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by ray__ 4y ago
Elemental chlorine maybe, but there’s none of that in green 7.
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Pi Tau Zeta(web.mit.edu)
1 points by ray__ 4y ago|0 comments
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by ray__ 4y ago
This is cool! I got 70 on my first try. Are there any strategies that you recommend? With 2048, once you grok the strategy, the game becomes easy. Is this the same?
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by ray__ 4y ago
The idea that aging research is being stifled by patent law (or any other mechanism) is ridiculous. Aging and neurodegenerative disease already receive an exorbitant amount of funding from the government (see: the NIA). The aging billionair
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by ray__ 4y ago
I requested an octopus omelette and was told to boil the egg, fwiw.
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by ray__ 4y ago
I'm surprised that tools like this aren't more common (even in non-commercial settings) given the tiny amount of space that code/text takes to store.
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by ray__ 4y ago
There is academictree.org, which provides "academic genealogy" for quite a few disciplines–is this the type of tool you're looking for?
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Protein Structure and Sequence Generation with Diffusion Models(nanand2.github.io)
1 points by ray__ 4y ago|1 comments
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by ray__ 4y ago
Protein Structure and Sequence Generation with Equivariant Denoising Diffusion Probabilistic Models: Data-driven modeling of protein structure and sequence.
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by ray__ 4y ago
I love AlphaFold, but this is a big misconception. The biggest cost bottle neck in drug development and design, by orders of magnitude, is associated with assaying (and potentially reducing) off-target binding or toxicity and assaying (and
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by ray__ 4y ago
I am the first grad student of an assistant professor (chemistry/biology). Seeing her writing workload has made me a lot less enthusiastic about being a professor myself. I like writing about science, but the constant treading water me
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by ray__ 4y ago
If the AirTag is well hidden enough, I wonder how many bike thiefs would just cut their losses and leave the bike behind at this point.
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by ray__ 4y ago
It is easy to discount the amyloid hypothesis and amyloid research based on the facts that 1) amyloid is not required for neurodegenerative disease pathology, 2) many people who do harbor amyloid fibrils/protein plaques do not exhibit
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by ray__ 4y ago
A major difference is that no two breast cancers are the same. You're probably correct in your second point due to the sheer demand, but developing a treatment for any cancer is not the same as developing a treatment for an infectious
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by ray__ 4y ago
What's your realm?
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by ray__ 4y ago
I see, thanks! This sort of use case would be rare for me, but when I've needed to manage sessions I've used screen. I can see how tmux would be valuable for managing more complicated groups of sessions like you describe.
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by ray__ 4y ago
I still don't quite understand the value of tmux, at least on a modern machine. If I need another terminal, I just pop open another terminal window and tile or tab it. If I want to keep a set of terminals organized, I use workspaces (a
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by ray__ 4y ago
Agreed on the pricing, and IMO nothing can compare to a real vector graphics editor for posters (either Illustrator or Inkscape). How would you standardize fonts in figures or do true alignments with this tool (or PPT)? BioRender is cool fo
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by ray__ 4y ago
Pro tip: one of the grey unlabeled buttons next to the screens on gas pumps mutes the audio. Muting those ads every time I pump gas feels like a subversive act in a dystopian Bladerunner-esqe society where ads are inescapable unless you kno
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by ray__ 5y ago
Opioid possession without a prescription is a class C felony
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by ray__ 5y ago
Interesting, thanks! I think I mostly took issue with the idea that throwing drug users in jail is the best course of action, and the condescending/judgemental tone of the original comment. I think we can dissuade substance use and abu
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The Chinchillas and the Gold Mine (2020)(undark.org)
21 points by ray__ 5y ago|14 comments
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by ray__ 5y ago
Nice article, but that's a chinchilla! To be fair, way cuter than a mouse.
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by ray__ 5y ago
I love this, just subscribed. My favorite piece of advice: “I’ll give you a lesson, a half hour for $20. I have some children that come just to see me once a week and I give them a lesson—$20 for a half hour. And there’s a lot of NYU studen
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by ray__ 5y ago
This is a huge factor for me. The best blogging/knowledge share/writing tools are the ones that have minimal overhead.
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by ray__ 5y ago
The fallout from the over-criminalization of opioids, meth, etc is a big reason that you're observing these behaviors. Stigmatizing drug use perpetuates the punitive approach to this problem. If the law treated addiction and the abuse
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by ray__ 5y ago
The common names for compounds/compound classes like this are usually just left to the person that discovers them. The standardized naming scheme is set by the IUPAC and the name that you get for any reasonably complicated molecule wil
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by ray__ 5y ago
I assume you're talking about Papers? The main feature is that there's an iPad/Android app that syncs really cleanly. With Zotero, syncing reliably across multiple devices was always hit or miss for me. Saving a few papers th
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SpaceX chief Musk warns that its Starlink system could be 'targeted' in Ukraine(reuters.com)
10 points by ray__ 5y ago|2 comments
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by ray__ 5y ago
Richard Hollins Murray is somewhere in my ancestry (Murray is a family name), probably a very distant relative. God forbid someone mentions the cat's eye at a family party, though, because all of the great-aunts and great-uncles get up

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