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BillionToOne IPO(aseq.substack.com)
1 points by new299 11mo ago|0 comments
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by new299 1y ago
Parent of applicant but not grandparents, at least in my case.
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by new299 1y ago
:( Weirdly this never came up for me (and I'm in a similar situation). I suspect what documents are ask for varies a lot by who is assessing the application. Hope it all works out!
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by new299 1y ago
For the benefit of anyone else doing this in Japan, these are the documents I had to submit. It will be different depending on circumstance, in particular I think the author may also be born outside the UK which may require other/more
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by new299 2y ago
You mention SD Cards. The SD Card was developed by two Japanese companies (Panasonic and Toshiba) and Sandisk. VHS is another Japanese standard, adopted by multiple manufacturers. Then there's the MSX standard... Japanese industry is n
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by new299 2y ago
Essentially all medium to high-end ham radio brands are Japanese. Cheap Chinese radios only dominate at the low end, and often have emission issues. I doubt the Japanese manufacturers are interested in competing here... Chinese radios do no
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by new299 2y ago
The number of negative comments here seems odd to me. If you actually want practical and safe self driving cars widely deployed it seems obvious that instrumenting roads and making them a better platform for self-driving vehicles is an impo
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by new299 2y ago
I wonder to what extent companies consider the reputational damage these kinds of enforcement actions cause. I recently came across this when googling for information on a small Biotech startup: https://udrp.adr.eu/decisions
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by new299 2y ago
Can a future GPS replacement or extension use signed transmissions to help address this?
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by new299 2y ago
Anyone have a link to the work he cites?
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by new299 2y ago
No pencils use “lead”. It’s just called lead because the original material used looks similar to lead ore. See manufacturing section here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pencil
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by new299 2y ago
llama.cpp is not CPU only…
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by new299 2y ago
WWVB also broadcasts on 60KHz and a number of other frequencies. WWV (time signal on different frequency) was started a few years before the one you mention. Though I’m not sure it’s really worth arguing about… not sure who was the first r
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by new299 2y ago
This was a great post, the cooling effect of litigation on posting single frames of a streamed ident (which seems to be clearly fair use). Is kind of sad to see (can’t fault the author for it really).
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by new299 3y ago
No, but creating these reagents is a lot of work. Principally create new flowcells coated with an oligo lawn would be difficult. Not impossible… but a non-trivial project…
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by new299 3y ago
I’ve done this: https://aseq.substack.com/p/bringing-up-an-old-ebay-miseq Your issues are that you will still need to purchase reagents from the sequencing instrument vendor. They will try and push you toward a service
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by new299 3y ago
Fascinating, thank you! I find it interesting that the boundaries are defined by a combination of physical land features and other property boundaries. I guess this means that there's the error could potentially accumulate when you ref
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by new299 3y ago
I think it depends, this one didn't as IIRC we got last seasons model as it was cheaper.
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by new299 3y ago
They also break... ours lasted 2 years and then one of the rivets popped out. Generally I believe you are allowed to use a different bag, it's just... uncommon.
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by new299 3y ago
I bought a pile of LoRa/Meshtastic stuff and tried to research it and figure out if I could easily use something like APRS to log my location and plot it on a map. Seemed much harder than the process of setting up an APRS iGate and vie
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by new299 3y ago
I assume you kind of start with boundaries defined by physical features "between this river and than hill" or similar. Then you get a secondary level defined based on this. So "X meters from the top of this hill". And I
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by new299 3y ago
This was wonderful! Do you have more posts about how you went about buying the land? The surveying aspect is super interesting, including the fact that your neighbor had such an imprecise knowledge of their boundaries. I wonder what the his
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by new299 3y ago
The lawsuit implies that inhalers are a special case, where the normal FDA rules don’t apply. By adding new patents covering inhalers the manufacturer triggers FDA rules preventing the FDA from approving a generic, or so the lawsuit implies
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by new299 3y ago
I didn’t really understand this comment so I dig into it a bit more. Here is my current understanding… In the US to market a generic you need to show that it’s the same as an existing approved product currently on the market. To avoid genet
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by new299 3y ago
I have a google account. I know the password. I have access to the recovery email. I however don't have access to the associated phone number. Google won't let me log in...
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by new299 3y ago
Wang Labs seems to be getting a lot of attention these days. I’m guessing it was one of the following too videos highlighting the company that surfaced this? (Both videos are great if you’ve not seen them). Background on Wang here: https:&
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by new299 4y ago
Theoretically it's not too difficult to build an interface to the linear CCD used in these devices. I put together an interface here: https://41j.com/blog/2020/01/notes-on-using-a-ilx511-linear-... And p
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by new299 4y ago
It's so cool to see this on HN. I think this is one of the B&W Tek units that came from the NuSkin device which was err... of debatable scientific merit. It appeared on Dr Oz at one point: https://www.youtube.com/wa
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A Message to Current and Former Oxford Nanopore Employees(aseq.substack.com)
7 points by new299 4y ago|0 comments
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by new299 4y ago
Pre-mastered MDs are pressed and the format is physically similar to CDs. I would be interesting to put this disc under an optical microscope, I assume it would look similar to a regular pre-mastered disc but perhaps it's actually a re

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