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biomcgary
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About biomcgary
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Comment #48562906
My teenage boys are hooked on Calvin & Hobbes.
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Comment #48544856
In Lakatosian terms, the amyloid hypothesis is an example of a degenerating research program that has largely failed to predict new observations and is primarily driven by post hoc…
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Comment #48492013
But, datacenter development in space does not deal with local NIMBYs, just centralized decision-makers that are easier to "influence".
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Comment #48362716
Gives new meaning to "gut intuition", since the superparamagnetic macrophages are in the liver.
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Comment #48297028
My CEO did a deep dive into AI prototyping and eventually ran into a wall with data architecture and deployment. Fortunately, he realized very quickly that having human designed co…
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Comment #47896632
Your username is uncanny for this comment. Well played.
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Comment #47536254
The fact that you aren't persuaded is the evidence of collapse. Previous generations of LLMs persuaded everyone of anything.
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Comment #47381506
I'm a non-Conformist is the historic sense. In the past decades, American Christianity has devolved into a smorgasbord of personality cults and group therapy that effectively suppr…
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Comment #47264418
Do you know if any of these multi-stage approaches can run on an 8gb M1 Air?
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Comment #46332477
Computational biologist with a focus on predicting individual human health at a startup, but I have ended up managing software engineers. (Scientist explore and engineers make the …
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Comment #46319660
This explains the Scotch-Irish settling in Appalachia. It felt like home, but without the overbearing Brits nearby.
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Comment #46238524
The Readme for a UI library benefits enormously from screenshots, even terminal based UIs.
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Comment #45675348
The mind-body link is too important to get the causality wrong and The Body Keeps Score is an ideology where the causality only goes one way. I have a cousin that had frequent, ove…
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Comment #45629661
Billions of cell derived from Henrietta Lacks agree with you.
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Comment #45482816
I think you are getting at the need for tiered layers of abstraction and constraint. Simultaneously considering all possible ways to solve a problem doesn't work for humans or the …
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Comment #45420070
Available data makes causality hard to get right. This paper is trying to get around known constraints with observational data (e.g., some people stop drinking when they start havi…
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Comment #45400584
I didn't see a public source repository for keet, just compiled releases. Why would you trust closed source for a privacy app?
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Comment #45400527
How does this avoid carrier grade NAT if everyone is on a cellphone?
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Comment #44986876
The language around emotion often obscures the underlying reality that needs to be addressed. Emotions are the physiological manifestations of expectations and desires. (Emotion is…
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Comment #44986605
True, in traditional corporate structures. I'm interested in how accountability flows in cooperative structures like Mondragon. (Accountability still flows down through those at th…
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Comment #44935953
normal
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Comment #44916787
I bought a TENS 7000, which is #1 in Amazon's "Muscle Stimulators & Accessories" category. Mine came with a 9V battery. The specific "tens ear clips" that I purchased are no longer…
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Comment #44916370
I forgot to mention that the entire setup is about $60 on Amazon, so, for the HN audience, the biggest factor to trying it will be your time and/or intellectual aversion to non-mai…
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Comment #44916176
I use a TENS unit with an almost identical setup to the paper (ear clip is the same, duration is the same, frequency is 30hz instead of 25hz). My use of vagus stimulation is for ma…
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Comment #44676843
I think the best way to actively read is to write down your own thoughts as commentary.