Quote Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker View Post
As a coder, though, I REALLY like the mRNA vaccines. That's straight up coding there. Those vaccines were being developed to go after a variety of cancers, which even sapator would probably agree are a bit more deadly than the flu. The difficulty is the delivery mechanism, and making the mRNA stable enough to generate proteins. The COVID vaccines show that both of those problems have been solved, so now the same technique can be used to create vaccines against any unique protein target. Certain cancers expose unique proteins, hence the idea of vaccinating against them. It's a pretty interesting thing.
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL. Are you kidding me? Performing in-place human kernel patches...what could possibly go wrong? Besides everything?

As a coder it should scare the hell out of you.