AnthonBerg

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   by AnthonBerg 5mo ago

   I propose a mechanism that brings about the difference: Higher speed cracks the brittle beans differently, smashing them into a higher proportion of fines. Fine and coarse particles yield very different proportions of compounds into the wat
2. 62.▲
   by AnthonBerg 6mo ago

   The Topping Pro audio interfaces have ludicrously good inputs. The E8x8 has eight analog ins and eight outs plus more connectivity for $450. It is very cheap for what you get. The inputs are crazy good. $450 is also a good chunk of cash,
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   by AnthonBerg 6mo ago

   Thinking about it, it would be pretty magical. Neo with 10GbE to fast storage and CPU and GPU: Thin client that's pretty damn thick for how thin it is.
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   by AnthonBerg 6mo ago

   It is capable of particularly beautiful writing. I've had a really nice user preference for writing style going. That user preference clicks better into place with 4.7; the underlying rhythm and cadence is also mich more refined. Rhyth
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   by AnthonBerg 6mo ago

   To examine why, a thought experiement: Scenes: The doctor in his office, The consultation. The surgery. We have a carousel of sound tracks. What kind of movie soundtrack fits best? What's the difference between cutting out someone&#x27
6. 66.▲
   by AnthonBerg 6mo ago

   Depends what kind of expensive. Bought an expensive jacket. It's indestructible and cool and has good pockets. It's a motorcycle jacket. I didn't know I was buying an indestructible normal jacket.
7. 67.▲
   by AnthonBerg 6mo ago

   And: How do we treat them?
8. 68.▲
   by AnthonBerg 6mo ago

   And commonly get judgy and weird if somone thinks and does.
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   by AnthonBerg 6mo ago

   As someone whose brain was addled by exposure to art history, I strongly support the suggested pelican on bicycle.
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    by AnthonBerg 7mo ago

    From the language "King James Version" to "LinkedIn Speak", the Lord's Prayer: Shoutout to the Ultimate CEO in the HQ upstairs. Your personal brand is absolutely legendary. We’re ready for that global expansion and
11. 71.▲
    by AnthonBerg 8mo ago

    Yes. And: Fabric. Shirt.
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    by AnthonBerg 8mo ago

    ε
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    by AnthonBerg 9mo ago

    Beautifully, this reads like it came right out of Le Guin's rendition of the Tao Te Ching: Most translators of popular texts look closely at other translations to "triangulate" on meaning and authorial intent. Older translat
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    by AnthonBerg 9mo ago

    Managers are incentivized to do things to the real world that show up as "• Led implementation of [bla]" on their resume. It's more effort to do things that also make sense than only to produce the bullet point.
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    by AnthonBerg 9mo ago

    To my surprise, it has been my experience that this turns out to be pulmonary . It was always the chicken-and-egg of... breathing. Seems like this has been my story: Severe prolonged stress floored me. Turns out that the autonomous control
16. 76.▲
    by AnthonBerg 9mo ago

    This isn't an argument. This is a description of an angle on staying alive, better, for longer. It's a competitive advantage in a Darwinian situation. Don't read thousands of papers. Read some papers. Not too carefully. Mostl
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    by AnthonBerg 9mo ago

    Good question; It's also hard to get this into words. Basically I'm fine but I shouldn't be, people are fine who wouldn't have been, lost one unborn child and the next one not; Got a pretty good handle on some significan
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    by AnthonBerg 9mo ago

    I'm just some rando and I do! It sounds like a hero story – it's not, it's more an existential nightmare and funny story? – but I kind of accidentally came to start reading all kinds of papers. Then fiancée was diagnosed with
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    by AnthonBerg 9mo ago

    Seconded. I... I don't know how to get it across; For the love of God read the literature on NAC, alpha lipoic acid, bromhexine, and ambroxol. Just... read. Read the molecular biology papers.
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    by AnthonBerg 10mo ago

    Some of the gaming handhelds that have mainline Linux support might be the ticket. Ah, and the Vivid Unit: https://www.vividunit.com/Main_Page
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    by AnthonBerg 10mo ago

    I... just... https://www.reddit.com/r/PetsWithButtons/ (/r/PetsWithButtons)
22. 82.▲
    by AnthonBerg 1y ago

    I’m inclined to believe that this happens because there are strong incentives to being able to add to your resume “Directed digital modernization of Museum of Note”.
23. 83.▲
    by AnthonBerg 1y ago

    ʰᵉₕₑheʰᵉₕₑhe in 400V
24. 84.▲
    by AnthonBerg 1y ago

    Thanks!
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    by AnthonBerg 1y ago

    The two have been posited: Lithium can be viewed an antioxidant – correctly or not?, I do not know. Air pollution can be viewed as oxidative stress. It’s interesting to search Google Scholar for “lithium antioxidant”.
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    by AnthonBerg 1y ago

    Who cares what you want?
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    by AnthonBerg 1y ago

    Indeed!: The case with surgeons continuing to use masks which only serve the function of arresting kinetically emitted saliva droplets when they could be using masks which afford much greater protection against a categorically wider range o
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    by AnthonBerg 1y ago

    The debacle of failing to convey the concrete reality of aerosol transmission and failing to convey the concrete reality of masks that gape at the sides (“surgical masks”) fundamentally and obviously not protecting against aerosol transmiss
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    by AnthonBerg 1y ago

    Having had to figure out a physiological puzzle involving histamine as an alertness-promoting neurotransmitter, and getting to see adult-onset Type 1 diabetes up close where histamine is intimately related to everything as a core part of gl
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    by AnthonBerg 1y ago

    One is not counter to the other.