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by pseudosudoer 5y ago
I haven't read anything related to treating autoimmune diseases with mRNA, that would be quite exciting. Do you happen to have a reference for this? I have Ulcerative Colitis, which is a form of an autoimmune disease. A vaccine as a cu
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by pseudosudoer 6y ago
Not everyone has that option/luxury. "Good" is subjective anyway, just find something that you enjoy and doesn't increase the collective suffering of the human race. Tell any naysayers to pound sand.
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by pseudosudoer 6y ago
Depends on the embedded ecosystem. STM has tons of free software packages for their products that remove the need to write drivers and a variety of algorithms from scratch. Albeit not the same, Xilinx and Altera have a plethora of FPGA IP t
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by pseudosudoer 6y ago
Thanks for the clarification, I must've misunderstood the specification.
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by pseudosudoer 6y ago
In a way it is dark matter, as dark matter was the name of the hidden variable in the cosmos responsible for the rest of the gravitational interaction that we see. It just so happens that it's not some new state of matter, but simply d
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by pseudosudoer 6y ago
At the end of the chat with OpenAI they mention that their model can be used for generating unit tests as well.
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by pseudosudoer 6y ago
Reverse engineering IR remotes, and implementing them into my own projects has been an interest of mine for the past few embedded projects I worked on at home. The hardware overhead for getting a wireless IR transceiver working is basically
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by pseudosudoer 7y ago
The README was quite outdated though, and wasn't cross-culturally compatible since it was rewritten several times...
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by pseudosudoer 7y ago
With "throwaway" as the prefix to your account name, it should be fair to assume that's not your main account... Also, I don't really see how your prediction has anything to do with gauge theory applied to CNN, unless I&
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by pseudosudoer 7y ago
I think OP realized that linking the comment will reveal their real HN account name lol.
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by pseudosudoer 7y ago
STMCubeIDE integrates pin routing, debugging, and writing of code all into one nicely packaged solution. If the goal is to write and debug Arduino code, the Arduino API could be integrated into your Cube project while also reaping the benef
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by pseudosudoer 7y ago
I was about to point out the irony in selling a book about being charitable... Glad that it's free!
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by pseudosudoer 7y ago
Ghost Robotics | Philadelphia, PA | ONSITE | Citizen/PR | fulltime Work with a small, fast-moving and motivated team delivering next-generation legged robots for industrial, military and public safety applications. Self-motivated, sol
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by pseudosudoer 7y ago
The article on sugar production is one example that I'd agree upon with OP.
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by pseudosudoer 7y ago
"The coming war" definitely paints their view of the future as cynical, but as someone who works in robotics for military use it's hard to argue with it...
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by pseudosudoer 7y ago
I've always wondered what I, as an individual, could do to help. I work full time, and I have a chronic illness which makes it difficult to physically contribute. I am a software engineer, so I do have technical skills to contribute if
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by pseudosudoer 7y ago
True, but the article isn't trying to say that everyone _can_ have time for leisure, but rather everyone _should_ have time for leisure. An optimist may say that with the advent of automation people should have more time for leisure, w
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by pseudosudoer 8y ago
Like many other programmers, I originally picked up programming because I wanted to write games. I spent time on my own in high school messing around with rudimentary 2D libraries in C++. That feeling of awe and accomplishment that was capt
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by pseudosudoer 8y ago
My "favorite" bug on 6.9 is that if number of symbols in your binaries exceeds some magic limit, workbench will fail 100% of the time to connect to the remote debug server... We exclusively use logs to debug on VxWorks.
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by pseudosudoer 8y ago
Mayoclinic isn't really a cite-able source, but I agree on the rhetoric that antibiotics can cause a microbe imbalance. Unfortunately there hasn't been any research (that I have seen) that has found a causation between Ulcertive C
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by pseudosudoer 8y ago
Could you go into more detail as to why it's doubtful that their findings point to stem cell memory? I'm genuinely curious as stem cell jargon is foreign to me.
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by pseudosudoer 8y ago
I have ulcerative colitis, which is a disease that falls under the category of IBD. My story is similar to many other IBD testimonials. I was a perfectly healthy young individual who contracted a severe infection that landed me in the hospi
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by pseudosudoer 8y ago
3Blue1Brown is an incredible example of how math concepts should be introduced. His videos are a fantastic reminder of why math is a form of art.
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by pseudosudoer 8y ago
What you're missing is the fundamental reason industry uses FPGA's, flexibility and parallelism. An ASIC will always outpeform an FPGA in some specialized front, but the development time and cost associated with an ASIC is signifa
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by pseudosudoer 8y ago
Looks like submitted before I was done, and replied to the wrong person....