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teddyg1

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    Comment #31101064

    Oxitec has also been doing trials in other countries for a while dating back to 2014. https://www.oxitec.com/panama

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    Comment #26810513

    It's live now (as of 1:40pm Eastern).

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    Comment #19550178

    Rho AI | Software Engineer | Data Scientist | Remote (US based) | Full-time Rho AI is a team of engineers and data scientists building machine learning based software solutions for…

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    Comment #17239610

    I love the focus. Starting at the base level data and working to normalize it is definitely the most difficult piece. How far back have you assembled data? Feel free to reach out t…

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    Comment #14773562

    In this case, the particular species that carries Zika (aedes aegypti) does not pollinate any plant species in any meaningful way.

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    Comment #14773513

    Can someone with knowledge of this particular experiment explain how they've overcome the regulations that have stopped Oxitec / Intrexon with their aedes aegypti solution? They ke…

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    Comment #13458826

    Not mentioned in these comments is the actual method they cite in capturing the solid CO2. The method involves bubbling CO2 through water and hydrogen sulfide, which is incredibly …

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    Comment #11306419

    Glad it's still a side project!

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    Comment #10733465

    When flying, spotting anything from a higher elevation is very difficult - you essentially have to track the differential velocity of the bird / plane with respect to the ground. T…

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    Comment #10499809

    >You don't need to stop anything to fill a sample bottle. Gotcha. I had trouble reaching people who were willing to do sampling, which led me to that conclusion. >H2S also deadens …

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    Comment #10499688

    Those minimum orders are astronomical it's almost funny. Does anybody actually purchase manufacturing-level quantities of goods on alibaba? Genuinely asking.

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    Comment #10499554

    I did this recently as well (though for a different purpose, chemical testing). it's even more difficult than the journalist describes. No refinery wants to stop processing or halt…