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asdfasdfdavid··on Reinfection with Covid-19 6 months later, rapid death
Absolutely, this looks like the first case report of its kind so we can't draw any conclusions, but hopefully this incident draws a lot of news coverage so that the global medical community is on high alert for this disturbing possibility.
asdfasdfdavid··on Quantum computing’s also-rans and their fatal flaws
Strong agree, the future of quantum computing is photonics.
asdfasdfdavid··on Superconductivity Theory Under Attack
This looks like it could be a huge turning point for the understanding of matter at temperatures we love.
asdfasdfdavid··on Simple-twitter: A bare-bones Twitter clone implemented in a single file
Awesome slides, thanks for explaining!
asdfasdfdavid··on Show HN: Scrapp – a lightweight bookmark manager PWA
Could you post a link?
asdfasdfdavid··on Cosmic Triangles Open a Window to the Origin of Time
Interesting paragraph which describes how observations could determine the origins of our universe:

> So far, the calculations have concerned the spatial patterns that could arise from cosmic inflation. Alternative theories of the birth of the universe would be expected to have different higher-point signatures. In the last five years, there’s been a renewed interest in bounce cosmology, which recasts the Big Bang as a Big Bounce from a previous era. The new symmetry-based approach might be useful for distinguishing between the higher-point correlations of a universe that inflated and one that bounced. “The mechanism would be different; the symmetries are different,” Pimentel said. “They would have a different menu of cosmological correlations.”

asdfasdfdavid··on Google reportedly attains 'quantum supremacy'
Please note, original discussion is here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21029598
asdfasdfdavid··on Google Says It's Achieved Quantum Supremacy, a World-First: Report
Please note, original discussion is here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21029598
asdfasdfdavid··on [dead]
Please note, original discussion is here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21029598
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The dog beds from Costco have been high quality and lasted us for years at around $50 each.
asdfasdfdavid··on Hacker News
One of the most addictive websites on the web today.
asdfasdfdavid··on Researchers see health effects across generations from popular weed killer
This is huge, even though it is a mouse study space we should really be examining glyphosate more carefully given how prevalent it is in our food.
asdfasdfdavid··on Ask HN: Physicists of HN, what are you working on these days?
Still recovering from the stress of a 3 year postdoc, working a minimum wage job.
asdfasdfdavid··on Digging Through Someones Past Using Osint
This is well documented article on how to research someone's past online.
asdfasdfdavid··on A JavaScript-Free Front End
This is beautiful!
asdfasdfdavid··on A Crisis of Identification
This is an excellent update on the current status of the proof, with a very good overview of the benefits of using category theory.
asdfasdfdavid··on Intermittent living; the use of ancient challenges as a vaccine
Paper discusses how intermittent cold, heat, fasting, dehydration, lack of O2, too much CO2, together with stresses from phytochemicals in multiple food products, can improve overall health.
asdfasdfdavid··on When the Food We Ate Was Literally Poison (Even More So Than Now)
Wow, this adds a lot of perspective. I thought that things were bad nowadays.
asdfasdfdavid··on Elusive mitochondrial connection to inflammation uncovered
Absolutely, nobody knows better how to take care of our mitochondria than Ray Peat.
asdfasdfdavid··on Nearly Half of Americans Are Lonely
Also interesting, 18- to 22-year-olds are the loneliest subgroup.
asdfasdfdavid··on Refresh: concept for a new kind of web browser
Yeah, I so want this. Funny how these features take so long to arrive then seems obvious afterwards.
asdfasdfdavid··on Your Phone Is Listening and It's Not Paranoia
For those who understand the technical details, is this article legit?
asdfasdfdavid··on Seedship
This is really fun!
asdfasdfdavid··on Autism's social deficits in animal model are reversed by an anti-cancer drug
Another HDAC inhibitor that works against autism and is easy to obtain by eating broccoli sprouts is sulforaphane: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5672987/
asdfasdfdavid··on Tilemap generation from single example using ideas from quantum mechanics
Mind blown
asdfasdfdavid··on Google Trends: Erectile Dysfunction and Vulvodynia
What is the cause of this trend?