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by 738472527784 8y ago
I am with you. I actually love gnome a little bit. To be fair, changed theme and two extension are essential for me. It's so awesome once you got accustomed to the shortcuts and UI idea. Typing everywhere, I can pretty much never leave
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by 738472527784 8y ago
As far as I know, 'markers' reflect metabolic/functional attributes in malignant cells. The question about any type of cancer is wether you can target the malignant cells somewhat exclusively or not. Does the cancer retains h
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by 738472527784 8y ago
Citation needed.
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by 738472527784 8y ago
Yes. I think after 10 years you are pronounced "cured", which means no clinical presentation after that time usually means this type of cancer won't come back. The 5-year interval is the minimum used in studies on cancer surv
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by 738472527784 8y ago
See monoclonal antibody therapy for lymphoma. I think there is debate about late stage cancer survival and chemotherapy drug effectiveness, which OP somehow spread over the whole "cancer" topic. I doubt there is any debate about t
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by 738472527784 8y ago
What? Super unlikely a cancer diagnosed at 60 which killed you at 70, while showing complete remission at 65, would have let you live 10 years without treatment. Most people survive early stage cancer. Very few survive late stage cancer. Ve
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by 738472527784 8y ago
Regarding A: I think it is important to note, that cancer is usually survivable, if caught early. This might make the "all in" phenomenon not inherent to the disease, because affordable, frequent checkups and education, might prev
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by 738472527784 8y ago
The awkwardness could enhance stimulation of blood flow AND after you're finished can't be sustained because of exhaustion. Super effective.
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by 738472527784 8y ago
Are you saying any economically successful person is an artist, contributes to society and culture as art does? Are you saying, some billions heavy foreign company should have the same "right" to influence a region as a local art
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by 738472527784 8y ago
I like how they _visually marked 'F' and 'J' ........
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by 738472527784 8y ago
Though, nearly all of those diets seem integrate more veggies and massively reduce sugar.
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by 738472527784 8y ago
I want to add: plant based diets are associated with something like a 10% (or more) decrease in overall cancer risk, which doesn't seem like a lot, BUT the average life time risk to DIE because of cancer is 1:5, so really fucking high.
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by 738472527784 8y ago
I am just one of those internet health "scientists", check some keywords of what I am saying for yourself. There is no conclusive data on all nutrition/eating habits. People like me gamble against the supposed average. Someti
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by 738472527784 8y ago
A nightly fasting window of at least 13h has been shown to reduce recurrence of breast cancer in women.
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by 738472527784 8y ago
Anecdotally, I'd like to add that I run much better fasted than not. Granted I only run for 30 to 60 min, but even up to 36 hours fasting did not make it harder at all. I feel lighter, euphoric and my motivation does not change over th
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by 738472527784 8y ago
OP said brown rice...
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by 738472527784 8y ago
As of todays physics this is an impossible future, as long as there is no ~~game~~ epoch changing innovation on the energy sector.
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by 738472527784 8y ago
I think "flying car" should be reframed as 'noisy expensive conventional personal aircraft'. 'Flying car' is associated with what you see in scifi movies, they never use conventional aircraft tech, they can loc
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by 738472527784 8y ago
Thanks. Maybe I get a new keyboard (new nipple) alongside some SSDs for the next 6 years to come.
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by 738472527784 8y ago
From what I've read, those don't have the same feel as the keyboards used in the laptops and are definitely unrelated hardware. Since the keyboards are one of the "switched/repaired in < 5min parts" of (older) th
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by 738472527784 8y ago
Can confirm. Dell's nipples are unusable. Nothing like the Thinkpad ones.
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by 738472527784 8y ago
If it works and you got used to it, it is so great on the integrated display. I got so used to not leaving the home row, I get annoyed when I have to use the arrow keys. My X220 nipple unfortunately became a little unreliable. Needs calibra
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by 738472527784 8y ago
For all of earth, I assume the biggest trend in city migration is actually global warming. Desert expansion, failing crops, ... with all the fallout of consequentially destabilized villages/societies, civil wars, and so on, leading to
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by 738472527784 8y ago
I am sure harvests are still improving, due to automation, prediction and genetic engineering. Just not very visibly to outsiders. While the farms you know might superficially stagnate, same people running it, and so on, the total number of
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by 738472527784 8y ago
Thanks. I think we meant the same, and it's rather a question where your argumentation's starting point is set, because Wikipedia concurs, that DNA damage is caused by decreasing repair or apoptosis. Anyway, I think this is where
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by 738472527784 8y ago
Do you have a source on the claim, that accumulated DNA damage is key? As far as I know, DNA damage happens all the time, is usually no threat at youth, and the real problem is rather the ever increasing inability to repair, or kill defecti
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by 738472527784 8y ago
> we are the only ones on the planet who can't live in harmony with other species. Oh boy, this is a very naive and emotionally involved perception of things. A tendency to restore ecological equilibria is not the same as harmony. T
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by 738472527784 8y ago
As someone from Berlin, I can very much say this is the case.
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by 738472527784 8y ago
Uhm, how do you know house maintenance costs increased as well? Seriously, what kind of argument is that. Just because other cities are expensive as fuck, Berlin has to be as well?