2012-05-15.log

--- Log opened Tue May 15 00:00:10 2012
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@kanzurehttp://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/to32n/ask_aubrey_de_grey_chief_science_officer_sens/08:08
@kanzurewith apologies for linking to reddit. i guess this shouldn't matter, since aubrey usually answers all of his incoming email.08:08
@kanzureoh god, delinquentme is on there. evidence that he uses reddit! no wonder.08:09
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Mariuinteresting10:25
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Mariuthanks, kanzure10:29
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Mariuwow, epic reply from delinquentme10:38
Mariu'overpopulation is the go-to argument for anyone new to this.10:38
MariuAs a society advanced they no longer need children to act as farmers and caretakers. In 3rd world countries kids are there to support and do chores etc etc.10:38
MariuTLDR: As countries trend towards higher standards of living the need for children drop10:38
Mariuawesome !10:38
delinquentmeMariu, =] glad to see you're on there too10:38
Mariu^^10:39
delinquentmeyeah I made a big list for all the typical derp questions:10:39
delinquentmehttp://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/to32n/ask_aubrey_de_grey_chief_science_officer_sens/c4ob29u10:39
Mariusweet10:39
delinquentmeOh and I'm also a fan of the " if you lived to be 1000 when would you have children "10:39
delinquentmeI'm waiting for someone to say 2310:39
MariuxD10:39
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nmz787delinquentme: if i lived to be 1000, i think a better question would be, how many children would I have11:44
delinquentmehaha umm well wrapping it up is one of the greatest human pleasures!11:45
delinquentmebut in present day kids are fucking expensive11:45
@kanzurekids cost the same as an expensive hobby11:46
delinquentmethey're up there11:46
delinquentmefood + school + sanity11:47
delinquentmefactor in time value of money11:47
delinquentmeyeah they're like the cost of a G611:47
Mokbortolan_and t-ball11:47
Mokbortolan_and ballet lessons11:48
Mokbortolan_and summer camps11:48
Mokbortolan_and clothes that they wear 3 times then grow out of11:48
Mokbortolan_and food they don't eat11:48
Mokbortolan_and toys, oh, and toys for OTHER kids at their birthday parties11:48
Mokbortolan_not to mention the birthday parties themselves11:48
Mokbortolan_my kids' school district doesn't provide full-day kindergarten, only half day, you have to pay $335/mo to make up the difference and get full day11:49
* Mokbortolan_ complains bitterly about how awesome his life is.11:50
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delinquentme:P11:50
delinquentmeMokbortolan_, what about that porsche for their sweet 16 like they saw on MTV?11:51
Mokbortolan_we don't have MTV11:52
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Mokbortolan_though, that won't protect us11:52
delinquentmelolol11:52
delinquentmesmart dude11:52
Mokbortolan_by the time she's old enough the media giants will have fully exploited the internet's children11:52
delinquentmewhat about computers and diablo 3?11:52
@kanzuredelinquentme: for the first ten years i was banned from tv, computers, electricity, etc.11:53
Mokbortolan_she doesn't have a gaming machine, just a little netbook11:53
delinquentmeyash is not around11:53
delinquentmekanzure, me too !11:53
@kanzuredidn't seem to go right in your case11:53
delinquentmelol yeah haha11:53
delinquentmejust made me spiteful11:53
delinquentmeMokbortolan_, you're a brave man I dont think id do kids till im like 6011:54
delinquentmepatience and knowing your own demons11:54
delinquentmethat stuff about " And the sins of the father are passed to the children "11:54
delinquentmethat shit worries the hell out of me11:54
@kanzureyou believe in sins?11:54
@kanzurebleh please don't perpetuate that in here11:54
delinquentmelol nah sins is like the term for short comings11:56
delinquentmefor example I can pick out a few of my fathers short comings and say "OK XYZ happened because he had ABC shortcomings "11:57
delinquentmewhere XYZ is how I act or things I do11:57
@kanzurethis sounds overly simplistic and not useful11:57
jrayhawkis this a no-psychology-zone too11:59
@kanzurejrayhawk: yet to be decided!11:59
delinquentmeyeah its a psychology tinted11:59
@kanzurejrayhawk: but i somehow doubt that shortcomings is a good parenting model11:59
delinquentme.. statement11:59
delinquentmea more concrete example12:00
@kanzureno, let's not12:00
delinquentmewhen you've got parents who are really low tax bracket .. money always being an issue12:00
delinquentmethat passes particular beliefs onto the children12:00
delinquentmedaddy doesnt have his money woes solved so that demon is passed to the kids12:01
@kanzure"sin inheritance" isn't a valid concept. we know this from biology. in addition, orphans show this.12:01
delinquentmethe term sin is just as the saying goes12:01
delinquentmethe underlying concept remains12:01
delinquentmeargument of semantics12:01
delinquentmeand orphans yes .. im not saying that this is hereditary12:01
delinquentmeim saying that its part of the upbringing12:02
