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Living in the Northeast, I’m tempted to enroll. Anyone know what the previous trial adverse events were?

I've done both Sequencing.com and All of US WGS so I can chime in here. Sequencing.com had a pretty quick turnaround whereas Im still waiting for the All of Us results, so far they've only given me very generic results like if I like cilantro. That said, Sequencing.com was $349 and All of Us was free, they even gave me a gift card for donating my DNA + urine sample.

Source for this article is United Nations 2019, which already makes it woefully out date due to COVID excess deaths and the invasion of Ukraine.

For anyone interested, here is the 2022 report: https://www.un.org/development/desa/pd/sites/www.un.org.deve...

It was the excessive knockoffs that got us to quit our Prime too. Nowadays, I forego the 2 day "free" shipping for peace of mind that the product I get is straight from the vendor and the price difference is negligible.

How come? Fewer markets?

+1 for Mubert. I feel like they've neutered their website but their iOS app is easy to use.

I use 'save to Wayback Machine' and SingleFile.

Not a big fan of Brave the browser but am excited to see Brave Search flourish!

This is a pretty neat idea.

I could see football stadiums making a killing on selling nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium to local farms.

Another day, another collapse of a cryptocurrency.

The only thing I miss about being in the office is the ability to read faces. I’m a pretty anxious person and tend to read too much into short emails/Teams message, wrongly assuming someone is upset with me.

If you look down at the footnotes of the OP submission, that’s exactly the episode that inspired this idea.

That’s partly why I donate. If they get direct funds they’re hopefully less likely to turn to these scammy cryptocoins to keep the lights on

I use Signal on a daily basis and have started donating. It’s definitely worth the $5/month

I think you may be thinking of FindFace

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FindFace

If anyone is interested in a promising drug tested in humans and not mice, AMX0035 is under FDA review and had positive Phase II results.

https://www.clinicaltrialsarena.com/comment/potential-fda-ap...

If you can spare ~$400, Whole Genome Sequencing can offer some insight into whether your condition has some genetic cause.

I’ve used my local BN group to de clutter my home, highly recommend it!

I imagine today is a great day to be working at SimilarWeb. When I did SEO related research, these two were my go to for determining how popular a website was.

COVID-19 has killed more police officers than any other on-duty cause of death. This mandate might actually save the NYPD a lot of money in healthcare/funeral costs.

Very impressive! I used to pay $8 a month for carbon removal via Climeworks, their competitor. It looks like there is a minimum of $25 a month to do the same with Charm.

Your link is what I currently use, can you delve deeper into why Graphreader would save you time?

What vacuum would you recommend?

Highly recommend Scite, I use it on a nearly daily basis when doing lit reviews for my job.

This is great! I can see this saving me a lot of hours of hunting down the citations.

For other people in the academic research field, I would recommend Scite(https://scite.ai) which provides similar functionality.

This makes me nervous, I’ve used Dragon Speaking before and would be nervous for it to be folded into a Microsoft Office-like feature.

Now this is a real hacker post! Kudos to the author.

I have some mild tinnitus and listen to hours of audiobooks a day. I could see this being a great add-on to apps like Audible or Bound.

States keep falling for these corporate promises and waste billions of our tax dollars crafting these sweetheart deals.

Is this the legit link to Sci-Hub? I'm a little surprised to see Paypal allow donations.

You can pay for Mozilla VPN to support them