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120 points by j_kao 6h ago 33 comments

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371 points by jcusch 13h ago 169 comments

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56 points by csense 4d ago 7 comments

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Comments (1)

skeptrune · 2h ago

Louis Rossmann and everyone he works with are all doing amazing work on this. I'm incredibly grateful that they are fighting the good fight.