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by ramraj07 3y ago
Very little if any actually biologically relevant results were obtained using super resolution methods. Happy to be corrected with high impact citations of original biology.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
I wouldn't trust any of them sure. At the least the 500 disorder panel is not by itself completely dangerous to your kin though - you can't map that via genealogy. Agree it's still dangerous. Honestly I'm not sure what I
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Maybe, but not sure how practically useful this new method is. If any other lab published this they'd get nowhere near a journal like Cell.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
For another fascinating but mostly useless technique if you mean. Sincerely, someone who wasted a few years trying to get STORM to work and give anything biologically useful.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
I'm happy that this found a dangerous mutation in your family and saved lives but what's at stake is unfortunately much larger and not worth the risk for most people IMO. You are risking the publication of the genetic makeup and v
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by ramraj07 3y ago
In that case it needs to be three, not two. No statistical method works on n=2.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
If this was the issue, aren't Peletier coolers already able to reach -80 deg C already? I remember our research camera sensors being cooled to that temperature withoutbfuss and being there for months on end.. surely some other supercon
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Cant you outsource the bearaucracy using tools like Deel?
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Too many teams I know still log into the database to migrate manually for many SaaS apps and the most well intentioned apps still have unexpected downtime so I don't see how a minute of scheduled downtime at 3 am can be a bad thing!
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Thanks a lot, this is roughly the path I was also hoping to take and happy to hear it's not unfounded. I am planning on a python backend though which does both add more documentation in some ways but adds performance issues in others.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Why should it be a db per user though? All we have to do is ensure we have a single machine doing all the db writes, which might not be a terrible idea for simple apps..
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by ramraj07 3y ago
I'm constantly scratching an itch to use it in a project, has anyone done so at any level of scale?
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Will it? If the LLM in the body is allowed to read nytimes on a tablet I'm sure they wouldn't care.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Isn't kosher salt literally just regular salt but in a particular particle size? I also use Himalayan and kosher salt but thats because I eat a ton of junk food which has iodised salt. If you're health conscious and don't do
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by ramraj07 3y ago
This is kinda misleading though. If you say no to everything then you literally won’t do anything. That can’t make you money unless you’re a trust fund kid. So obviously you have to say yes to some thing (s). The true essence of the message
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Which is obvious to anyone with half a brain though. So what. We have discretion to choose which of his videos to watch. I doubt he got paid by the laws of thermodynamics to make his entropy video.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
I would start with their Thai Cave rescue video. I scratch my head how this guy is not on tv.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
The real question is if you’ll miss that feature. It’s one of the most useless things they added to the watch just because they had nothing else they could. This and the wash your hands reminder lol.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
While I share your disdain for unnecessarily long YouTube videos, Veritasium often (not always) gets a pass from me. I have been instant clicking pretty much every video he’s released in the past few months and always came out having learne
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by ramraj07 3y ago
This is not very different from telling a depressed person to just cheer up and go for a walk imo. No one told Watterson to love cartooning and hate “work” the way he says it with disdain. He was just born that way. And he also turned out t
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by ramraj07 3y ago
You can take the argument at its own merit. The a big chunk of the world walks their bride to the music of one of the most famous antisemites in history anyway!
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by ramraj07 3y ago
I don’t know if I got anything very profound from it tbh - this sounds like just another commencement speech from someone who has very little in common with almost every person in their audience asking them to do something they would never
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by ramraj07 3y ago
As someone who chose NyC over SF to start my tech carrier myself, it looks like it would have been much better if I had gone to SF (from how my colleagues did). NYC was my dream city so I don’t regret it but SF is leagues ahead in terms of
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by ramraj07 3y ago
A little empathy might be in order. This book is infamous for never getting finished even among scientists. Clearly you suited its style if there was even one. Maybe you were just in a very motivated state when you read it. Doesn’t really m
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by ramraj07 3y ago
This is like saying a shitty doctor is okay because they kill less people than a faith healer. You have to hold professionals to a higher standard. This is not rocket science.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
SF is a fairly tricky place to drive. I mean it’s no Boston but it’s no mean feat. Nevertheless I do believe it might be easier to deploy self driving cars in more “feral” places where anything goes as traffic rules go. In those places, wha
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by ramraj07 3y ago
You’re not gonna retrofit Atlanta and Dallas to be commuter friendly anytime soon. Self driving cars are gonna be a thing given what Waymos been able to achieve in SF and Phoenix already.
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by ramraj07 3y ago
Making something more efficient but also more useful can still make it more expensive because significantly more people will now use it. In principle they could make it all login only, but hosting open source repositories is one of the main
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by ramraj07 3y ago
I was about to type “why would the engineers who upgraded search have a say on the login behavior” then I answered it myself by realizing a far more powerful search feature means they spend more compute per query. Thus it actually makes sen
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They could just come up with a standard hologram sticker that certifies all govt orders..

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