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If you don’t mind closed source software, I’ve found PhotoStructure to be a little nicer. Ive found it’s the closest thing to google photos/apple photos that’s still self-hostable: https://photostructure.com/

This is neat. How does live-reloading work? Manually reloading a chrome extension with each code change has been a pain point for me in the past.

Not familiar with Qovery, but yes you can create preview envs. They’re called “review apps” for Dokku and it’s super neat. It ties in really nicely with GitHub actions so you can spawn and tear down preview environments with each pull request: https://github.com/dokku/github-action/blob/master/example-w....

The author of just-js did a write up about how he got that performance: https://just.billywhizz.io/blog/on-javascript-performance-01...

Ilford hp5+ still seems reasonably priced, even if it’s a little higher now than it was just a year or two ago

I get the AMA is not exactly the most unbiased source, but the study the article refers to uses quality measures and cost data from electronic medical records. Survey is an uncharitable take.

It does feel like it functions as one. It is a section of the MCAT that is least correlated with the amount of studying and the hardest section to improve on with retakes.

This assumes that actions that make a patient happy also make them healthy. There’s a risk that pursuing patient happiness can come at the expense of patient health. The doctor may be more inclined to keep a patient from switching doctors to keep getting paid.

The AMA certainly has physicians as members, but I would call it a stretch to say they represent the interests of a majority of physicians.

Plus, the AMA/AOA has been lobbying for more residency spots for a while now, which would increase supply for physicians. These are generally things that could bring down costs.

Physician salaries only make up about 8.6% of all healthcare costs. That’s less than Germany, Australia, France, etc.

Healthcare costs do need to come down, but slashing physician salaries should be near the bottom of the list of things to target.

https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/compensation-issues/ph...

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6179628/#__sec1...

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Ψ is naturally found in tRNA, so its not really something to be concerned about.

Edit: scratch that, confusing pseudouridine with 1-methyl-3’-pseudouridylyl

Anything particular reason you're worried about extra mRNA fragments? mRNA needs a initiation sequence in order to be translated into a protein, which only exists at the front. It also needs a polyA tail to maintain stability or it would just degrade. Random fragments don't do anything on their own