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   by wwwtyro 14y ago

   > But you seem to claim that it isn't sound, which also isn't possible without an audit. That's not quite true, right? If encryption was successfully broken, then you wouldn't need an audit. Even if it wasn't broken, there's still thing
2. 152.▲
   by wwwtyro 14y ago

   $1.4M, not $140M.
3. 153.▲
   by wwwtyro 14y ago

   How about an automatically-adjusted price scheme where the price varies according to the demand? You might even automatically optimize profits this way.
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   by wwwtyro 14y ago

   I have been waiting for this. Here's my Nightweb link for anyone interested in experimenting with me: http://nightweb.net/#type=user&userhash=5avfzwgkdzgddsv3... gw: It would be great to have multiple personas available to me, like
5. 155.▲
   by wwwtyro 14y ago

   Thank you.
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   by wwwtyro 14y ago

   Can you use this one directly in humans? Both humans and mice are mentioned, and I do not know how to interpret the nomenclature: http://www.biolegend.com/biotin-anti-human-cd47-antibody-370...
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   by wwwtyro 14y ago

   "We've moved further forward, faster since these regulations were put into place." Or perhaps we've moved further forward, faster in spite of these regulations being put into place. Honestly, your position sounds like so much FUD to me, a
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   by wwwtyro 14y ago

   Perfect, thanks for all this.
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   by wwwtyro 14y ago

   I'm not denying their existence.
10. 160.▲
    by wwwtyro 14y ago

    Thanks for this.
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    by wwwtyro 14y ago

    They aren't without their downsides, but they remain better than the alternative on balance. That's not a credible claim. Tell that to either of the two people that left those comments. Sure, there's risks inherent with experimental drugs
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    by wwwtyro 14y ago

    Wait - are you saying people could (were it legal) simply order this stuff from a company? Can you give me some kind of reference for this? If so, I could see people reaching out and finding others capable of placing the order.
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    by wwwtyro 14y ago

    Didn't know it was this bad, but couldn't agree more. It should be entirely up to an individual what they put in their body. Monumentally frustrated right now.
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    by wwwtyro 14y ago

    I imagine these people are desperate enough to find other means to acquire an antibody that blocks CD47. I wonder what quasi- or il- legal means are available to them? Care to speculate? Edit: perhaps a set of crowd-sourced, extremely expli
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    by wwwtyro 14y ago

    Some heart-wrenching comments from the page: "Husband and father of 3, age 31, high grade spindle cell sarcoma, stage 4 with mets- help! nuclearcouple@hotmail.com or find me (spouse) on fb, Heather Cimino in Fort Myers, Fl, willing to trave
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    by wwwtyro 14y ago

    "Although macrophages also attacked blood cells expressing CD47 when mice were given the antibody, the researchers found that the decrease in blood cells was short-lived; the animals turned up production of new blood cells to replace those
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    Ask HN: If you were going to write a reddit clone, which DB would you use?

    1 points by wwwtyro 14y ago|0 comments
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    Ask HN: What's the replacement for RSS?

    3 points by wwwtyro 14y ago|9 comments
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    by wwwtyro 14y ago

    > From the images we've seen all side by side this seems to be a rip of someone else's work. Well, no. It seems to be very much not that.
20. 170.▲
    by wwwtyro 14y ago

    Much less use it to make money anonymously.
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    by wwwtyro 14y ago

    I like this quite a lot. I hope you keep iterating on it. I've added my project: http://breakpoint.io/50-underspark/
22. 172.▲
    by wwwtyro 14y ago

    That's what I don't like about voice control. I'm too shy/reserved to do that kind of thing in public.
23. 173.▲
    by wwwtyro 14y ago

    2. "hosting open-source web applications" does not really describe GitHub 3. He's not talking about using multiple cores, he's talking about using multiple threads vs (for example) multiple processes. 6. Reddit, Hacker News
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    by wwwtyro 14y ago

    > With sulfates you just turn off the spigot and they're gone in a year or so. There's no "just" about this. The sulfates may be gone, but the effect of their presence will never be, no matter how tiny or great it is. Again, your consid
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    by wwwtyro 14y ago

    After rats were accidentally introduced to Macquarie Island and started ravaging the local ecosystem, efforts to rebuff them -- which included introducing cats -- only made things worse; the cats -- and the rabbits later introduced for food
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    by wwwtyro 14y ago

    I hope I'm not in the minority here -- plans like this terrify me. I'm currently a scientist by trade, and experience has taught me that while we have a mediocre grasp of very finely tuned experiments, to be frank, we don't know shit about
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    by wwwtyro 14y ago

    You'll need to wait a moment at the green screen for the world to load. (It'll look like it's frozen for a few moments, but it's loading.) After the world loads, you can click in the world to start exploring (you'll need to let Chrome grab
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    Ask HN: Is anyone else experiencing unstable behavior with Google search?

    3 points by wwwtyro 14y ago|6 comments
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    by wwwtyro 14y ago

    What is the name of the person ultimately responsible for this decision?
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    by wwwtyro 14y ago

    > WebKit is open source I think a critical aspect of open source code is that it can be forked. Wouldn't a Webkit monoculture stand in the way of this?