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_ihaque
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About _ihaque
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Comment #48654732
This is an uncharitable take on the original comment which literally said: > the fact this is how hot it will be from now on That sounds to me like an acknowledgement that, in fact…
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Comment #48153290
> Isotopes of a given element have the same number of protons (92 for uranium), but different numbers of neutrons (143 for U-235 and 146 for U-238), meaning they behave the same ch…
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Comment #45893239
Based on the description of the wiring to the motor (24V, GND, POT1, POT2, NC), it doesn't sound like the original setup would have been drawing much power through the pot either -…
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Comment #45302815
https://chipsandcheese.com/p/intels-battlemage-architecture
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Comment #44706026
The linked article doesn't say that much about what the bootstrap load is or how it worked, but luckily for us @kens wrote a whole article about it: https://www.righto.com/2020/10/…
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Comment #44205000
If this (or, more accurately, a drug developed downstream of this technology) worked, they absolutely would. A great example of this in relatively recent history is the treatment o…
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Comment #44123685
I think you mean SMT (simultaneous multithreading), as opposed to SMP (symmetric multiprocessing)?
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Comment #43465678
Those wondering about the mouthful of a name that is "orforglipron" may be interested in the INN (international nonproprietary name) standard for generic drugs. That name is a "gen…
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Comment #43465597
No, it's not a reformulation of tirzepatide. Orforglipron is a small molecule with a molecular mass of 883 g/mol and tirzepatide is a large molecule peptide six tims larger, with a…
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Comment #42427288
We definitely do (as in, I myself have) hire folks from "cold" inbound applications.
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Comment #42427284
Not that I know of! Note that the positions we list are typically in different teams so it's worth reading the descriptions to make sure you're picking whichever one is most approp…
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Comment #42425184
I should point out that we are hiring! Software engineering, data science/ML, and IT positions are available in Salt Lake City, Toronto, New York, and London: https://job-boards.gr…
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Comment #42425172
Yes, we (and plenty of others) have prior data showing that perturbations (things that you can do to cells, like knocking out genes or putting drug-candidates on them) have differe…
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Comment #42424671
My team did part of the work described in TFA, AMA.
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Comment #41108764
These are tests of circulating cell-free DNA (cfDNA), not circulating cells. The fraction of circulating _cancer cells_ is too low (outside of blood cancers or metastatic cancers) …
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Comment #40899855
Biological microscopes illuminate the sample from below, as the samples are typically transparent. Metallurgical microscopes illuminate reflective samples from above. *"Below" mean…
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Comment #40078599
Hi Udayan - nice to see another shot at electrowetting microfluidics in this space. 1. How does your technology or product offering distinguish itself from prior attempts like NeoP…
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Comment #39085631
Neon is produced from (cryogenic) separation of air, so, yes?