@GergelyOrosz And yet they have soc 2 compliance on several services. (Didn't check if it is the ones impacted). It would cover a RTO and RPO objective, test plans and validation.
https://t.co/67rBeThAxI
Another huge medical achievement from our very own @UHN ๐จ๐ฆ๐ฅ
A Toronto man lived with HIV for 27 years. Then he got leukemia and that diagnosis may have just cured him of both.
His doctors found a bone marrow donor carrying CCR5-ฮ32, a rare mutation in ~1% of people of European descent. HIV hijacks immune cells through the CCR5 receptor. If you don't have it, the virus has no door.
The transplant replaced his entire immune system with one HIV can't infect.
He stopped antiretroviral therapy in July 2025. As of today, HIV is undetectable by the most sensitive assays available. No viral reservoir. No immune response to HIV. Nine months clean.
He would be the 11th person in history to possibly be cured of HIV.
HIV cure is possible. We just proved it again at @UHN
Proud of the team at @UHN and @UofT !
Source: https://t.co/zH1fIfVubV
I sequenced my genome at home, on my kitchen table.
I wrote up exactly how I did it - the equipment, protocol, theory, and cost:
https://t.co/Nkjqaho2zm
@paulg Excellent read, thank you. You often don't use slang. Do you see 'legit' as slang for 'legitimate', or a distinct meaning?
Here - 'Whereas nothing could be more legit than a gold watch'
@paulg@Jason I follow the issue, of removing the point over removing words that aren't needed to communicate it. That said, wouldn't that be more concise. As the entire point is to always remove unnecessary words; the conditional is always true. Right, or wrong?
@_benjaminparry How about, dynamic scheduling. I believe right now they target their scheduled stop times, and if they are ahead of schedule will slow down. Given locations and timing is available in real time via app/sites - seems an antiquated solution to a non existent problem.