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by panabee 6y ago
what do you think are the likeliest technologies to power indoor positioning within 5 years?
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by panabee 6y ago
thanks for sharing so many details about the process. 1. quality controls for medical devices are necessary since they can be fatal as you said. that said, are there ways of accelerating the certification/control process without sacrif
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Ask HN: What underestimated technologies will dominate within 5 years?
48 points by panabee 6y ago|54 comments
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Fireball-dropping drones and new technologies helping fight fires(nationalgeographic.com)
1 points by panabee 6y ago|0 comments
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Cancer cells become more aggressive from fat storage(sciencedaily.com)
1 points by panabee 6y ago|0 comments
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Study finds playing brain games before surgery helps improve recovery(medicalxpress.com)
2 points by panabee 6y ago|0 comments
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by panabee 6y ago
1. how do we match talented people like you with organizations who could use help? 2. how can we model medicine to be more like open-source, where talented individuals can contribute in surgical ways, in case they can't afford to quit
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by panabee 6y ago
sorry meant to ask if other digestive track cancers also show lower survival rates. was trying to do too many things at once last night. :)
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by panabee 6y ago
VCs pawning off legal fees on startups is an anachronistic byproduct from when all entrepreneurs lacked power in fundraising. forcing VCs to eat legal fees would lead to standardization and lower costs, which benefits everyone except attorn
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by panabee 6y ago
do other cancers force CR as well, particularly others that cripple key parts of the digestive system? thanks for sharing?
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Impact of fasting and calorie restriction on cancer cells(osher.ucsf.edu)
124 points by panabee 6y ago|105 comments
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An introduction to the physics of speech, with notes about helium speech(animations.physics.unsw.edu.au)
2 points by panabee 6y ago|0 comments
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by panabee 6y ago
thanks for the clarification. phrased another way: could the same process that spawns these legions of B cells also inadvertently spawn cancer cells? related: healthy cells exhibit properties that allow them to go ignored by the immune syst
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by panabee 6y ago
For inference, not training. Sorry for the confusion.
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by panabee 6y ago
Data passed directly into a request is limited to 10 MB, but you can use storage to load larger files.
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by panabee 6y ago
Yes, data passed directly into a request. Files loaded from storage are exempt from the limit.
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by panabee 6y ago
Google Cloud Functions is awesome, except for the 10 MB file limit and lack of GPU support, making it pretty much unusable for compute-heavy ML models. If Google could ever lift these restrictions, GCF would be perfect for auto-scaling ML m
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Microneedle patch tests for malaria without needing to draw blood(newatlas.com)
27 points by panabee 6y ago|1 comments
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by panabee 6y ago
thanks for sharing this link. is it possible that other cancer cells are further downstream mutations of B cells?
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by panabee 6y ago
is it possible that other cancer cells are further downstream mutations of B cells? thanks for sharing. sorry if these are dumb questions.
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by panabee 6y ago
extremely naive, dumb questeion: could cancer cells stem from some errant mutation of B cells? this might help explain why cancer cells grow uncontrollably and also escape detection by the immune system.
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Water, Hydration and Health (2011)(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
2 points by panabee 6y ago|0 comments
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Octopus Arms Regenerate with Ease (2013)(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
1 points by panabee 6y ago|0 comments
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Debunking the myths about lactic acid, fatigue and recovery (2016)(si.com)
3 points by panabee 6y ago|0 comments
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by panabee 6y ago
aging triggered by oxidative stress and limiting oxygen to limit metabolic waste are both very interesting thoughts. thanks for sharing. can you share some of the reasons you remain skeptical on the health benefits of slow breathing? if you
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Yawning and Its Physiological Significance (2013)(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
2 points by panabee 6y ago|0 comments
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National Research Cloud: Ensuring the Continuation of American Innovation(hai.stanford.edu)
38 points by panabee 6y ago|10 comments
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Low-carbon concrete stays strong with polymer lattice reinforcements(newatlas.com)
67 points by panabee 6y ago|34 comments
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by panabee 6y ago
thanks for the response. this is awesome work you're conducting. if you can inject directly into the tumor, why not do a high enough dosage to kill the tumor in one shot?
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by panabee 6y ago
thanks very much for working on this. dumb question: if you can inject the biopolymer directly into the tumor, why can't you inject doxorubicin directly into the tumor?

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