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by ta988 2y ago
Not easily no. LC-UV could be a solution if you have good standards. Sample prep depending on how you do it can run in the tens of dollars per sample be it for GC or LC. It is not just about throwing a sample in a machine, you need to make
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by ta988 2y ago
Do we see more cases in people working next to cars all day?
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by ta988 2y ago
No only an issue with really long lengths of cables. Electrical companies have to mitigate
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by ta988 2y ago
No and it is beautiful when you are flying north routes at night.
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by ta988 2y ago
The fun thing is that prestige rots. Unless someone can buy it and brandish it as their own exclusive possession. Maybe billionaires will invest in universities and treat them like the sports teams and journals they own these days.
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by ta988 2y ago
And the volunteers were probably trying to get some hours to be finally accepted in a program...
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by ta988 2y ago
The only indirect way student success and benefit plays a role is in 3, 4 and 6. Having personel on grants that comes from "prestigious" universities was seen as a plus by some of the grant reviewers I was sitting with in committe
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by ta988 2y ago
Of course they will not. If you look at everything they propose there is always that one thing that makes them control everything. Their IMAP bridge, key generation etc
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by ta988 2y ago
Our local vet is now one of those, and it is a disaster. The vets they hire are bad both with the animals and the owners, service is sub standard and they jacked the price by over 50%, the rooms aren't cleaned properly and they try to
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by ta988 2y ago
Single data point: Pretty much every FIRE that I met regreted bitterly leaving the workforce and went back working (most often to do something different that they found more fulfilling like starting their own company burning all their savin
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by ta988 2y ago
Extreme wealth has a net negative impact on economy. Both because of direct impact but also politicians trying to please them with tax incentives and what not. Plus the insanity of a single person can disrupt a whole sector.
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by ta988 2y ago
This is one more step toward Enshittification https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enshittification much better explanation than Dead Internet if you ask me.
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by ta988 2y ago
Remember that elections are coming in the US, and it is likely that the new Cambridge Analytica-like are ramping up operations. Not sure that's the case here, but I saw an increase of politically hinted posts recently from obvious fake
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by ta988 2y ago
Just one source. Yes smoking snobs will not use synthetic (but may get exposed still more than they would think). But there are a lot of other types of consumers. Indeed there are a lot of other synthetic cannabinoids now, JWH018 is rare no
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by ta988 2y ago
Mozilla where one CEO salary could pay 10 devs.
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by ta988 2y ago
The problem investigating companies like that is that each law syit only looks at a tiny slice of the committed crimes and can't go look for anything else that's not the topic of the lawsuit. So you basically have to start all ove
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McKinsey Is Under Criminal Investigation for Its Opioid Work(nytimes.com)
46 points by ta988 2y ago|1 comments
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by ta988 3y ago
And just like that Japanese replaced english as the universal language in the 21st century, it just took a generation to learn the best language for interacting with machines. <some historian, 22nd century, translated from Japanese>
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by ta988 3y ago
> Carbs turn to the same thing as added sugar before they even hit your stomach This is not true, you have amylase in your saliva that has a tiny impact on breaking down starches. While there is a little bit of hydrolysis in the stomach,
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by ta988 3y ago
Publishing royalties? For papers? There is no such thing. Even for most academic books.
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by ta988 3y ago
I remember reading studies about how parents diet had an impact on their kids through epigenetics.
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by ta988 3y ago
And yet we let the churches and cults roam free and hide the abuses of their leadership.
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by ta988 3y ago
Did you try with the API directly? I've had great results with my own prompts, much less so with the chatgpt one.
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Computer-generated holography with ordinary display(opg.optica.org)
119 points by ta988 3y ago|10 comments
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by ta988 3y ago
what's a hall monitor?
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by ta988 3y ago
Untrue the vast majority of foreign postdocs are on J1
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by ta988 3y ago
Getting some Godspeed you Black Emperor vibes
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Tiny Corp Puts Their AMD-Powered Compute Boxes "On Hold"(phoronix.com)
2 points by ta988 3y ago|0 comments
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by ta988 3y ago
They took some of the best brains, spoiled them with high salaries and glory and took their best years to make them work on dumb problems and projects that were cancelled at various stages of their life.
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by ta988 3y ago
Can it be used to make static html?

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