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alakin

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    Comment #40099386

    Fair and solid focus on government domain issues. It's us the people that will fix govt, instead of govt fixing companies.

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    Comment #40099323

    Anti monopoly law already handles that.

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    Comment #40095033

    And you're suggesting what, that we hand the reins to the democratic process you just described as flawed, one that is corrupted by lobbying? Yeah why don't we just take a corrupt …

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    Comment #38435570

    Are children and young adults banned from selecting products based on marketing inside stores?

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    Comment #36695010

    Pretty much everywhere else they pretend to not have lobbying or bribing, but just end up doing it behind closed doors.

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    Comment #22387210

    Employees should have capped liquidation prefs!

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    Comment #22120102

    It's pretty interesting to think about happens from an economic perspective. Say I buy a house on loan (money withdrawn from capital markets). I hand cash to the previous owner and…

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    Comment #18448054

    Your advice is somewhat dangerous if people follow it expecting them to magically work. First, the NASA study is for VOCs, not pm2.5. Second, when I briefly looked into using plant…

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    Comment #18297673

    My use case is pretty much parallel time series alignment with several layers of aggregation. I guess I perceive stream-stream joins as an easy way for me to wrap my head around ho…

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    Comment #18297380

    That's awesome! If you don't mind - one more q.. I see that stream-stream joins are not yet supported ( http://docs.pipelinedb.com/joins.html#stream-stream-joins ). Can you comment…

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    Comment #18297291

    Is most of the intermediate processing done in memory, or is it limited by hd write speed?

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    Comment #18224857

    Great, let's evaluate the deaths caused by regular cars. Lets evaluate risks posed by burning fossil fuels. Let's evaluate pretty much every single little detail about other auto b…

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    Comment #16811649

    As far as I'm aware the majority of failing biotech companies have very broadly targeted Amyloid beta (apparently because they thought it was a good risk tradeoff). A narrow focus …

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    Comment #16811435

    Sounds like a great time to start a biotech company. Though there will be some competition. Am aware of at least two companies in this space ;)

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    Comment #16811253

    They used to have it visible, but it's been moved to an archived report. You can still find out from the raw data report here though: https://www.23andme.com/you/explorer/gene/?gen…

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    Comment #16526838

    I get that you have strong feelings. But this is just uninformed. If you took a sec to understand Musk's comp structure you'd see that its paper wealth, as in he doesn't take cash …

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    Comment #16090036

    Couldn't they just use multiple fibers per display to get around that problem?

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    Comment #15726090

    because you could spend a tiny amount of effort/time to search for a newly available treatment to prevent the worst case scenario

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    Comment #15086279

    There are a really large number of companies working on eliminating up stream causes of Alzheimer's, many with promising results. So early detection gives you time to find out if t…

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    Comment #14499009

    There is a genotype called ApoeE-e4/e4 which increases risk by 11x. https://snpedia.com/index.php/APOE Interestingly the only differences between Apoe4 and a neutral, very common v…

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    Comment #13882405

    As I understand this only works for E3/E4 variants. Not homozygous E4/E4.

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    Comment #12601062

    This is key. Apoe status appears to control the absorption rates of LDL cholesterol (tiny balls of fat). Individuals with apoe4, appear to have really low LDL cholesterol absorptio…