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by minsight 4y ago
That's not all. We also have "T cell alterations, including exhausted T cells, reduced CD4+ and CD8+ effector memory cell numbers and elevated PD1 expression on central memory cells" which might help narrow it down for the no
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by minsight 4y ago
Awesome. We know a lot more about Long Covid than many people seem to think. This is a good summary of where we are.
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by minsight 4y ago
There are testable markers. Drastically low serum cortisol is one of them.
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by minsight 4y ago
Long Covid has a collection of effects on the body which can be observed using commonly-ordered tests. A dramatically reduced serum cortisol is one.
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by minsight 4y ago
I literally bought a 14 year old Corolla yesterday. This article helps counteract the "why didn't my car get written off 4 years ago when they were cheap?" voice that's been running through my head the last week or so.
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by minsight 4y ago
You are doing a ton of good this Christmas. Thank you for your efforts here and there.
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by minsight 4y ago
It's pretty easy to think that software is basically designing search engines and providing a place for someone to play Farmville. But keep in mind that there are many places where software and automation plays an integral role in a pr
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by minsight 4y ago
https://www.eng.mcmaster.ca/cas/programs/degree-options/beng...
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by minsight 4y ago
You seem to have forgotten about the code of ethics and the definitely-not-trivial qualification exams.
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by minsight 4y ago
Feel free to point out the evidence of superiority provided by those who accredit medical doctors and lawyers.
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by minsight 4y ago
https://www.peo.on.ca/licence-applications/certificate-autho...
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by minsight 4y ago
Iron rings.
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by minsight 4y ago
You can call yourself a software engineer. You just need to have qualified with the professional body in charge of engineering. Like, say, a doctor or a lawyer.
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by minsight 4y ago
I wouldn't expect much in terms of value or growth from a platform owned by those clowns.
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by minsight 4y ago
Embarcadero was acquired by the same jackasses that bought out a company where I used to work. The new owners had a bunch of attitude and kept crowing on about "their playbook". It turned out that the primary technology that the
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by minsight 4y ago
Interested in COBOL-based accounting packages?
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by minsight 4y ago
> All changes are synced with the cloud and stored immediately An optimistic outlook, to be sure. Many Dropbox, iCloud, AWS, etc. users who've been burned by their experiences might beg to differ.
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by minsight 4y ago
I can't resist checking out the details of anything that Google might describe using the phrase "Large-Scale". As much as I'm interested in the nuts and bolts of their solutions, I'd also be very interested in the p
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by minsight 5y ago
I used to work for a company which got bought out and it turned out that the technology that they wanted us for was exactly the one piece of our code that we white labelled.
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by minsight 6y ago
There's a big difference between virii and viral RNA being found after 17 days. One will kill you. The other is just viral wreckage.
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by minsight 7y ago
Meta II by Dewey Schorre http://www.ibm-1401.info/Meta-II-schorre.pdf
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by minsight 8y ago
When you have a good language, you don't need a good IDE.
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by minsight 8y ago
There are things that shouldn't be sold and ways that things shouldn't be sold. A better market for false eyelashes shouldn't come at the cost of the many abominations that Facebook has introduced into your world.
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by minsight 8y ago
(Which means driving. So I'm going to have to dock the title a few points for accuracy.)
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by minsight 8y ago
Fahren.
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by minsight 8y ago
Thanks for the recommendation. Dynalist seems too impressive not to try.
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by minsight 9y ago
The money isn't wasted if it gives you joy when you most need it.
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by minsight 9y ago
If you're anywhere near France, and free in December, there's https://www.botconf.eu/2017/math-gpu-dns-cracking-locky-seed...
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by minsight 9y ago
This is a very intereresting video featuring one of the authors (Nada Amin). Strangely enough, I watched it a few hours ago. It's a quick overview of the "tower of interpreters" idea and some possibilities that it brings.
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by minsight 9y ago
Isn't the first swap unneccesary?

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