Alex3917

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by Alex3917 4y ago
This. Any source of systemic inflammation does this. It would be no different if you had a cold or an autoimmune disorder.
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by Alex3917 4y ago
> they're not protected against being fired Of course they are. Concerted workplace activity to improve workplace conditions is protected under NLRB. It's literally the definition of protected activity.
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by Alex3917 4y ago
> But when you supplement Vitamin D seems to lower your blood pressure as much as it makes your team win the Superbowl Because you need UVA to convert the vitamin D to nitric oxide, and if you're getting enough UVA to do that then y
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by Alex3917 4y ago
You should be able to get rid of them near your house though. E.g. by keeping grass trimmed, removing any plants they like, planting persimmon trees to attract opossums, etc.
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by Alex3917 4y ago
At this point there are so many common tickborne illnesses, plus many that haven't even been discovered, that I don't see having a vaccine against only lyme as being a huge game changer. I mean don't get me wrong, it would be
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by Alex3917 4y ago
Not accurate. If you read the original research study this recommendation is based on, it prevents the bullseye rash, which they used as a proxy measure. It's unclear whether or not it actually prevents lyme. I personally got bitten by
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by Alex3917 4y ago
Now they just need to bring back wild eep and sosumi.
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by Alex3917 4y ago
Lead arsenate was sprayed directly onto fruit (like apples) as an insecticide until the government revoked its authorization for use on food products in 1988. https://aapse.wildapricot.org/resources/Documents/AAPSE
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by Alex3917 4y ago
In the U.S., lead was purposely added to food until 1988, so it’s not like this is an exclusively ancient problem.
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by Alex3917 4y ago
What's the overall best regex library today that can be used in production? E.g. in terms of features, speed of compilation, and speed of matching.
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by Alex3917 4y ago
Sure, all I'm saying is that if this is the SEC signaling that they're going to go after Tether next then that's a lot more interesting.
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by Alex3917 4y ago
> The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has been investigating Kwon Do-Hyung for violating the Securities Act, claiming that the blockchain service that made it possible to buy US equities with Terra was a violation of the Securit
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by Alex3917 4y ago
> But what this means is the wealthier localities have more tax revenue and thus better schools. Poorer districts tend to have more industrial properties, so they are often better funded than wealthier districts. Especially since most st
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by Alex3917 4y ago
Author cites the research on minorities being less likely be identified as gifted given comparable test scores, but selectively leaves out all of the research on the effects of eliminating gifted programs. I guess Teach for America assumes
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by Alex3917 4y ago
There are lots of ideas that FAANG companies can't copy, so if you do one that they can then that's a personal choice.
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by Alex3917 4y ago
> These theoretical benefits have been around for 10+ years with little to show for it. The closest analog to crypto distributed ledgers is, well, ledgers. If you look around you, there probably isn't a single product that could hav
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by Alex3917 4y ago
You have AngularJS up there, and React isn't a framework.
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> It is still the 2nd most popular frontend framework. Most popular. It still has more weekly downloads than Next on npm.
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Angular v14 is now available(blog.angular.io)
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by Alex3917 4y ago
> facebook could have noticed that the primary email for the user was for an expired domain, and proactively notified them to remove it. Or just wait at least a week before emailing a password reset PIN to secondary email addresses. I re
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by Alex3917 4y ago
His entire channel is great. It's one of the only YouTube channels where I can't think of a single bad video he's put out.
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by Alex3917 4y ago
There is a good Religion for Breakfast episode about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IJfmaGs72c
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by Alex3917 4y ago
Census data is wildly inaccurate. The percentage of people who fill out the census form is less than 20% in some neighborhoods. Whereas the city knows every time someone flushes a toilet or flips a light switch.
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Lead Arsenate Use in Apple Production [pdf](aapse.wildapricot.org)
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by Alex3917 4y ago
Actually at $20 for 8 - 11 berries, that's not a bad deal -- but only if they're actually exceptional quality.
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by Alex3917 4y ago
Less than you need to rent in Manhattan, which is presumably their target market. I have a little less than 0.2 acres, and I've got 11 in-ground trees and another ten container trees. And I'm purposely keeping the property looking
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by Alex3917 4y ago
> In the video for the farm they explain that the aim is to produce extremely high end strawberries that taste much better but aren’t as tough and able to be transported. Most things people claim can’t be transported can be transported j
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by Alex3917 4y ago
The USDA designates germplasm repositories for every edible crop, where you should be able to get seeds or scion wood for free.
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by Alex3917 4y ago
So they had been selling them for $50 per strawberry and they’re only 13 - 14 brix? For $50 I can plant a tree that will yield 30 - 40 lbs of fruit per year at 26 - 28 brix. This is perhaps a good real world example of the marshmallow test.
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by Alex3917 4y ago
> the audit is not required for MVP (<100 users) 100 lifetime signups isn't anywhere near enough to know whether or not an app is commercially viable. If the cap were something like 10,000, or even 2,500, then there would be a lo

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