https://mashable.com/article/twitch-data-breach-leak
https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/the-entirety-of-twitch-has-reportedly-been-leaked/
TLDR Anonymous for fun just pwnd Twitch. I can hear jef bezos's screams now.
Pwnd in this case includes source code to twitch. I thought it was public
There's an article in Science from last Friday about finding families of
bacterial enzymes that take an RNA template and edit DNA where the template
matches. The families appear to be related to the enzymes used in CRISPR,
and there are lots of them. So where CRISPR was the molecular scissors
Jon writes:
< What do you suppose people imagine when they imagine computers the size of
atoms? Little boxy Rosey the robots? >
I once was on a project concerned with reducing cellulose to glucose, and part
of it was imaging with STMs and similar devices. The enzymes that break the
"I saw Chuang in a recent panel discussion about QC, and..."
Well said. My experiences and observations of the academic/professional
researcher world corresponds pretty readily. What do you suppose people
imagine when they imagine computers the size of atoms? Little boxy Rosey
the robots?
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I saw Chuang in a recent panel discussion about QC, and he pitched the idea of
computers that could grow from seeds. People on the panel acted like he was
nutty. He seems to have many wild ideas on many topics. Maybe for someone
like that everything is easy, and they don’t feel trapped in
"It almost seems cautionary. He still talks optimistically"
I remember getting his book out of the CSU library when I was 20, about the
time of this interview. I remember feeling hope that while others around me
were so concerned with the boolean question of whether there would one day
be such
Gilding the lily, since I don’t disagree with anything that has specifically
been said.
I have felt like, somewhere between the deliberate distortion of Emerson that
reads “consistency is the hobgoblin of small minds”
(Fun ref see
I wonder how far he sees the exponential progress of computing compared to his
progress from the future. It almost seems cautionary. He still talks
optimistically like that, at least in public.
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I managed to read it. BTW, the tokens after the "?" should be deleted unless
you want Wired to log everyone's click to that email campaign.
It's an interesting problem. But it sounds like they have it well in hand. I've
donated to the ICIJ a few times. This year, I'm afraid all my donation
I managed to read it. BTW, the tokens after the "?" should be deleted unless
you want Wired to log everyone's click to that email campaign.
It's an interesting problem. But it sounds like they have it well in hand. I've
donated to the ICIJ a few times. This year, I'm afraid all my donation
That video is pretty cool. Isaac Chuang seems unimaginably young in 2000.
It was one of those moments for me when someone who appeared so much older
than me at the time appears so much younger in hindsight.
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FRIAM Applied
Wow. I think Owen Densmore is in Padua. I wonder if he is dry enough to
read FRIAM right now.
Cody Smith
On Tue, Oct 5, 2021 at 6:36 PM Roger Critchlow wrote:
> https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2021/10/05/italy-record-rainfall-/
>
> 29.2 inches in 12 hours, and a half a million
I hope you can get in to read this interesting WIRED story.
https://www.wired.co.uk/article/pandora-papers-leak?utm_source=Pew+Research+Center_campaign=7493ce817a-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2021_10_06_01_38_medium=email_term=0_3e953b9b70-7493ce817a-399349929
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