bioinformatics

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bioinformatics··on Launch HN: Curvenote (YC W21) – Collaborative writing tools for science

With that price tag I don't see a lot of appeal for most people in Academia outside really big, rich labs in US and maybe UK.

Good luck anyway

bioinformatics··on US to ramp up tracking of domestic extremism on social media

I think it you should cut HN from an actual source of news too.

bioinformatics··on Human Antibodies Target Many Parts of Coronavirus Spike Protein

No way, is this new research? I thought antibodies (or maybe HN taught me) were suuuper specific to a certain part of the protein.

bioinformatics··on Canada declares plastics toxic, paving the way for restrictions

Looking forward to reduce plastic in the clinical and research settings. I think it's a great idea to elminate at least 99% of plastic in these environments. It will make patient treatment much more human, research much more transactional and pure, while eliminating pollution in most places.

bioinformatics··on Scientists rediscover lost coffee species suited to a warmer climate

So, was it warmer before?

bioinformatics··on Science Has Become a Cartel

It has been for the last 20 years or so.

bioinformatics··on The True Size of Africa (2015)

It's big, quite big.

bioinformatics··on The True Size of Africa (2015)

It's big.

bioinformatics··on Study: Vitamin D won’t limit risk, severity of Covid-19

Thanks, Reddit is my go to place to find scientific evidence!

bioinformatics··on Study: Vitamin D won’t limit risk, severity of Covid-19

I <3 university PR posts!

bioinformatics··on Climate change may have pushed ancient humans into extinction

Do something then, you can be the example to us all.

bioinformatics··on What we got wrong: the Guardian’s worst errors of judgment over 200 years

In my view, it was only one.

bioinformatics··on Beyond Meat’s Beyond Burger life cycle assessment (2018)

100% less flavour.

bioinformatics··on Nuclear reactions are smoldering again at Chernobyl

I guess the price for communism, corruption, mismanagement, censorship it way higher than nuclear energy.

But, hey what do I know, experienced Chernobyl when it happened.

bioinformatics··on Apple to Launch 8-Inch Foldable iPhone in 2023

Would this be before, after or at the same time as the Apple car?

bioinformatics··on Apple Is an Acceptable Evil

I have 4-5 Macs now, access to tens more and had many in the past and just one broke down or had actual OS problems. YMMV.

bioinformatics··on Vegan cheese has quietly but steadily infiltrated mainstream supermarket shelves

Also, it's so delicious that you can eat the package for extra flavour.

bioinformatics··on Epicurious Will No Longer Publish Beef Recipes

Not to mention recipes using plants that are either eaten alive or die a slow death on a stove or in an oven.

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Wrong post?

bioinformatics··on I quit my job at Stripe

Maybe you don't feel too self-important.

bioinformatics··on Amazon workers vote against unionizing in Alabama

I agree with you. Elections everywhere are full of people voting wrong, against their self-interests and against everything I hold dear in life. I am Abel to vote in two countries and I can see this every year.

bioinformatics··on Richard Stallman Removed from the GCC Steering Committee

I usually don't like people that don't use a full stop at the end of sentences ...

bioinformatics··on Testing a few new designs that don't show the public dislike count

I guess Amy Schumer feels vindicated now.

bioinformatics··on Hit songwriters ask pop stars to stop taking credit for songs they didn't write

Who's taking claim for WAP?

bioinformatics··on Harvard closes evolution center after finding connections to Jeffrey Epstein

My favourite Gates moment of all time is when he got some pie.

bioinformatics··on Green Investing Is a Fraud

CO2 is pollution. Do you like to pollute everywhere you go?

bioinformatics··on SF poop-testing startup, once compared to Theranos, charged in $60M fraud scheme

We (scientists) know this number, be Academia, clinical, etc. After all, we have grants and budgets to follow and we are skeptic of anything too expensive or cheap.

bioinformatics··on UK police warn students to avoid science website

Guess you can download some non-official science views from Sci-Hub.

bioinformatics··on The Sovietization of the American Press

So, you are saying that editors, publishers of the paper just print whatever opinion pieces they receive?

bioinformatics··on Ask HN: NFTs legit or mania?

So, you are not interested in learning new methods to launder money? How quaint.

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