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‘Complete’ models of human embryos created from stem cells in lab(theguardian.com)
6 points by redeux 3y ago|1 comments
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It’s explained by the next sentence. > Instead, he said: “There’s this mistaken belief that men are fertile across their lifespan, so there’s no imperative to get on with it.”
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Nobody is suggesting that clones are "magically grown up." I'm not sure where that comment is coming from... What utility does cloning any anime give you if you can't have a replica with the same age, skills, and experie
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I’m relatively excited about the pollen API. I suffer from severe seasonal allergies. I know exactly what I’m allergic to because I’ve seen an allergist and I’ve undergone immunotherapy, and while that helped it didn’t cure it. I’ve struggl
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I have to think that if we can clone Wooly Mammoths back from extinction and we can clone monkeys[1] that we can, and probably have, clone humans. 1. https://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Healthy_cloned_monkeys_born_in_...
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It gives them money in the short term but it costs their clients money and makes the service overall less valuable. If everyone installed this it would basically wreck the online ads industry overnight.
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Interesting. No, I went to that page but on mobile. I didn’t scroll all the way down past the tiers. You have to scroll way down to see that info. It’s probably fine on desktop but less than ideal on mobile. My 2-cents anyway.
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The pricing page is confusing to me. It doesn’t mention anything about email in the free tier. It just says: > Unlimited pages > Desktop, tablet, and mobile access > IPFS support > Full text search Which seems to be all about th
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This is a cool project but it doesn’t actually do a good job of highlighting the changes between ToS changes, or at least not that I could find.
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Most treatments, as far as I’m aware, take multiple years for maximum effect. The shots themselves as fairly painless if you have a good practitioner. My son’s shots take about 20 minutes from entering to clinic to exit; 5 minutes of waiti
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No it doesn’t. The article talks about an enhancement made to Twitter’s link shortener made in 2016 but makes it clear that this happened recently.
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I also think about layers when I set up IaC, but I'm more focused on how things connect and relate rather than sticking strictly to the OSI stack model. In my mind, it's all about grouping things that might influence each other. T
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> hopefully meta starts seeing the value of lobbying The implication that Meta doesn’t see the value of lobbying is hilarious. You can read their policy for “Meta Political Engagement”[1] and see that they are already quite invested and
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>We tried many times to contribute upstream fixes to Terraform providers, but HashiCorp would never accept them. So we've had to maintain forks. They lost their OSS DNA a long time ago, and this move just puts the final nail in the
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Then the answer is to pay teachers more, not others less, right?
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You’re comparing apples to oranges. Delivery drivers create direct economic benefit to a corporation and should (imo) receive compensation that is aligned and proportional to that benefit. Public school teachers are government employees. Wh
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First, this is incredibly sad and I feel for Jake. However, I suspect his plea and guarantee of anonymity will go unanswered. I don’t know Jake from a hole in the wall, and I suspect that’s the case for anyone in his target audience. So, th
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For the average person that is not a simple solution.
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There is a simple solution to this with even the most basic regulation. Which means Europe will block this behavior, but America won’t.
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Well, not for long anyway!
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Living off the land: Listen up folks! The lunar day is roughly 29 1/2 Earth days, the length of a lunar month, and the time of which includes a full day-night cycle. During that time the temperatures can vary from 120° C in the day to
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> The biggest reason we have free speech in this country is so that the government cannot punish people for speaking up against it. I’d go a step further and say it’s the only reason since the first amendment only applies to government r
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I think this would seriously confuse his core audience, so I doubt that’s the intention. Then again, I think rebranding Twitter to X is a terrible idea, so what do I know.
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> ssh to my home Dead giveaway
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I guess we’ll have to agree to disagree on this.
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But there are plenty of acceptable reasons to lie to people beyond acting and illusions. Say your friend is getting into painting and they ask you if you like their most recent work. Objectively it’s average but you tell them you love it. I
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Framed differently, they put Matt Damon on the screen first because he is lying and they don’t want anyone to be confused about it.
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Of course actors are lying when they act. To study acting is to study how to effectively lie. Do you think Patrick Stewart is actually Jean-Luc Picard? Of course not because you know it’s an act, a lie, a ruse put out to entertain you. Ther
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Nearly all magicians and performers lie. It’s why we like them. It’s what makes them interesting.
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Seems like this is an area AI can really help with, no?

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