molbioguy

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by molbioguy 4y ago
Amazon just informed me that my CloudCam will cease functioning in December because they've migrated to their Blink cameras. My CloudCam will cease to work because it won't be able to contact the appropriate Amazon servers.
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by molbioguy 4y ago
I happen to take good care of my hardware, but I have so many great items (at least to me) that just won't run properly because they lack required supported software or contact with some defunct server. The gTar was latest thing I f
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Gripe to HN: Abandoned Hardware
2 points by molbioguy 4y ago|7 comments
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by molbioguy 4y ago
Svelte fits in nicely in this respect. I like being able to see all of the elements composing a component or view in one file (or as much as is reasonable).
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by molbioguy 4y ago
I get your point, but as long as someone can act the way you demand, why does it matter whether they would have acted that way on their own. The public interface is what matters, not private thoughts, not cultural or personal influences. Y
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by molbioguy 4y ago
To properly judge a candidate, don't assume, don't hide requirements; If you're willing to filter them out on it, tell them up front what you're judging them on. If they still can't or won't comply, your filte
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by molbioguy 4y ago
Reich says: >If consumers don’t like what Musk does with Twitter, they cannot simply switch to another Twitter-like platform. There aren’t any. Lol! When they were encouraging the banning of users they disliked from Twitter, people said
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by molbioguy 4y ago
With all due respect, if you read the parent comment and then read the actual bill, it's very hard to reconcile those comments with the actual text of the bill. It's obviously OK to disagree with the bill, but creating strawman a
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by molbioguy 4y ago
That's the preamble to the bill, not the the articles of the bill.
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by molbioguy 4y ago
That's not what it says (relevant section): 3. Classroom instruction by school personnel or third parties on sexual orientation or gender identity may not occur in kindergarten through grade 3 or in a manner that is not age- appropriat
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by molbioguy 5y ago
>How should someone be treated who has made it clear that they will never follow the Golden Rule, no matter how they're treated? This does not apply here as far as I can tell.
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by molbioguy 5y ago
Just because you (legally) can, doesn't mean you should. Freedom to express opinions (that someone may judge good or bad or even dangerous) is important. It's so important that people are constantly (and usually incorrectly) invok
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by molbioguy 5y ago
Work presented in a poster doesn't have to be published. And the biggest benefit is you usually get to talk to a person standing with the poster that did the work. Lot's of interesting information comes by that route, not to ment
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by molbioguy 5y ago
>you would know this if you actually tried instead of telling me it's hard before you've looked I did. I speak from experience, not conjecture.
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by molbioguy 5y ago
>A doctor, most countries already have an exemption system in place, use it mate I'm glad your personal experience is different (and much better) than mine. All I can say is that where I live and work, getting an exemption from a do
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by molbioguy 5y ago
-- deleted -- wrote without sufficiently thinking. Something is certainly better than nothing, though I think this will come up short for a lot of families since it's limited to one residential address.
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by molbioguy 5y ago
So you're willing to admit exemptions. Who determines their legitimacy? I think I have a very rational risk/reward assessment that tells me the booster is not in my best interest. It's not so easy. Your strategy of coercion
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by molbioguy 5y ago
I've been vaccinated twice and my company will force me to get a booster. My second vaccination produced serious adverse side effects that lasted several days. Very scary. Are you going to guarantee that I'll be OK when I get my
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by molbioguy 5y ago
This strategy is shameless expediency on the behalf of "society" -- really just mob rule wrapped in good intentions. Get vaccinated for yourself or your family or for society - your choice. Don't force others to assume risk
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by molbioguy 5y ago
That is so much better! Thank you.
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by molbioguy 5y ago
Might also be colorimetric.
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by molbioguy 5y ago
Probably a loop mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) based diagnostic like the Lucira test. The time-frame is about right, as is the cost.
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by molbioguy 5y ago
>This seemed to make sense when it happened to others as I thought Trump had it coming, but blocking my account doesn't make sense at all. LOL. The common refrain of people who favor censorship of things they don't like.
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by molbioguy 5y ago
The administration can't claim to "follow the science" when they cherry pick the studies and fail to critically evaluate the methodology used in the studies.
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by molbioguy 5y ago
An under-appreciated aspect of molecular biological systems and structures is that they are dominated by local interactions that have no knowledge of the global state but direct self-assembly. They are unplanned both in terms of structure a
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by molbioguy 5y ago
Is computer science an experimental science? Are there any classic "experiments" (beautiful or not) in the field?
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by molbioguy 5y ago
The double-slit experiment should be in this category. Unfortunately, it is hard to peg one instance as the definitive experiment, unlike Meselson and Stahl or Michelson-Morley.
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by molbioguy 5y ago
>Well, I listened to my friend. Tossed those chapters and rewrote 'em. 1. Successful people need help from others. 2. Successful people make the right personal choice on who to listen to.
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by molbioguy 5y ago
I think it's remarkable that all those parts and sophisticated procedures/repairs are available in local markets.
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by molbioguy 5y ago
Maybe Gibson missed the mark in setting Neuromancer in Chiba City?

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