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by pkaye 1y ago
Some of the immunosuppressant drugs were discovered from bacteria in soil including Tacrolimus and Sirolimus. And Cyclosporine and Mycophenolate came from a fungus in soil. I have a kidney transplant and use two of these medications daily.
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by pkaye 1y ago
That is because the Cystic Fibrosis foundation funded some of the research and drug development to make the first treatment possible. They had to essentially operate in a VC model to get the treatments that these CF patients need. https:&#
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There are also languages where the relative age difference changes how you address a relative. Like if your father is older or younger than their sibling, the way your address that uncle or aunt changes. There is another way you address the
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by pkaye 1y ago
Google maps (on my Android) actually has offline maps for a while now but you have to manually select the region. And you can cache multiple regions at once. I've used it in the past when driving to national parks and remote areas with
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by pkaye 1y ago
Will the same criminal and civil laws be used if the software was developed by programmers in another country?
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by pkaye 1y ago
> Come annual review time, we need to write down all the ways AI made our work better. That is where the AI come into full use.
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by pkaye 1y ago
What about if the programmer job was offshored?
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> Why jail time for lawyers who use Chat-GPT, but not programmers? Are we that unimportant compared to the actual useful members of society, whose work actually has to be held to standards? Programmers generally don't need a degree
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by pkaye 1y ago
I think they will license the technology and get a cut of the profits. They want to focus on the technology, not building parking garages and maintenance lots everywhere. The local ride share companies will do that.
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by pkaye 1y ago
The Gemma models are available for self hosting. I've used these one on the ollama website myself. https://ollama.com/library/gemma3
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How would it be powered?
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That would be Computer Engineering. Its somewhere between EE and CS.
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I've read people say that there is a setting to disable it.
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There are tobacco taxes in the US but it varies by state. Also it seems US is in the lower range on smoking rate compared to many other OECD countries. https://www.oecd.org/en/publications/society-at-a-glance-202..
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The current trained models are already pretty good enough for many things.
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https://termly.io/resources/articles/ccpa-vs-cpra/#who-must-... > should I have to abide by California privacy laws? It seems these are the conditions: As of January 1, 2023, your business must comply with
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by pkaye 1y ago
The Samsung 850 EVO drives probably used an SLC write cache. A small portion of the NAND is configured to use as an SLC write buffer so they can handle a burst of writes faster and later move them the the MLC/TLC region. This is suffic
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by pkaye 1y ago
For Steam, I believe the price parity requirement for Steam only applies to Steam Keys. Publishers can sell at a lower prices on other store front as long as it doesn't involve Steam infrastructure.
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by pkaye 1y ago
I've read that its already an option for sellers to avoid comingling. But you have to have a special barcodes or stickers to track them separately. https://www.sostocked.com/amazon-commingled-inventory/#pros-...
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Here is some examples of the different branch prediction algorithms. https://enesharman.medium.com/branch-prediction-algorithms-a...
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What are the penalties? Will they crack down on the buggy WiFi routers which often times have open source software that they never maintain? Also I see this as a benefit for the major commercial Linux Distribution like Red Hat, Ubuntu and m
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by pkaye 1y ago
Probably the PBGC partially covers the retirees through employer premiums payments and tax payer funds. https://www.pbgc.gov/
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Some of the newer ones maybe more for data centers.
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You may want to look at this study. Its preapproval expanded access. There is an email and phone numbers for the company which is running the study. Usually the further along the drug trial is they more the loosen the criteria. Wouldn'
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Another reason is the Chinese population is becoming older and starting to decrease. Their median age crossed the US a few years ago. The one child policy allowed for lot more workers (fewer parents) in the past but its going to hurt them g
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Private equity has been buying out HVAC companies in the US. The technician are forced to drive up sales. So instead of repairing something, they now recommend new equipment. I saw this difference in behavior at an HVAC company I used for a
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I wonder who make more money on this. The car dealer or the manufacturer.
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Where does the training data come for the models? Is there an openly available dataset the people use?
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I used to work in SSD controller firmware. This kind of issue existed more than 10 years ago. To achieve higher capacity with each generation of NAND you are trading off everything else (endurance, retention, read/program times, etc) l
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The bigger restriction is number of residency positions which has been limited by government funding constraints. Also you need sufficient skilled doctors to train these residents. There is also the issue of physician burnout and preference

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