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One of the issues here is how intellectual property works for pharmaceuticals. A new drug is patentable. An old drug already has generic competitors. We allow doctors to prescribe a drug for just about any reason (off-label use is legal), b
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What I've realized is that the means determine the ends, both intended and unintended.
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My grandmother was quoted as saying (on her 64th birthday) "I'm beginning to not feel 16 anymore."
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https://archive.ph/ofddM
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This is why I read hn. Frequently there are people who know things that I don't which help me understand the situation better.
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I just wanted to second the reading recommendation. Recently started reading it and wow, it is good.
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Clinicaltrials.gov is where those are recorded.
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Kind of. My father is an engineer who uses FEA extensively in his small niche of pressure tanks. They use FEA to design the tanks and then stress test manufactured versions to ensure the manufacturing process matches what the FEA model pred
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I use it to link together my research computer, laptop, and home-servers to give me access while traveling or working from home.
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Tried that one as a kid when the fog was really thick. Unfortunately couldn't get it to do much more than fall slowly.
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I would disagree on two points. First, although quantum computing may be bad at running databases it will be used for other workloads that we can hardly imagine. Second, as some frequently used cryptography algorithms (rsa in particular) a
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I think it is the issue where ecdsa is a NIST standard that was based on an elliptic curve provided by the NSA. As the NSA has been known to suggest poor cryptography primitives in the past, many groups recommend ed25519 (same process, diff
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I believe own capital would be reinvested profits in this case as opposed to equity from selling stocks.
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Take a look at Tikzit a gui for tikz. GUIs have their downsides but they make a lot of sense for graphical output.
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I point out to people that we've got lots of cyborgs. Just look at everyone with an artificial pancreas in the form of a glucose pump.
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But those were the interventions removed so they could measure the impact.
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Just like any other skilled job, there is an interview process.
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Why do you believe NHS data garbage in this case?
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Does this require using apple specific software though? I doubt it would work if I have an app/program installed on o ly one of the devices.
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So you might be interested to know that medical information is described in the way that you propose. Snowmed CT [0] uses a standardized set of "relationships" between "concepts" [0] https://en.wikipedia.org&
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> m sure there are sophisticated ontological systems which would allow users to specify all those different relationships separately. I'm also pretty sure that users would become sloppy after a short time or would disagree which par
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Not a computer security expert, but it sounded like the vulnerable drivers provided a shortcut to certain objectives. So although there might be a way to accomplish something as root, it was easier or more undetectable to do it through the
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They look like phone images to me. At least phone images from 2015 non-iphones.
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Can someone explain if sign-encrypt-sign doesn't achieve the same objective of message authentication? It seems like it would to me.
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And the butterflies are full of hate. https://www.schlockmercenary.com/2017-07-13
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My understanding of the post is that given a small actual effect size, for a fixed experiment, you are more likely to get a significant p-value on a "large" measured effect size.
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Except encyclopedias don't have _actual sources_. They are based on source but don't include references as far as I remember.
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zeal also has a linux version
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More specifically, I don't know of an exception to the rule that sustained hyperinflation and economic decay go together.
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Also, it would be inefficient to have an unemployment rate near 0. People in a good job market need to leave bad jobs, and sometimes that means that they are unemployed.
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