusic mobile app. Both do their job. I like that you have a basic rating/tagging function, which however is st
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Cities & Knights makes the game richer, absolutely recommended for advanced board game players. I heard that this was actually the original game as he designed it, but the publisher requested a more beginner friendly version, leading to
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4y ago
Another one specifically for org-mode would be org-ai: https://github.com/rksm/org-ai
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Written like this, it doesn't make sense since a SNP has a length of 1. However, you need longer DNA fragments to be able to correctly determine the SNP, and old DNA tends to be fragmented. They are likely referring to those fragment l
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