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This is very well presented and I hope Apple sees it. And this is the kind of thing that I don’t think would fly with Steve Jobs, most likely with very harsh reaction. Attention to the details was a big part of Apple’s DNA much because of him, and it’s a bit sad to see that eroding.

I think chemo in general kills rapidly dividing cells, which is a characteristic of cancer cells and, unfortunately, many types of regular cells as well, hence many of the side effects, like hair loss. If it is precancerous, then probably it’s not yet dividing in that way, so probably wouldn’t make much of a difference, unless you’d actually catch the moment when the switch to full fledged malignant happens.

Is this something that would be a good fit to automate node reboots/restarts of complex clustered systems? Think Kafka, Elasticsearch or Flink, where you can’t restart the next node without revalidating the state of the cluster and the rejoining of the previous node. Please feel free to suggest other tools for this purpose.

Definitely interested. Thanks for sharing.

Amazing, didn't know this existed. This plus my NC headphones, bliss. Enjoying it while I type this. Thank you!!

Source?

Came here to say this!

It is true that corneal transplantation is a thing since decades. However, a corneal transplant, like any transplant, has its issues. Rejections can still occur, and the healing process takes a long time, usually not less than one year, involving constant adjustments. If a cost-effective synthetic inert material addresses these issues, this is immense progress.