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by wyxuan 6y ago
Saw this being referred to in the Neuralink discussion and I think this unfortunately went under the radar. I'm surprised that we've already gotten to successful testing in humans already.
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Scientists wirelessly connect human brains to computers for the first time ever(independent.co.uk)
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by wyxuan 6y ago
At the end of the blog post, Matt gives his recommendation to them and Shopify, so I guess so.
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by wyxuan 6y ago
In any case I think I agree as Yahoo answers just became a site riddled with bots spamming link shorteners laden with ads. Twas good while it lasted though Source: Dude just trust me
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by wyxuan 6y ago
yup, I was affected as I got this email yesterday: > Good day! > If you received this letter, you are a customer, student, partner or employee of University of California. The company has been hacked, data has been stolen and will soo
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Iirc some ppl used it to extract his credit report from experian - we need better govt identification than just a few numbers
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Cancer vaccines aren't unheard of or completely crazy - there's a Glioblastoma (GBM) cancer vaccine that's pretty far in development by Canadian bio VBI Vaccines that may see approval soon, upon completion of their phase 3.
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by wyxuan 6y ago
They're trying to do a cancer vaccine, not treatment for those afflicted with cancer already
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by wyxuan 6y ago
As mentioned by others but clearing beta amyloid and reversing cognitive decline in a mice has been done before. Beta amyloid as a target has failed again and again, and the PDUFA for Aducanamb (mentioned at the end of the article) will lik
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by wyxuan 6y ago
I'm guessing xenforo? Most forums use it - even the illicit ones. The issue probably stems from an insecure plugin - this was how OGUsers was hacked.
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by wyxuan 6y ago
The only icing in the cake is that at least Shopify has been both transparent and quick - it's only taken a couple months and they've managed to get bottom of the case. Couple months might seem long but from what I've seen it
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Another day, another attempt by someone who doesn't understand the financial markets, especially as it relates to GME. The truth is that the 140% figures is merely a misleading figure Matt Levine debunks the naked short selling idea he
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Echoing the same sentiments with methodology that others have made - I wonder if they put self-driving, or autonomous vehicles, instead of something like "automated vehicles" that the percentage would go down. After all, most peop
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by wyxuan 6y ago
I wonder if we'll see the same thing with other remote work hotspots like Thailand.
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by wyxuan 6y ago
ID.Me is a step in the right direction but I think articles like these underscore the need for a federal digital ID (maybe a card like they have in Germany and other countries) where I can authenticate who I am quickly and securely. Obvious
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by wyxuan 6y ago
The only thing that this shares with the bloomberg terminal is that it can do equities and is on a terminal. Sort of irks me because a bloomberg terminal can do so much more: level 2 data, trading capability, damn near instant news alerts,
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by wyxuan 6y ago
I was very disappointed to see that Taibibi piece hit the front page regarding SPACs and how they are a bubble. More companies are going public, and there are even some undervalued SPACs. The key issue is overinflated asset prices, not SPAC
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by wyxuan 6y ago
I've made a pen myself at a local makerspace. If you have the chance, you should definitely try to do it yourself- it's pretty safe and if once you get the hang of it it's very relaxing.
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Was this experiment conducted before, or after the purge from playlisting services botting the streams[0]. Also Spotify should have some way of distinguishing services that have paid playlisting and not - the same way youtubers(or any other
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by wyxuan 6y ago
They don't do the clickbait titles or thumbnails on floatplane(their in house version of youtube), and will often edit the titles if it's too clickbait-ey
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by wyxuan 6y ago
krebsonsecurity, notdan, donk_enby are all good cybsec follows. you can probably find others from people that they follow/rt
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by wyxuan 6y ago
I think a bet on coinbase, not bitcoin is the best bet for anyone who is looking toward betting for a future of cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin has a lot going against it- the tether fraud stuff, connections to money laundering, slow transaction
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by wyxuan 6y ago
The EPA should hire pentesters to go through each utility and expose problems with this. Seems like it would do well in exposing the problem
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Dang. I was leafing through Zoom settings to find this filter...
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by wyxuan 6y ago
6 billion dollars seems cheap is my original thought but really it seems like a good amount. Reddit can't really expand a significant amount more(as evidenced by their moves into video) and the monetization is terrible(who wants to buy
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Rumors indicate this to only being a transitionary product for AR. Sorta like a dev kit, but not named that way.
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by wyxuan 6y ago
I think you're expecting too much. Is google supposed to give away triple A titles along with free rackspace just so they can let you play games?
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by wyxuan 6y ago
Afflicts distros after 2011 I believe, so quite widespread
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by wyxuan 6y ago
chances are if you were leaving a review on the app on today of all possible days, and a one star one at that, it was most likely a knee jerk reaction to the company policy change (which they were basically forced to do) and not the app, an
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by wyxuan 6y ago
If you've *seen* the moderation (or the lack thereof) you'd understand why it was banned. Place was crazy with all kinds of nasty language. I'll admit I joined early on but I also left early on after seeing how lax the modera

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