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Alzheimer’s is the most misunderstood, cruelest and costly of all diseases(alzheimersdementiasummit.com)
3 points by mhkool 8y ago|0 comments
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by mhkool 8y ago
RISC-V is an open source ISA but there is not yet and open source RISC-V CPU. RISC-V is interesting and I believe that there is a market for it, although not very large since RISC-V is not innovative enough, is not a leap forward in anythi
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by mhkool 8y ago
I find it difficult to believe that the source code of allegedly Russian malware was found. Is there any proof of that ?
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by mhkool 8y ago
gosh, Google likes to have another $5B fine.
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by mhkool 8y ago
I am sure that it reduces fake news. I also expect that it can block real but rare mega news events like "the president was attacked" or "tsunami on its way to California".
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by mhkool 8y ago
The article is biased (Musk sleeping at the factory is something bad) and has incorrect information (Musk did not reach targets). It is to be expected that consumers cancel since it takes to long to get their new car. This does not mean th
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Scotts-Monsanto Genetically Engineered Bentgrass Threatens Oregon Environment(beyondpesticides.org)
1 points by mhkool 8y ago|0 comments
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by mhkool 8y ago
The reason that health care costs rise in almost all countries is that we are doing something wrong. The question is what? Can it be that doctors who do not try to find the root causes of diseases have no solutions ? Can it be that doctors
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by mhkool 8y ago
in simple words: Google got fined for the same reason Microsoft got fined many years ago when then enforced Internet Explorer on Windows.
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by mhkool 8y ago
Google is fined for the exact same reason that Microsoft was fined many years ago for enforcing Internet Explorer on Windows.
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by mhkool 8y ago
The test does not accept a URL with https, but instead strips https. This has a large impact on performance, since my http-based website redirects to the https-based website.
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by mhkool 8y ago
The free test has parameters that does not make sense: a desktop usually has a cable, not Wifi.
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by mhkool 8y ago
I wrote yesterday a polite comment on Gates' blog about the fantastic work of Dr Dale Bredesen reversing Alzheimer, but the comment has not appeared on the blog.... Here is a testimony of Bredesen's patients: http://abc
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by mhkool 8y ago
The European law that was used to fine Google is old and Google was warned since many years ago Microsoft was fined because it used its powers to force Internet Explorer to be the only pre-installed browser on Windows. It seems that Google
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by mhkool 8y ago
Sundar Pichai is missing the point: a monopolist is not allowed to abuse its position to enforce products and severly reduce choice. Sundar appears not to remember that Microsoft was fined many years ago since it forced Internet Explorer wi
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How patients say they reversed early Alzheimer's symptoms(abc7news.com)
1 points by mhkool 8y ago|0 comments
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by mhkool 8y ago
Management of Intel is accustomed to have 60% profits and need a mind change and a price drop. I foresee that AMD will get a lot of market share: 30-50% and I use this wide range since besides price/performance there is also the factor
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by mhkool 8y ago
"Eat Fat Get Thin" by Dr Mark Hyman. The book explains what you need to do get in shape and how to stay in shape. caveat: to be healthy you most likely need to change your lifestyle. Many do not want to change their lifestyle an
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by mhkool 8y ago
Dr Dale Bredesen reverses Alzheimer's for at least 5 years and in his view there are 3 different causes of Alzheimer and hence patients need to get one of 3 treatments. There is nothing mysterious about the treatment of Bredesen: he op
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by mhkool 8y ago
Interesting. Intel now says that security must be implemented in software instead of hardware.
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by mhkool 8y ago
Facebook managers are so happy to make money that they sell data to anybody.
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by mhkool 8y ago
This is not the first video of misbehaving police officers that I have seen... The commentary at the end of the article explains it all: police officers are trained to act like this. The fact that the number of arrests is a measure of how w
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by mhkool 8y ago
From the 30 companies, the only one that tries to solve medical problems by going to the root cause: no 23. uBiome.com and the only one that has a helpful product: no 30. neopenda.com
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by mhkool 8y ago
The chip looks a lot like the NEO CPU of Rex Computing.
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by mhkool 8y ago
yup, Allan Savory talked about this in his TED talk and has already converted 15 million acres of desert to grass lands. He calculated that if all deserts are converted to grass lands, the CO2 problem is gone.
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by mhkool 8y ago
A bacteria-detecting strip encourages companies to use more anti-bacterial toxins on food and that is a very bad thing. For those unfamiliar with the human microbiome: the gut of a healthy person has 3 pounds of bacteria, of which 85% are &
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New YouTube alternative: a safe place for all wrongly blocked channels(real.video)
1 points by mhkool 8y ago|0 comments
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by mhkool 8y ago
The fact that all SGX instructions are implemented with microcode makes it insecure since microcode can be overwritten and the process using the enclave will never know it.
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by mhkool 8y ago
From Brazil: HTTP in 4.223 seconds and HTTPS in 8.691 seconds.
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by mhkool 8y ago
With a bacteria that convert PET into something else, there is a toxic byproduct: BPA. I suggest that the student continues the research for BPA-eating bacteria.

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