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philgoetz
3y ago
The site isn't down. It's censored. Look at the link address.
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philgoetz
9y ago
You don't RENT in that area. You have to buy. Then you can sell it later, and get back all that extra money you were paid for living in a place with high housing costs.
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philgoetz
9y ago
Google and Amazon have, instead of going remote, established branch offices all over the US, in every cool city where hip young non-Republicans live.
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philgoetz
10y ago
If you try to balance speakers racially, you'll run into the problem that we often deliberately discriminate against certain minorities (usually the Chinese) in order to raise the technical value of talks by making sure the speaker can
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philgoetz
11y ago
Given that this was whole-genome sequencing, is 1700 mutations higher than other tissues? The paper doesn't appear to say that. If they were claiming that this were an unusually high mutation rate, I'd wonder why everyone doesn&#
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philgoetz
11y ago
Are you sure you're not counting mitochondrial DNA mutations? A single neuron has about 1000 mitochondria, and would easily have tens of thousands of unique mitochondrial mutations.
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philgoetz
11y ago
It is extremely unlikely that the brain encodes information by introducing controlled mutations into DNA. Random mutations would add noise, not information. It is likely that some mutations affect the efficiency of signal propagation, and e
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philgoetz
11y ago
It says "~1700 mutations per neuron", not "up to 1000 mutations".
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philgoetz
11y ago
Probably. On the other hand, cells which have a shorter lifespan might have more mutations, since some mutations are introduced during replication--several per genome per replication, I think? On the other other hand, if they're prod
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philgoetz
12y ago
First, you don't score points with me for saying not to use Hadoop when you don't need to use Hadoop. Second, you don't get to pretend you invented shell scripting because you came up with a new name for it. Third, there are
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philgoetz
14y ago
Better get some more servers. newsblur.com and dev.newsblur.com are not responding. "502 · NewsBlur is down"
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philgoetz
14y ago
I never found Google Code Search useful. What I wanted to be able to do was to search for code expressions with Google -- to be able, for instance, to search for the words "C++" or "call-next-method", exactly as I type them, punctuation an
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philgoetz
15y ago
Home buyers are systematically better at planning for the long term than bankers, because most bankers don't plan to be working at the same bank 30 years from now - or, if they do, they don't expect to be held accountable for the loans they