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najarvg
4y ago
This is a great point of comparison. I feel that societal systems (and associated complexities) are more rigid than biological systems in the sense that a biological systems evolve efficient solutions in response to changing internal and ex
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najarvg
4y ago
>I wonder if covid screws with oxygenation machinery - either lung function or in some anemic like way. Covid messes around with the oxygenation machinery in multiple possible ways including botching up the lung ability to restrict blood
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5y ago
Costa Rica seems to be showing up in some discussions as a retirement option for Americans for cost of living and healthcare options. Panama has been on this list for a while. Would love to hear about others
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najarvg
5y ago
Wow snowpack.dev was blazing fast for me! Need to try this on one of our internal applications
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5y ago
This is a wonderful intro! Thanks for sharing..
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6y ago
This is fantastic, thanks for sharing! The unique ability to drill down into connected tables and visualize the relationships and data within is unique (for me at least). Are you building this as a personal tool or building it in a manner t
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najarvg
6y ago
Speculating, but based on context, probably "Cowboy coding" with heroic intent and success..
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6y ago
Yes, you are right to be skeptical. It is an extraordinary claim that goes against all of what we know from covid-19 genome sequence studies so far. The burden of proof is very high for follow up evidence, otherwise it is just a hypothesis.
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6y ago
Interesting observation Re. Chicago from infographic - "The only city with an “undervalued” housing market according to the survey was Chicago."
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6y ago
This is a duplicate of a much older HN post - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9317003 and the linked article is from 2015
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6y ago
Agreed. Took me a couple of passes to understand the point being made but makes solid sense and a viable rejoinder to the parent comment.
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6y ago
Or it could be because US has 4% of the world population but 25% of the coronavirus cases? With supposedly the best brain trust and the biggest economy of the world, we were maybe expected to do better but landed up performing worse than ot
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6y ago
This is a very valid question and we should all be asking this. Mars has approximately 200 estimated asteroid impacts per year ( https://www.space.com/21198-mars-asteroid-strikes-common.htm... - a bit dated) while earth has
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6y ago
Well said. Imagine a similar deepfake with a Nixon "confession" about having to stage the moon landing to make America look superior. You now suddenly have the next viral facebook or whatsapp forward for conspiracy theorists who a
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6y ago
Thank you very much. I was going to ask for recommendations for where I could get a good backgrounder on this issue
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6y ago
Does an institution like CDC have the mandate to ask for the antibody and viral tests to be reported separately by all states? I would seem to me that we would all benefit as a country if this were done and the data were made available free
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6y ago
For most bread and butter small-medium enterprises, PGSql + JSON or PGSql + Time-series (timescaledb) can handle any use case
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6y ago
If you're looking for a terminal degree that is more application oriented, you may want to consider other options like a Doctorate of Engineering, EdD etc. Otherwise a PhD assumes close proximity to your advisor and lots of projects, p
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7y ago
Also Flying Squid, another interesting project from Stanford - http://hazyresearch.stanford.edu/flyingsquid
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7y ago
Wasn't the original link already posted under - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21560916 yesterday?
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7y ago
The visualization is driven by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) database and it tracks only what is calls "major weapons" (see section 3 in https://sipri.org/databases/armstransfers
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7y ago
Very possible and future experiments should probe this hypothesis too. We should never forget that the very beginnings of immunotherapy were paradoxes themselves (e.g. infecting someone with a disease to control cancer). Our immune system,
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7y ago
That could be one potential consequence but this publication just lays out the observation and clearly states this at the end - "It should be noted, however, that antigens recognized by clonally expanded TCRs are not known, and further
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7y ago
I would strongly hope that studies combining meditation and psychedelics will be targeted as explorations of specific interventions for clinically diagnosed conditions and not as lifestyle practices. Otherwise all the cautions you mention a
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7y ago
Clearly OT but the excessive reliance on foo and bar in many of my early C lang learning examples really slowed down my ability to transfer said techniques into something meaningful. Eventually one of my friends working in the Visual C++ te
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7y ago
SpaCy PyTorch transformers are pip installed and require Python 3.6+ and SpaCy 2.1.7+ to work - https://github.com/explosion/spacy-pytorch-transformers So probably not directly related to core SpaCy itself.
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7y ago
FWIW there is an update to this article at - https://www.peterbe.com/plog/update-to-speed-comparison-for-... TLDR; this update is not about redis vs postgresql but about caching!
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7y ago
Both you and the OP are right in your own ways. It's worth remembering that bioinformatics, computational biology and other inter-disciplinary fields like these (mathematical oncology comes to mind) are relatively new and the proportio
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Sorry if it's been mentioned in the threads before - Here is Phil Plait's (@badastronomer on twitter) practical explanation of this finding - https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/water-vapor-detected-in-the-at... TL
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7y ago
I've used Penzu for my one-off journaling ( https://penzu.com ). Their basic free tier worked out perfectly for me.
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