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by AnthonBerg 1y ago
Interesting, right? As a detail, I clearly experience the better bioavailability of Na -R-ALA. Often marketed as “stabilized”. As well as what I believe is the increased bioavailability of Na-R-ALA dissolved in water. The main point I want
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by AnthonBerg 1y ago
Interesting!, thanks! —and also: I’m sorry you had to go through that Had an experience with a missed type 1 diabetes diagnosis causing neuropathy in a loved one. There is a surprising amount of actionable scientific literature out on neuro
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by AnthonBerg 1y ago
Interesting!, thanks! NAC is all over the place; I didn’t know about this application. And yeah I was 100% skeptical too! Now I’m more sceptical of the kinda “nothing is known, nothing is knowable” angle, you know? There is so much knowle
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by AnthonBerg 1y ago
Experiences may vary; I’ve tasted and smelled NAC. The smell is reminescent of a high-potency cannabis strain. (Sulfur-containing molecules.) The taste is very acidic and a bit astringent. Generally the smell and taste of something isn’t a
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by AnthonBerg 1y ago
Me too! I happened to learn a few new things / aspects from asking and I thought I’d toss this into a comment
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by AnthonBerg 1y ago
I burned a heck of a lot of tokens on Claude Opus 4’s extended thoughts on this and the answer is most enjoyable!: Taking this question seriously leads us into surprisingly rich territory! It's actually at the intersection of several f
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by AnthonBerg 1y ago
I believe that the rutabaga is the perfect material to make sausages out of as it has proven as excellent swine fodder with widespread adoption! (Please forgive me the extreme disrespect put forth in the above statement! It is not the int
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by AnthonBerg 1y ago
Agreed! Nonetheless, VVVVVV’s graphics are exquisitely done, and, well, perfect? The graphical limitations – the technical underpinnings of the style? – those are a decision, and the result is… exactly what it should be. (Hard to get into w
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by AnthonBerg 1y ago
Having seen complex treatment-resistant PTSD taken through difficult work to peaceful resolution: It’s like having something in your mouth. It doesn’t go away. PTSD therapy is not about zapping the object to make it vanish. It’s about gaini
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by AnthonBerg 1y ago
The studies mentioned (but not linked?): https://scholar.google.com/scholar?oi=bibs&hl=en&cluster=179... https://scholar.google.com/scholar?oi=bibs&hl=en&cluster=384...
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by AnthonBerg 1y ago
with my posh upper-crust wide color gamut eyes *big eyelashes flutter-winking*
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by AnthonBerg 1y ago
Interesting. I’m betting a magnum bottle of IL-10 that neuroinflammation is part of the reason why there is less volume and thickness in those parts of the brain. See this fascinating review paper from 2018 – it’s all I post, everywhere,
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by AnthonBerg 1y ago
This post captures very well some mechanisms I learned about in the past years, the psychological mechanisms behind the behavior that people show towards people going through a high-risk pregnancy in a SARS-CoV-2 pandemic. To my great surpr
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by AnthonBerg 1y ago
Ketamine really does reduce IL-17 secretion, and significantly. Here come the sources. Links only for now. Hope to add a comment adding titles, authors etc. https://www.oncotarget.com/article/18324/text/ htt
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by AnthonBerg 1y ago
Ketamine curbs IL-17 secretion pretty hard. Psoriasis tends to vanish pretty quick after a therapy session.
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by AnthonBerg 2y ago
Aggression, Social Stress, and the Immune System – Takahashi, Flanigan, McEwen & Russo, 2018 https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/behavioral-neuroscience... “Aggression has an adaptive significance for most animal
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by AnthonBerg 2y ago
Hear hear! —and— From the hip: I think this is encompassed by dependent types. The stuff that just falls naturally out of dependent types includes tools that grasp… this. And other concerns. If I put it like so?: Software is automation. Dep
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The Wrong Way to Use a Signed Distance Function (SDF)(winterbloed.be)
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by AnthonBerg 2y ago
we each enter the corridors for our own purposes and yet they are one
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by AnthonBerg 2y ago
A badly written paper is bad at delivering its core content of scientific knowledge. The reading process less efficient, the understanding comes slower, and discussing the core ideas and findings is harder and less fruitful. A well written
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by AnthonBerg 2y ago
Thank you!
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by AnthonBerg 2y ago
That’s not going to yield the same bandwidth or memory latency though, right?
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by AnthonBerg 2y ago
Are you aware of the ample research and scientific knowledge on the interplay between the 5-HT2A receptor and inflammation, vasomotor effects, and effects of 5-HT2A activation on migraine and cluster headaches? In… all likelihood you do not
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by AnthonBerg 2y ago
Yes, pretty much I’d think—but less of the other wavelengths. I imagine that this could serve as different enough input to matter. With the eyes being a very expensive and highly-strung instrument and all?
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by AnthonBerg 2y ago
Haphazard guess: 2-3 days, and based on 5-HT2A receptor activation and/or Sigma-1 receptor activation rather than serotonin reuptake inhibition.
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by AnthonBerg 2y ago
I’ve wondered about the same thing. –Thanks for the link! I only notice things getting much quicker, fwiw. I do habitually throw resources at the IDE as mentioned in the next Youtrack comment down.
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by AnthonBerg 2y ago
Jetbrains always leave so much performance on the table!! Jetbrains IDEs go pretty fast when the JVM running them is switched over to the ZGC garbage collector, and by making sure the Metal or Vulkan renderer are being used. (And DirectX on
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by AnthonBerg 2y ago
I want to note that I am NOT making a connection to vaccines, nor do I see one. (Quite the opposite actually!)
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by AnthonBerg 2y ago
I think I’d feel better in something other than cotton but I haven’t come across anything. Just lucked out once when I needed a suit and grab the seemingly lightweight shirts off the rack; Have yet to get serious, you know?
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by AnthonBerg 2y ago
“Good enough for jazz” might be useful here?

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