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6y ago
Are you specifically interested in immunology? Computational biology is a pretty broad umbrella. My personal experience was learning bioinformatics, which was heavy on Python and genomics/proteomics. A brief search for comp immunology
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6y ago
The risk of this is extremely unlikely, especially with a face covering providing some mitigation. https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3...
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I need to make a correction, as apparently I do these things on autopilot. Debian 10 does have the option for SSH server to be installed on first setup which needs to be selected manually. Haven't installed centOS in a while so I may b
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6y ago
If I can SSH into the guest from the host, the guest must be running an SSH server iirc
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I thought most distros come with SSH standard? When I spin up Debian and centOS VMs I don't have to do anything special before I can SSH into them.
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6y ago
GP comment mentions far-right wealthy people not socially distancing, the commenter you are replying to seems to have connected that with the parent's comment on education.
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Oh, I didn't realise soy was a pollutant. Interesting.
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My money is on the ubiquitous endocrine disruptors that have polluted our ecosystem
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6y ago
Why not spin up NextCloud on a Linode instance? I think they're cheaper than DO, but I don't know about their access policies.
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Realistically, you can serve pages from a RasPi
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The same physics caused us to question ourselves, its just feedback at a different scale.
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There's a new version? The only version I've been able to find is an old one that isn't linked anywhere, I had to use a search engine to get at the download page. The only one I still see available right now is for windows.
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Hyperloop is a bad idea, at least the vacuum tube implementation. It would take more energy to maintain the vacuum than it would save by reducing air resistance.
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6y ago
cpanel may be what you're looking for https://www.cpanel.com/
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I find the title bizarre, I thought we have been able to buy ice cream and keep it in our freezer for decades now. Pretty sure ice cream makers also exist for small fresh batches, or you can just make it in a plastic bag.
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There would have to be a defined point when ones' consciousness ceased to exist, which means we have to define exactly what a "consciousness" is in this context Its usually defined as conscious awareness
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Maybe they could consider regulating production if organised crime is a concern.
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Is 73% of the population surfers? Or are 73% of Americans alcoholics? This is a very large percentage of the population that will increasingly encounter health issues within a healthcare system with an artificially capped number of physicia
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6y ago
This comment makes it sound like while Americans don't belong to gyms, tons of them are into fitness. This is absolutely not the case and seems rather disingenuous to suggest.
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What happens when you're in some sort of accident, need treatment, but that treatment is slowed because obese people are clogging the health care system?
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We need to consider that endocrine disruptors (the plastics mentioned) may interfere with the systems that control feeding behavior such as leptin and ghrelin.
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I'm aware there is research on what are referred to as "food deserts" where people who may not have reliable transportation are stuck with corner stores and fast food in their neighborhood. Unfortunately I can't point yo
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6y ago
If you're copying what the advanced (10+ years training) as a newcomer, that was your first mistake. Their training is specifically designed for someone who has the neural adaptation and muscle mass of a person with many years under th
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Just to add to this comment, strength increased with cross-sectional muscle area. Neural adaptation is not entirely separate, but yes the stimuli for increasing each can be generally separated into the low or high rep schemes. For those doi
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While I absolutely understand the fun factor, is it really less labor to draw something in a CAD program than make a cut or two?
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It may be a safe assumption that it is targeted advertising. Scammers like to target the vulnerable, such as the elderly. Google and fb make that easier than ever.
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I feel like this deserves its own post. I wonder if the resulting comment thread would end up there.
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I see what you mean, but I think it may be an illusion.
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Maybe if kush was readily accessible to the adults who want it, there wouldn't be an unregulated black market where it can be "easily" purchased by children.
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More like saying '...because my car is the public bus system' Github pages is still software, running on a server
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