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by uj8efdjkfdshf 2y ago
Having had a look at it, it seems like this involves a molecule (Q2361) closely related to tacrolimus that is capable of binding to FKBP12 where tacrolimus would normally bind but without affecting the function of FKBP12.[1] This seems to b
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 2y ago
To be fair I've always used scissors with the blade pointing towards me because it always felt more natural despite being told off for using it the wrong way.
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 2y ago
If you're going to pick a font to avoid this issue you might as well as define your own custom sparkline font with fancy ligatures.
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 2y ago
Interesting read. From what I can tell, it seems to provide gain control for the innate immune system? [0] https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11033-024-09305-y
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 2y ago
Nope, they generally cause ADHD by chelating zinc and the resulting zinc deficiency drives the ADHD phenotype. I should also note that zinc deficiency can cause insulin resistance, but this causes the opposite of the described effect.
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 3y ago
Huh, interesting. I've been using a clamped version of 1.5vw + 1vh for landscape and 1vw + 1vh for portrait, and then scaling everything else by rem for consistency. Might give this a try though.
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 3y ago
Oh god that looks cursed. Have you thought of just representing the characters using Zhuyin?
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New Iron Ore Line Derailment: Cannot Rule Out Sabotage(highnorthnews.com)
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 3y ago
I should point out that ECG machines that use heuristics to provide on the spot diagnoses already exist, are widespread and are way easier to implement. [0] https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJM1991121932
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 3y ago
Let me guess, they just rediscovered that Q waves in V1-V3 are predictive of LVSD?
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 3y ago
The one interesting thing I should note is that synthesis of the copper phosphide intermediate tends to result in a copper deficient product, so I wonder if the presence of lattice defects in this might have an effect on where the copper at
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 4y ago
https://neontomo.com/play/guess-the-animal/img/dog/15.jpg ha. Also, the game becomes really easy when you inspect element.
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 4y ago
Because most people define sentience as 'a black box that reacts meaningfully to inputs in a sufficiently unpredictable and inexplicable manner', and for most people (especially researchers in these fields), current neural network
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 5y ago
These high magnetic fields are generated using flux compression[0], in which the incompressibility of magnetic field lines means that compressing the coils generating the magnetic fields will increase the strength of the resultant magnetic
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 5y ago
It's no big surprise given that the fovea, which is responsible for detailed vision, contains no blue cones. [0] http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/vision/rodcone.ht...
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 5y ago
To be fair, I've always had overheating issues with the microSD cards I've used to the point where I've stopped bothering with them.
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 5y ago
It's because the ISS was started during a rare period of cooperation just after the fall of communism but before the rise of Putin. By the time Russia started regressing into authoritarianism, it was too late for the US to ban Russia f
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 5y ago
Check out the Thought Emporium [0] on YouTube, they've got a number of biology experiments that you might find interesting. My personal favorite is the one where they make a meat berry. [0] https://www.youtube.com/chann
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 7y ago
Let's not forget: - non invasive medical imaging, particularly in terms of new approaches to generating or interpreting CT/MRI/ultrasound scans - more ergonomic surgical robots that don't hold their instruments like a 3
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 7y ago
I'd personally back such a definition of consciousness, and reframe the question more as one of what level of consciousness (eg complexity of processing, breadth of collected inputs) must an entity possess before we consider its consci
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 7y ago
No chevrons? I am disappointed.
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 7y ago
>since when do we air quote measurements? Ever since the process name stopped being indicative of the minimum metal pitch, or any aspect of the process itself.
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by uj8efdjkfdshf 7y ago
The main difference between the brain and a CPU is that the brain runs at a much lower, variable clock speed (10-100Hz) to reduce switching costs and makes up for this with extensive pipelining and parallelization when possible. The high no