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nmz787you guys talking about how expensinve kids are are all so white12:18
nmz787err. american12:19
@kanzurenmz787: it's ok, white is probably correct :P12:19
nmz787A) kids are biologically more efficient than adults in physical mobility terms B) humans learn fastest when young C) if you are in business for yourself, its easy for them to contribute D) they grow up and can become household producers whether in family business or elsewhere E) most people live on USD $2/day, which with a DIY trick called cooking allows sufficient nutrient for healthy biological development and support12:22
@kanzurewhat are you arguing for?12:24
nmz787kids being cheap and good for the environment12:24
nmz787hah12:24
nmz787well, for myself i feel thats the case, as I think more people should think like me12:24
@kanzureisn't manure also good for the environment?12:25
nmz787and would definitely be down for a mixed-clone army12:25
nmz787yeah, humanure is a thing12:25
@kanzurei mean, there's no way children are more efficient at providing nutrients to the environment than via manure :P12:25
nmz787well i say good for the environment because my environmental concern is much greater than the majority of population (i.e. the litterbugs whose trash lines the sidewalk outside my house right now)12:26
nmz787and my values, in some form, will be passed down through my teaching of their neural networks12:27
@kanzure** Finished account 'gmail' in 108:57:2012:27
@kanzurefinally! my backup.12:27
nmz787sorry, training their neural network12:27
MariuGoogle drive is cool12:33
Mariu*Drive12:33
Mariuwhat do you guys think of Brooke Greenberg ?12:36
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nmz787pretty interesting12:53
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@kanzurerandom telomerase-related email i've received:14:07
@kanzurehttp://diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers2/longevity/2012-05-15.txt14:07
@kanzureone of those authors looks possibly crazy, the other looks possibly insightful14:08
@kanzure"The worst thing about cellular senescence is the Senescence Associated Secretory Phenotype (SASP_This is the real "enemy" in aging. One senescent cell secreting these multiple toxic cytokines ( > 100 of them) causes the surrounding non-senscent cells to become senescent or they can cause dysplastic cells to undergo malignant transformation into immortal cells."14:09
@kanzure"National Plan to Address Alzheimer's Disease" http://aspe.hhs.gov/daltcp/napa/NatlPlan.shtml14:11
@kanzurehttp://aspe.hhs.gov/daltcp/napa/NatlPlan.pdf14:11
@kanzure"However Stoyanov developed new protocol and 12.12.2011 there was a kitten experiment solidifying at -20C in his lab, but the kitten didn't woke up. "14:16
@kanzurehahah this guy's english is awesome14:16
@kanzure^from https://sites.google.com/site/journal1stoyanov/home (i think he wrote the 2012-05-15.txt email)14:16
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Mariulater everyone14:59
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@kanzurehttp://www.amazon.com/Thermaltake-BlacX-eSATA-Docking-Station/dp/B001A4HAFS15:04
@kanzurebetter than my dangling usb/sata thing15:04
nmz787long ass email15:05
@kanzurehaha15:05
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nmz787kanzure: where can I store all the linked items here http://cba.mit.edu/events/07.05.fluid/15:13
@kanzureone sec15:15
@kanzurenmz787: way ahead of you.. http://diyhpl.us/~byan/papers2/microfluidics/cba-mit-0705fluids/15:16
@kanzureaww typoed my own name15:16
@kanzurehttp://diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers2/microfluidics/cba-mit-0705fluids/15:16
@kanzurealso it's cool to see hod lipson on that list for once. church, endy, carr, prakash, whitesides, gershenfeld are all pretty standard15:17
@kanzureactually, shit. that's all my heroes right there. church, whitesides, lipson, gershenfeld, prakash, maybe endy.. i should be there15:18
nmz787lol15:20
nmz787btw my roommate has that SATA dock, seems like a decent item to have15:24
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@kanzurenmz787: i have something like that, except not a dock. just kinda plugs in.15:25
nmz787how do i download a directory over http with windows?15:36
@kanzurenmz787: install cygwin, then install wget or curl. or, install a vm then run linux. or, you can probably find a lousy ui to wget/curl for windows15:41
nmz787http://sourceforge.net/projects/gnuwin32/files/wget/15:43
nmz787i've done this before!15:43
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jrayhawkwget -m http://hostname/resource/path/16:41
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delinquentmehey guys ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pEkCbqN4uo << this is scaring the shit out of me20:31
delinquentmeIDK if its any motivation for your guys20:31
@kanzurewhat is it20:34
doclsomething about obesity20:37
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roksprokwww.papertigers.me.uk/papertigers/Contact%20and%20Lead%20Emails.xls20:44
roksprok^^^14k biotech people's email addresses20:44
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roksprokof course it downloads an xls file20:45
