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zeagle
2y ago
Cool tool! It brings back memories: one of my favourite high level undergraduate course finals involved being given some instructions, printouts of sequence/primers/enzymes cleavage sites/other plasmids and a rough list of my
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zeagle
2y ago
As a physician I fully agree! There is some crazy stuff out there (and I'm sure someone has said that about my western medicine and me too.)
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zeagle
2y ago
Is it tho? Correct me if I'm wrong but black holes, although pretty whimsical when first proposed, are an explanation for aspects of general relativity with indirectly observable phenomenon, not speculation on how aliens derive energy.
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zeagle
2y ago
I'm going to check out Mad Max for that! My show off my home theatre sound / Atmos go to movies are Edge of Tomorrow, Dune, and the newer Blade Runner.
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2y ago
> Do you just fundamentally disagree with the idea of scientists doing research and theorizing potential technosignatures? I guess my disdain for this field's scientific rigor shines through. When hypotheses aren't testable...
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zeagle
2y ago
This is speculative science fiction. It cites a post in a journal that is "OPEN ACCESS Research Notes of the AAS is a non-peer reviewed, indexed and secure record of works in progress, comments and clarifications, null results, or time
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zeagle
2y ago
I have to say seems like wishful thinking. Sure cars have changed and aren't insect traps but at 80km/h bugs splatter on a windshield. The decline of insect biomass has been well reported, e.g. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.
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zeagle
2y ago
Aw that's too bad. I'd take a longer under / on the rails section compared to that factory stuff any day.
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2y ago
> Moths aren’t just pretty to look at; they’re also important pollinators and a major source of food for birds and bats. But moths, like insects overall, are declining in both raw numbers and species diversity. Eckerman says recent studi
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2y ago
Any suggestions for getting past the expanded Xen stuff? I lost my momentum and quit after yet another long conveyer belt / cargo pod section.
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2y ago
I'll also vote for this. It worked great for stock operation including things like Android Auto. I had to switch back due to a need for some BS Microsoft software for teams that needs to pass safety net which my work uses for paging.
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2y ago
Clearly the successor solution is to use eight groups of four hexadecimal digits each, separated by colons. Then each individual seat and peanut could be addressed to it's final destination. More seriously the solution suggested of giv
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2y ago
Just my experience but I felt they are slow fragile and not particularly great on battery life. I think a dedicated device like remarkable or kindle without Android stuff running in the background might make more sense. I sadly recently bro
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2y ago
WOTC lost a lot of good will with trying to copyright OGL stuff last January. I'm glad this led to Paizo taking opportunity to divest itself with the pathfinder "2.1" remaster which I think strengthens their game with some of
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2y ago
I think they are just large enough to fail upwards at everything. Nothing consumer facing needs a solution because consumers are the product and a cost centre while large businesses are the clients. Not that I'm still bitter at having
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2y ago
I suspect one day they will look back at the last 30 years and refer to it as the tech robber baron era. So much wealth and value seems to be from the lack of legislation or social conscience in terms of privacy, planned obsolescence, and f
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2y ago
That's pretty good. Never watched that show but looks interesting.
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2y ago
A positive association with Apple would make me slightly more likely to switch to iPhone next upgrade cycle with frustrations with my Pixel.
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2y ago
I'm surprised they didn't launch earlier to ride the sentiment of avoiding Google services.
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2y ago
My health region is in the process of switching to using teams for paging so I am in a similar boat. Somewhat brutal for notifications and reliability.
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2y ago
This is a great response. I tapped out something longer about not being as particularly impressed with the paper and the headline here on HN, but as an rheumatologist just wanted to say your last two paragraphs well said.
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2y ago
Similarly checkpoint inhibitors can cause autoimmune conditions that look a lot like lupus, arthritis, inflammatory bowel, endocrine disorders, etc. and it's sometimes difficult to be able treat both as it can be antagonistic. E.g. one
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This group presented an abstract at ACR in the fall prior so it's nice to see it published now. https://acrabstracts.org/abstract/cxcl13-t-cell-differentiat... if you don't have journal access to the Nature a
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2y ago
It would be nice if everyone had a high quality of life or even basic food security/water to start, but how exactly does that solve the issue above where psychopaths and MBAs extract profit above all else? There are externalities like
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zeagle
2y ago
I don't believe it's possible with today's laws but I imagine that if something similar to RICO existed it could strip through all that.
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I don't believe I've seen anything since then. Although for my purpose I'm not sure it matters: I use a small set of fixed apps from the play store, no browser, and isolated on a lan. Silly they still sell them new if end of
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2y ago
One can dream of a system where they systematically seize all related compensation above a generous annual amount from members of the board and executives in these cases if found criminally negligent. E.g. credit them 250k/year and tak
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2y ago
Hopefully we get a successor one day, maybe with the next switch iteration. I use my tube shield 2019 with jellyfin/prime/Disney with 4k Atmos HDR10/DV but man it is showing it's age.
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Hopefully they keep it up. I'm one person but I went from a few surface pro iterations to two surface laptop iterations to framework 13 exactly to be able to repair and replace parts. I like to think it's part of a trend.
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I regret getting my boox enough to pipe in to ward others off. I bought into the hype but the colors are very muted as a gimmick and the device is essentially DOA planned obsolescence eewaste with minimal software upgrades planned and no ma
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