Japan may be a good comparison on the rule side of things, but culturally how sick leave is taken, I am not sure.
On the one hand people in Japan seem to be more concerned about not getting others (or themselves) sick, seeing as they constantly wear face masks (already pre-pandemic), on the other hand the work culture seems more cut-throat so they may have more pressure to come in even while sick, not sure.
The way I see it this is a guy who hasn't been relevant in ages is still getting his words amplified about a studio that can't do anything new since 2010 being shut down by a company that owns too much.
Truer words have never been spoken, especially the first part.
Oh jeez. I mean very cool one can do this at home (even if still pricey) but the usefulness of this is very much overstated here.
Quote from the article:
Which variants do I have?
Which genes and pathways are affected?
Which medicines might I metabolize differently?
What rare variants should I take seriously?
Where does the model know nothing yet?
Aside from the last question, if it were THAT easy to get definite answers, don't you think someone would have commercialized it already? These questions answered correctly by just sequenced data are what scientists would like to have. But biology, genes, signaling pathways, are hugely complex. I doubt this dude has anywhere near the scientific knowledge to make any sense of this.
E.g. you got a variant of a gene that makes it more likely for you to get a certain cancer. Well, the increase over healthy people might be less than 1%, so what now? You may never suffer from this at all during your life time.
If that was the whole reason this dude went through all the effort, then I don't know what to say. Additionally running it through AI models, have we not learned anything from 23andme selling genetic data? If the whole reason you do this at home is "control over data", you just missed the whole point when asking Claude why your tummy aches after eating your fav food.
Edit: additional lmao that shows me this dude has no scientific background
This is intended to be read by AI- please just copy and paste the URL of this and have ChatGPT walk you through it. If you have AR glasses, even better, since the AI can walk you through the whole protocol.
The whole text that follows IS essentially a lab protocol. I am a scientist, this is how we note things down. Well, except for stuff like putting gloves on. You don't need AI to tell you anything here, you just read the protocol and follow it.
How do you "configure it to provide better results than Google"? Not trying to call you out, but I assume your measure of what is better is highly subjective. If it would be down to simple config changes to get quality superior to Google search, OP wouldn't have to ask this question.
In the least use Fennec or better Ironfox. However Ironfox is breaking some websites occasionally or can be just slow loading pages so I have both installed and use them both.
Japan may be a good comparison on the rule side of things, but culturally how sick leave is taken, I am not sure.
On the one hand people in Japan seem to be more concerned about not getting others (or themselves) sick, seeing as they constantly wear face masks (already pre-pandemic), on the other hand the work culture seems more cut-throat so they may have more pressure to come in even while sick, not sure.