roksprokdelinquentme: maybe you could send them an email about your robot?20:45
roksproki guess that would be spamming though20:45
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delinquentmeroksprok, who am I sending things to?20:53
roksprokI thought you had a liquid handling robot you were trying to gauge the market for?20:54
delinquentmeroksprok, Ohh you're saying hit up that list20:54
roksprokwell if you think it would help20:55
roksproki just stumbled upon it and figured i'd drop it here for safe-keeping lol20:55
@kanzurejudge alsup dropped da bomb.21:00
@kanzurehttp://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=397989921:00
@kanzurehttp://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=20120515120106322#Update_521:00
@kanzureJudge: You can't win with RangeCheck.21:00
@kanzureOracle: No, it's really really important.21:00
@kanzureJudge: Witness testified a high-school student could code it.21:00
@kanzureOracle: No, No, Google made squillions by copying it.21:00
@kanzureJudge: It really is very simple. Don't go there, please.21:00
@kanzureOracle: We will show RangeCheck was the sole basis of Android's success and still intend to claim squillions.21:00
@kanzureJudge: I'm a programmer. I could, and have, written RangeCheck in half a dozen languages, in as many ways, before I've even had my first coffee of the morning.21:00
@kanzureOracle: gulp21:00
@kanzureso basically.. every time he got bored listening to an expert witness he wrote another version of rangeCheck21:01
@kanzureyou have to think he's spent most of the trial waiting to drop that one. i think this is what you call in the legal profession, a bitch slap.21:02
delinquentmelol21:03
delinquentmethat is awesome21:03
@kanzure""The Atlanta Journal Constitution is reporting that a federal judge has ruled in favor of Georgia State University on 69 of 74 copyright claims filed by Cambridge University Press, Oxford University Press, and SAGE Publications. In a 350-page ruling, Senior U.S. District Judge Orinda Evans found that 'fair use protected a Georgia State University professor's decision to allow students to access an excerpt online through the university's Electronic21:45
@kanzure"While the 69 of the 74 claims were rejected, the judge also found that five violations did occur 'when the publisher lost money because a professor had provided free electronic access to selected chapters in textbooks.' SAGE Publications prevailed on four of these five claims, while Oxford University Press won the fifth claim. Cambridge University Press lost all its claims.""21:45
@kanzurehttp://www.tc.umn.edu/~nasims/GSU-opinion.pdf21:45
@kanzurehttp://www.insidehighered.com/news/2012/05/14/court-rejects-many-publishers-arguments-e-reserves21:45
@kanzureanalysis: http://blogs.library.duke.edu/scholcomm/2012/05/12/the-gsu-decision-not-an-easy-road-for-anyone/21:47
@kanzure"Another interesting aspect, which I got from this also-interesting analysis [laboratorium.net] of the decision, is that many of the claims never even got to a legal analysis stage, because the publishers couldn't produce sufficient evidence of having a registered copyright:21:47
@kanzure"either they couldn't find a signed copyright transfer from the author showing that the publisher actually had copyright properly assigned to them, or they couldn't produce evidence that they had registered the copyright (a prerequisite under U.S. law for suing)."21:47
delinquentmekanzure, do you think there would be any use in a distribution/marketing strategy of 1) Contacting the publishing research lab and offering confirmation services then 2) Request that if anyone contacts them needing additional information about reproducing a particular protocol that they could contact me21:51
delinquentmeor at least parts of a protocol which could be run with a liquid handler21:51
@kanzurewtf? "American Geophysical Union v. Texaco"21:51
@kanzurewtf? "Princeton University Press v. Michigan Document Services"21:52
@kanzurewell i guess a geophysics union might have something against an oil company, maybe21:52
@kanzuredelinquentme: no, you are not an expert on reproducing protocols21:52
delinquentmecertainly not but is that the only stumbling block?21:53
delinquentmeI mean assuming you could pass this idea and get it functional ... thats an automatic  distribution channel21:54
@kanzureanother problem is that nobody would want to talk with you, they want to talk with the person that actually did it21:54
delinquentmelike after a researcher is done w a study they get to pass it off to another organization who handles all the follow up work21:54
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delinquentmehttp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-18074644  bio engineered batteries !! http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-1807464422:06
delinquentmederp pasted twice22:06
delinquentmealright all nighty night!22:20
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Juulwhat's the simples possible DIY PCR machine anyone has built?23:24
Juullight bulb pcr i guess23:32
Juulhrm, whatever happened to LavaAmp23:33
Juulthe site seems to be down and archive.org's snapshot is old23:33
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