Pentiment was brilliant AF. Pillars of Eternity II was also amazing. The writing and art direction in these games is the same quality of NV.
Outer Worlds was alright, but the DLC was very good.
I'll support any Obsidian ventures because there's not really any other studios that make high quality narrative driven games similar to them. Maybe WarHorse Studios or CDPR.
Yes I know there are studies. What I'm saying is since tooth decay is predominantly caused by acid erosion, not sugar, I'm confused why they would ignore this in this study and the modelling. Except for people who do not brush their teeth daily (which isn't 0%!), then sugar is food for oral, acid-producing microbes.
Reducing sugar is good, but tackling tooth decay requires public health education on acidic drinks as well as a sugar tax.
While I support this, why do none of these studies or articles talk about carbonic acid, which is what makes soft drink fizzy? This directly erodes enamel and causes tooth decay.
By simply rinsing your mouth with water after soft drinks, you massively reduce the amount of time your teeth are exposed to acid. Same for orange juice etc. This also work for the sugar in the drink - dilution in action.
Yeah I guess you're right after a search on Google Scholar. Without LIDAR or other independent sensors, even modern ML approaches don't tend to perform reliably.
Thanks for prompting me to look this up. Here's hoping it never improves.
That's beautifully written. I like the idea that I receive cute lil interstellar photons. The stochastic nature of the universe means I am being irradiated by an interstellar object thousands of years away. They started a journey from a star thousands of years ago, crossed the vast expanse of space without hitting anything, pierced our planet's atmosphere as our planet and system hurtle through space, and was then absorbed by a single cone cell in my eye. It almost feels unbelievable.
I'm optimistic in the space of biology and biotechnology though. People are doing actual SciFi shit right now. We've got CAR-T tech, CRISPR that's trivial to deploy, monoclonal antibodies, mRNA tech, microbiome science, DNA sequencing that is mind-blowingly good, large scale computational analysis and machine learning that's decoding the noise of our genomes, rapid detection of pathogens with a MALDI-TOF, to just name a few.
It's an insane time in biology right now, and it's the current frontier along with computer science/ML.
Na this is actual intrusive thoughts from someone who has spent a considerable amount of time in a lab. It's legit. I felt seen reading this comic. The plastic waste makes me shudder. Also experiments actually just fail sometimes, not even giving a positive or negative result. The method went wrong or a reagent was cooked.
Layout + custom icons and diagrams. Explainer figures etc.
God I love Inkscape. One of my top pieces of software. I use it for scientific publications too
Dev team from Avowed is different from other projects IIRC.
For Fallout you'd hope they'll assemble the A team - JE Sawyer, John Gonzalez, maybe contract in Avellone etc.
Either way, straight buy for me.
Pentiment was brilliant AF. Pillars of Eternity II was also amazing. The writing and art direction in these games is the same quality of NV. Outer Worlds was alright, but the DLC was very good.
I'll support any Obsidian ventures because there's not really any other studios that make high quality narrative driven games similar to them. Maybe WarHorse Studios or CDPR.
Yes I know there are studies. What I'm saying is since tooth decay is predominantly caused by acid erosion, not sugar, I'm confused why they would ignore this in this study and the modelling. Except for people who do not brush their teeth daily (which isn't 0%!), then sugar is food for oral, acid-producing microbes.
Reducing sugar is good, but tackling tooth decay requires public health education on acidic drinks as well as a sugar tax.
While I support this, why do none of these studies or articles talk about carbonic acid, which is what makes soft drink fizzy? This directly erodes enamel and causes tooth decay. By simply rinsing your mouth with water after soft drinks, you massively reduce the amount of time your teeth are exposed to acid. Same for orange juice etc. This also work for the sugar in the drink - dilution in action.
Very cool experiment. I love the idea of cosmic erosion. Space is truly a hostile environment in every aspect.
Yeah I guess you're right after a search on Google Scholar. Without LIDAR or other independent sensors, even modern ML approaches don't tend to perform reliably.
Thanks for prompting me to look this up. Here's hoping it never improves.
They are probably doing ML-based gait analysis to ID obscured faces. Trivial to then link it to a credit card, then identity at checkout.
I left my heart in the Sierra Madre
Endurance mogged
Two of these are Fire/Fighting types
That's beautifully written. I like the idea that I receive cute lil interstellar photons. The stochastic nature of the universe means I am being irradiated by an interstellar object thousands of years away. They started a journey from a star thousands of years ago, crossed the vast expanse of space without hitting anything, pierced our planet's atmosphere as our planet and system hurtle through space, and was then absorbed by a single cone cell in my eye. It almost feels unbelievable.
You activated ARCHIMEDES?! What the hell are you thinking?!
Great comment!
I'm optimistic in the space of biology and biotechnology though. People are doing actual SciFi shit right now. We've got CAR-T tech, CRISPR that's trivial to deploy, monoclonal antibodies, mRNA tech, microbiome science, DNA sequencing that is mind-blowingly good, large scale computational analysis and machine learning that's decoding the noise of our genomes, rapid detection of pathogens with a MALDI-TOF, to just name a few.
It's an insane time in biology right now, and it's the current frontier along with computer science/ML.
This was my favourite chapter of Orb: On the Movements of the Eartlh. 10% goes to Potocki
There's only one country that uses nukes to destroy civilisation.
You can't make a tomelette without breaking some gregs
Before Sunrise
Na this is actual intrusive thoughts from someone who has spent a considerable amount of time in a lab. It's legit. I felt seen reading this comic. The plastic waste makes me shudder. Also experiments actually just fail sometimes, not even giving a positive or negative result. The method went wrong or a reagent was cooked.