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moh_maya
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Hello! Really exciting stuff. I've worked at the school and college level (now working on blue collar skill development / training). Am I correct in understanding that as of now, the teachers have to set the goals individually for
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Pet this earlier article [1], the OS (currently?) is licensed under a combination of BSD3, MIT and Apache. So, they are moving from GPL to a more permissive model. Though, sure, they could easily change the terms for the final version.. [1]
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Fundamental physics is frustrating physicists
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So, the article seems focused on apps that are claim to treat / address depression. There is a difference in practicing mindfulness for "general" stress management v/s trying to use meditation / mindfulness to treat
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In and of itself, this is a big deal IMO. In addition, I also think the feat of cloning & gene expression they have accomplished is testament to the fact that "genetic engineering" is not longer just an aspirational word.. Exc
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Plant RuBisCo complex expressed in bacteria; It links C in CO2 to plant sugars
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Title is a little misleading; from the article: “Our data showed that, rather than actually increasing the size of the hippocampus per se, the main ‘brain benefits’ are due to aerobic exercise slowing down the deterioration in brain size. I
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Documentation, field data collection and collation of that data would be one, I think. You have field workers who are not tech savvy. And may not have robust internet connections on their systems, if they have systems. So, how do you record
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Yeah. The OnePlus update rate is lousy. But in terms of value, it's hard to beat.. But there are good roms available [1], and rooting is not all that hard. So that may be an approach you could try? [1] https://forum.xda-deve
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Something from the OnePlus series, which, if you are comfortable with rooting, you can install a custom ROM and keep getting updates. Alternatively, you could perhaps buy a nexus 6P? It's on amazon.com now for about 300$.
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So, the authors used a fluorescent dye that only fluoresces when it is part of double stranded DNA. The surface is a glass slide / coverslip on which you have DNA + the DNA replication enzymes (not the entire set used inside a cell...
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2017.05.041 Original paper link. Sci-hub ought to be able to get you the paper. On first pass, seems like this is an in-vitro study. I would hesitate to go from "we didn't obs
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https://arstechnica.com/science/2017/10/who-needs-a-cpu-phas... I found this article very useful in understanding what the work was about.. They are using phase change memory to store data and perform computa
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// offtopic BTW, big fan of what you and serotiny are trying to do. I've just moved back to my home country.. am dabbling in other stuff at the moment, but the dream is to join with friends and start an automated high through
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Again, I don't disagree with you. But shepherding a drug or treatment though the FDA is a mission in itself. It is expensive. The cost of goods may be relatively low once the process of production at scale is worked through, but it is
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Oh man. I agree with your sentiment, but this is a remarkable over simplification! The sequence may cost 700$ to synthesise. But it's delivery vector is a virus. Synthesizing the DNA, encapsulating the DNA in the virus.. not trivial st
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I am glad to hear that you found something that worked for you. But to add to your anecdote.. "sleep, proper diet, exercise" are necessary, but may often not be sufficient. Medication, when assessed by a qualified psychiatrist may
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Algorithm designer among those honored with the Chemistry Nobel
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How does one get in touch with you? :)
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" (note that I'm currently a student in the lab that developed this method)". Lab mate?
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Natalya Kaspersky's Snoop-Proof Phone Helps Putin Thwart Spies
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https://arxiv.org/ As suggested here, perhaps consider writing up and submitting a short article to arxiv. That ought to be enough to ensure credit. If you don't intend to patent it (don't know where you are locat
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That happens if you publish in any indexed journals. Perhaps more people will see your name if you publish in a higher profile journal, but that is also not a certainly (though highly probable)..
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1) For assistant professors, a better chance of tenure 2) Grants! 3) becomes easier to attract good postdocs, which helps you publish good papers faster, which helps... 4) Grad students
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I think this is needless alarmism. I am glad due process was followed, and what was previously a grey area has now been made clear. You must read the judgement & the cases they cite before making such blanket, unsubstantiated assertions
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[quote] For most, this is a victory of simple decency. There are worries that this should have been legislatively dealt with rather than judicially, but on-the-ground truth is that politics of appeasement would mean this option is potential
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I understand (I think), what you are saying. But I'd also argue that, back in the day, Byte & similar magazines were targeted at a fairly small subset of the population. Today, I think equivalent magazines are Make, Adafruit's
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Have you read the Laundry Files, by Charles Stress? On similar lines..
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Absolutely. Amazing writer. His nuanced observation of human nature, his wit, his affection for his characters and their humanness.. his entire series, especially the stories that center around AM and involve Vetinari, Vimes or Moist Von Li
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I've sort of finished reading Clayton Christensen's book "How will you measure your life?" [1] Using a series of personal anecdotes, stories, observations from sociological & psychological research, the book assisted
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