IAmBroom

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961.
by IAmBroom 8mo ago
The movie made by a serious alcoholic, who omitted the copious amounts of booze he had during the "test period"?
962.
by IAmBroom 8mo ago
It's dumber than that. If the people telling the interviewers to use polygraphs believe the suspects will believe in polygraphs , it's enough.
963.
by IAmBroom 8mo ago
"Seem high" and "is much higher than usual" are two very different things. Your mother's life might be worth $100 billion+ to you, but that doesn't mean her accidental death will make you into Elon's neigh
964.
by IAmBroom 8mo ago
My Kia Soul detects i & ii (because of its soft lane-following tech). iii doesn't seem too hard for camera tech: the eyes must be facing forward and visible in a narrow FOV (basically the seat width).
965.
by IAmBroom 8mo ago
> The right dose is ~0.3 mg, I've heard this before, but the only metastudy I could find strongly supports a dose of 3 mg 3 hours before bedtime. Dose effectiveness effectively halves when taking less than ~2 mg or more than ~10 mg.
966.
by IAmBroom 8mo ago
> > The "kiki" sound has more high frequency content than the "bouba" sound > And where did you get that from? In non-tonal languages the pitch conveys almost no information and people speak at very different on
967.
by IAmBroom 8mo ago
Talk to someone under 30. Show them this cool "phone" app on their cellphones.
968.
by IAmBroom 8mo ago
JasonADrury: I mean fuck, the silly European me thought that Mexicans were mostly white. They sure as hell mostly look like Europeans to me. djohnston: * Says Mexicans can't be POCs * DJ really overstated it, but yes: you are a silly E
969.
by IAmBroom 8mo ago
That's reasonable: it works for you. But be aware that, since placebo effects are psychological, their effects can be noticed in the time it takes your brain to notice you put them on.
970.
by IAmBroom 8mo ago
You think Newton couldn't devise a reasonably quantitative experiment?
971.
by IAmBroom 8mo ago
Yes, I'm aware I'm not a double-blinded observer. Hard to find those in personal spaces.
972.
by IAmBroom 8mo ago
Yes! Leave me and my mercuric-laudanum tooth-straightening sales alone! People like the taste!
973.
by IAmBroom 8mo ago
I strongly believe the data will support this claim , and strongly support your assertion that it is not yet documented. In general, if not necessarily data from a company guided by a narcissist man-baby.
974.
by IAmBroom 8mo ago
Some research indicates people over 50 (includes me) achieve best results at 0.3 microgram dosage, which is 1,000 lower(!). Higher dosages reduce the effect. You might take a quick sec to look into the data. You can buy 5mcg on Amazon, alth
975.
by IAmBroom 8mo ago
Why? You're proud of your insults?
976.
by IAmBroom 8mo ago
You can test the negative easily, but the positive is harder. Thus: placebos.
977.
by IAmBroom 8mo ago
I am aware that meta-studies of glucosamine chondroitin show No Significant Gains in joint pain. I would never waste my money on it. But my newly adopted dog had hip issues, and I bought a few months worth of a diet supplement in the hopes
978.
by IAmBroom 8mo ago
As someone more trained in science than software, the phrase "you can feel..." is suspicious, even if it's my own feelings. Not invalid; suspicious.
979.
by IAmBroom 9mo ago
"Mexican saffron", harvested from a plant unrelated to the crocus family. And completely devoid of saffron's flavor.
980.
by IAmBroom 9mo ago
And yet they called my motives "unnatural". Ironic.
981.
by IAmBroom 9mo ago
Go find that unicorn. Make your first $100M. Also: that's a completely different issue to "describing its presence as 'artificial'". Needs a new thread.
982.
by IAmBroom 9mo ago
To point out how confusing this is: If you add a knife tip to a cow carcass to extract the steak, that is adding a highly artificial substance to the food at some point. Likewise if you use steel balls to tumble-crush shells into calcium ca
983.
by IAmBroom 9mo ago
The joke, that was.
984.
by IAmBroom 9mo ago
Will HN have the balls to ban you for misrepresenting the Quran? That isn't in the Quran.
985.
by IAmBroom 9mo ago
I've known rakes who've married prudes. I myself can't fathom it, but... opposites attract. As do large dowries.
986.
by IAmBroom 9mo ago
> The average person gets a fair amount of it. You chose poorly in choosing the adjective "fair", which can be read morally. But that aside, yes, rising GDP does improve middle-class incomes.
987.
by IAmBroom 9mo ago
Peer-reviewed implies a certain minimum level of authentic research, but it doesn't guarantee much of it.
988.
by IAmBroom 9mo ago
Exactly. "And that's why Asians are from Jupiter and Westerners are from Mercury."
989.
by IAmBroom 9mo ago
This feels like a hypothesis with null testing of N=1 (China, North and South - which is a bit like saying "North Americans, Canadians and Mexicans). A big MAYBE behind of lot of words and reasoning. IME that usually leads to good sale
990.
by IAmBroom 9mo ago
Citation. And your statement should read, at most, "some come bundled with....".

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