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Feuilles_Mortes
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Comment #47503878
I like using it to make personal apps that are specific to my use-case and solve problems I've had for ages, but I like my job (scientist), and I don't want to run an app company.
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Comment #47367870
Yes, was also just announced on twitter.
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Comment #47040845
I do hear what you're saying, and I've wrestled with "not everything should / can be an app". That being said, I'm still trying to solve food (for myself) with computers, haha. Rig…
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Comment #46221154
What I would really want is for this to be a hardware button that, without requiring input on the phone itself, starts and stops a recording on my iphone which uses my airpods as a…
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Comment #45967746
shouldn't we expect that all of the companies are doing this optimization, though? so, back to level playing field.
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Comment #45557814
Wow this would be lovely for my Drosophila lab.
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Comment #44980423
But you have to know about ruff. I didn't, but I did know about uv.
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Comment #44888940
for doing laboratory work in my PhD, I've found no better app than OmniFocus. It's particularly valuable in its ability to create tasks via a templating system. This is crucial, fo…
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Comment #44436824
Instead of writing the counting tool he could have used the Multi-Point Tool in ImageJ [1] [2]. I used it just this morning for counting some embryos I collected. [1] https://www.y…
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Comment #43999093
biology is hard
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Comment #43997961
C. elegans is nice for this since you can freeze stocks in glycerol. Labs routinely go and thaw out the main wild-type reference stock if the lab stock has been around for too long…
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Comment #40938937
Before these companies like plasmidsaurus that do whole-plasmid sequencing for relatively cheap with nanopore, people generally only sequenced a region of interest using sanger seq…
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Comment #40440326
Definitely not. Current estimates put viral DNA at about 8% of the human genome.
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Comment #39471038
What was difficult about it?
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Comment #37805608
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_(style)?wprov=sfti1
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Comment #37038311
you assume the causal arrow necessarily goes from mental illness -> homelessness and not the other way around
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Comment #36951653
Seconding the request for an Obsidian plugin. I would also gladly pay for a one-off license.
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Comment #35917173
Check out SponsorBlock
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Comment #35277290
Welcome to the world of the plastic beach
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Comment #34406844
it's a private company
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Comment #33826385
https://s3files.core77.com/blog/images/1103794_81_102208_N_A...