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semenko
5mo ago
GitHub's COO shared this under-reported X post last month [1] on their exponential growth. I'd love to see more proactive messaging on their growth rate / vision for agentic interactions. > … platform activity is surging.
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semenko
7mo ago
I have "Advanced Protection" turned on, so I just can't use this at all, because my newly created Google Cloud GCP app isn't trusted (even though I own it and I'm requesting read-only scopes). What a mess. Acces
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semenko
9mo ago
I found the most interesting part of the NIST outage post [1] is NIST's special Time Over Fiber (TOF) program [2] that "provides high-precision time transfer by other service arrangements; some direct fiber-optic links were affect
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semenko
2y ago
I was optimistically hoping some of the MV3 changes would result in Chrome webstore policy enforcement being standardized, but that hasn't happened. Sensor Tower ( https://sensortower.com/ ) makes a lot of popular extens
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NASA Mission to Europa Imperiled by Rad-Hard Infineon Mosfet
(nytimes.com)
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2y ago
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semenko
2y ago
This is incorrect. The abstract clearly describes both cell line and in vivo experiments after modeling.
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Chemist suggests retraction of DeepMind robotic synthesis paper
(twitter.com)
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3y ago
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semenko
3y ago
Agreed! This specifically is for adjuvant osimertinib for EGFR+ Stage IB–IIIA completely resected NSCLC. The headline here is really strong -- and the actual abstract is much more sober: "5-year OS rate was 88% with osimertinib vs 78%
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semenko
3y ago
This title has little to do with the article (and keeps changing). This piece compares non -surgeon MDs with non -MDs (medical assistants) performing minor surgeries in resource-limited settings. Its a bit of an odd comparison, as the non
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An Update on the Lock Icon
(blog.chromium.org)
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semenko
3y ago
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Netflix Video Test Patterns
(netflix.com)
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semenko
3y ago
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Pixel Watch updates are only guaranteed for 3 years
(support.google.com)
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semenko
4y ago
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semenko
4y ago
>they wouldn't be able to afford it. Oberlin has an endowment valued at approximately $1 billion — this is ~3% of that. (Understanding all those funds may not be liquid, they certainly have some assets.)
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semenko
4y ago
I just stumbled upon NumWorks and was excited to see some competition for TI's calculator monopoly [1]. It looks like NumWorks is open source (including the hardware) [2] and supports Python and Rust! [3] [1] https://gen.med
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NumWorks: An open-source graphing calculator (with Python and Rust support)
(numworks.com)
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4y ago
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Attacking Titan M with Only One Byte
(blog.quarkslab.com)
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4y ago
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semenko
4y ago
Carbon costs per-vehicle can be calculated based on your local grid power source, duration of ownership, and more: https://www.carboncounter.com/ -- be sure to click the "Customize" tab If your annual driving dist
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semenko
4y ago
Physician scientist here: this study is a bit dated. Many of these issues have been "solved" (depending on your threat model) within the last ~7 years. Most healthcare systems have adopted Imprivata [1] for SSO, where physicians t
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semenko
4y ago
The lack of a stockpile is due to limited shelf stability and long-term bacterial growth. It's unfortunate Reason doesn't expand on the other side of this issue: the formula industry lobbied the FDA to reduce bacterial testing fre
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semenko
5y ago
Hey Graham -- great post! The Medtronic / Guardian sensor combo is generally disliked by patients, though (in the US) the Medtronic 770G is FDA approved for ages 2+. Most prefer the t:slim X2 with "Control-IQ" (their hybrid c
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semenko
5y ago
I don't quite grasp the panic about this: my impression is Google currently restricts ToS violations from sharing (your own access is retained). The only change here is end-users will be explicitly notified (and can theoretically conte
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Pfizer pushes back FDA submission for pediatric Covid vaccine
(endpts.com)
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semenko
5y ago
Apparently this is real — fascinating! ( The relevant text of the bill is here: https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/3684... ) This builds on an NHTSA-funded pilot program called Driver Alc
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semenko
5y ago
The mechanisms of parthonenogensis aren't fully characterized, but at a high level, it occurs in a secondary oocyte during meiosis II -- the oocyte only starts out with a Z or W chromosome. It's perhaps best shown in this figure:
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semenko
5y ago
Physician scientist here -- this is a unique and somewhat odd case where Martha prefers to use the iron lung over modern alternatives. She would likely do fine with a modern non-invasive positive pressure ventilation (NIPPV) approach. There
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Apt Encounters of the Third Kind
(igor-blue.github.io)
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5y ago
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semenko
7y ago
Physician here; this isn't true for the ventilation of COVID patients, or ICU patients in general. There's a difference between simple ventilator [1], and an anesthesia machine [2] that adds gas mixing, scavenging, etc. ICU patien
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semenko
7y ago
Probably because most data disagree with this comment. There's a ~20% relative risk reduction in vascular events & mortality per ~40 mg/dL decrease in LDL. The CTT is probably the best summary of these data: https://
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Jeff Bezos’s $150B Fortune Is a Policy Failure
(theatlantic.com)
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8y ago
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10y ago
Yes, in fact: https://chrome.googleblog.com/2016/05/the-google-play-store-...
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