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Comment #49151034
I notice a big shift in my social circles the last few years. Non alcholic beer has gained a lot of popularity. I was advised by my doctor not to drink more than one beer a week du…
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Comment #49060701
A full cure would probably have less side-effects, since a functional cure means a life-long dependence on drugs.
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Comment #49055531
Lots of reasons. The new drug could be cheaper to manufacture, fewer side effects, a full cure in stead of a functional cure.
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Comment #48976238
The current situation is that the person that doesn't know programming will do it anyway. They will likely make more mistakes than an LLM will.
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Comment #48965224
Not an expert, but I think the algorithm works for any base, not just 10. The python implementation uses base 2^30 for their multiplication. Base 10 is just a convenient illustrati…
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Comment #47887217
I had access to several health datasets for my research in the past. Date of birth was rarely given, especially for the bigger projects where there were more resources to allocate …
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Comment #47423335
It doesn't. The Netherlands has a system with both not-for-profit and for-profit insurers, that works reasonably well. - Transparent, identical rules for minimum coverage and stric…
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Comment #46778225
During a 50 km hike you are not anywhere close to your VO2 max, so it makes sense that the VO2 max is not predictive for that distance.
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Comment #46690815
I would say that gambling with skill component is still gambling. For example, in blackjack you can limit your losses by following a basic strategy, which is a 2x2 matrix with rows…
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Comment #45944839
Because there is little solar in the 3 winter months, so you would need a lot more storage for solar then for nuclear.
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Comment #45810492
Most net worths over $2 mil are created by growth in share value, not by income/salary.
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Comment #44531004
I think this would work for the summer months. Overnight storage is manageble/cost-effective by load shifting/battery storage/etc. This is now estimated at about $100/MWh ($0.10/Kw…
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Comment #43714421
They are indeed fair. The strongest poker bots are not AI in the way it is commonly defined. From my understanding they calculate the nash-equilibrium for a simplified game and ext…
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Comment #43320172
In the Netherlands, there is street charging everywhere. It is indeed a bit more expensive if you do not have a dedicated parking place, but not more complicated. By law, public ch…
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Comment #43100028
Normally a long payback time is fine, but I would expect that in ~5 years, faster charging will be prevalent and the current chargers will already be obsolete, or at least less pop…
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Comment #43079699
This article is from 2023
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Comment #42654127
Replace author 2 by reviewer 2 and this is probably what happened.
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Comment #42621696
This is, at least for now, a relatively small market. Illumina acquired the company manufacturing these chips for $100M. Analysis of a genome in the cloud generally costs below $10…
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Comment #40234377
Not just safety, but also effectiveness. FDA checks whether the trial(s) to prove the drugs effectiveness were run correctly (eg. the randomization, the control group, etc.), if th…
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Comment #40234340
This already happens, it's called 'compassionate use' https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/human-regulatory-overview/resea...
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Comment #39848648
Why is that a better fix? Transit also has externalities (pollution, congestion, noise), just fewer than cars.
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Comment #39827833
Do you have any references to these claims?
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Comment #39713852
They already do for a lot of publications. Check the 'reporting summary' in this random article https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-07171-z#rightslin...
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Comment #39600561
Purely speculating here, but perhaps omitting the reason was a condition of the hypervaccinated individual to cooperate with the study?
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Comment #39173797
AFAIK there is currently know way to reliably tell from DNA sequencing data whether a prostate cancer will become dangerous. That may change, but I suspect there may be some inhere…