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You only need to alter it in the cells you care about.
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These methods absolutely can alter genes in adult cells, if they can get in to them. The difficulty would be in designing the vector. How do you get the edit commands in to the right cells and only the right cells? When we do this in animal
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How Startups Should Use Behavioral Economics
(techcrunch.com)
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If more and more intermediates are allowed to enter this meta-market, it should cause all of the intermediates to commodify. Drivers already run multiple ride-sharing apps to get the best price. This deal means that now all of the apps have
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> Consensus is obviously preferable. Holocracy actually doesn't use consensus. The mechanism in Holocracy for decision making can be summarized as "do whatever you think is right to fulfill your stated role. No consensus nesses
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This reminds me of chromecast's ultrasonic guest mode. https://gigaom.com/2014/12/11/chromecast-gets-guest-mode-tha...
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Chris Sacca Doesn’t Hold Back
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Certainly that is part of it, but I think a bigger part of it is that finding a group of people you'd like to live with a space that enables communal living is really hard. Therefore developers build for the plug-and-play self contain
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No doubt that big ships turn slower, but this rule also applies to small groups and even individuals. If you aren't brushing your teeth as often as you'd like, "try harder" will not help. You need to re-architecture your
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I totally agree "do the right thing" is a special case of "just try harder". And "Try harder" is the solution to nothing. You have to change the system to make what-you-want-to-see the natural output of the sy
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Is it common for code to open sourced, but only for use on single machines?
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Ya, I was thinking of Boo's and weeping angles.
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You're confusing a few ideas here. Focus has to do with the fact that the real world can only be projected on to our retina sharply at one distance. The letters in your peripheral vision are hard to make out not because they are out of
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So they talk about 4 ways to use eye tracking, 1) Use gaze to control the camera pivot -- That sounds incredibly annoying. Like I wouldn't be able to just look around a screen without it constantly moving. Though if a system is built
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Vice is making a 24-hour cable news channel, Viceland
(theverge.com)
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The quality of Scikit-Learn? It's not bleeding-edge but it's very well tested and documented. Quite good quality. No one gets fired for using Scikit.
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The value of university ranked by The Economist
(economist.com)
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How is this different form any other package tool? PIP authors have python2/3, Julia pkg, ubuntu apt-get, ect. What's special about working with npm?
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What are the worlds top defensive security organizations?
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Massive pool of US biomedical postdocs starts to shrink
(nature.com)
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11y ago
And, if you are female, chop off you forehead.
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I've built an API that helps developers build apps that create habits. http://UseDopamine.com/
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Ideaome – Mind-maps meet flow-charts, but social
(ideaome.com)
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What about the guy who thinks it's worth $1? Wouldn't he attempt to short the stock immediately after the end of the auction, canceling the pop?
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> open enrollment Do you mean that the program should be made available to anyone who wants to take it? What if there just isn't enough capacity to take that many people?
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Why don't they just setup a partner outside the US? The US based company distributes the 'device' (ie the check swab) and the sequencing, and then users can export their data to a non-US website that explains what all of the
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I think Andrew in concerned that, since it's a US company, the feds get a copy of the data too.
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It will be really interested to compare this to google contributor [0] in a year or so and know what's working, what isn't working, and why. [0] https://www.google.com/contributor/welcome/
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Ideaome – Mind-maps meet flow-charts, but social
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A Call for Nanotechnology-Inspired Grand Challenges
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