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Cake day: June 13th, 2023

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  • the information that says how the body is built, is constant

    Shamelessly stolen from Reddit

    “Every cell division can result in random mutations. Also DNA of single cells can mutate due to radiation and other events. So you would not get a 100% match in a DNA test, wenn you sequence a single cell. Certain cell types also change their DNA permanently (B and T lymphocytes to be able to produce the same antibodies permanently). However, when you sequence a sample of a lot of cells these mutations won’t be visible in the results because it would be just noise. So overall, the result should be close to 100% but there will always be sequencing errors as well… And there are telomers sequences, which get shorter every cell division. So these will be different as well. On the other hand when you look at tumor/cancer the DNA can be very different. But this is a topic for itself. I hope this helped!”




















  • A lot of that will be dictated by your budget. I would start with PC part picker.

    General recommendation is that, if you can, get a GPU with 16 gigs of memory and have 32 on the OS. That will help future proof the device so you’re not having the same conversation in a few years.

    For CPU, amd typically keeps their socket longer than intel. This is your upgrade potential. AM5 is the latest AMD socket. You can be guaranteed at least a couple more releases of CPUs on that socket over the next few years to upgrade to.

    The downside is that PC parts are very expensive right now. That’s why the gabecube isn’t out. So if you’re budget constrained, use PC part picker to balance your options.