Madmallard

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1081.
by Madmallard 11y ago
It's probably not the infection itself, but the fluoroquinolones or other bacteriocidal antibiotics that they give people, that are causing mitochondrial dysfunction in the brain. -_-
1082.
by Madmallard 11y ago
How is basic income even feasible from an economic, realistic standpoint? It would have to be wealthy people taking the hit right? How else would it be possible?
1083.
by Madmallard 12y ago
Given that we have really, really old fossils from tiny creatures that barely leave a trace at all I'd say the likelihood of another species of similar intellect as humans on this planet in its history is very low.
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by Madmallard 12y ago
Don't go to the fucking doctor.
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by Madmallard 12y ago
Chronic fatigue syndrome is mitochondrial disease. The only reason there's any dispute over it is that OXPHOS testing is not standardized and so doctors are scrambling to put any meaning behind all these symptoms. Chronic fatigue trigg
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by Madmallard 12y ago
I'm not so sure those are the only two. I'm fairly certain high dietary intake of various vegetables, fruits, and legumes over processed foods would probably greatly add to the life expectancy of regular people. Don't have a
1087.
by Madmallard 12y ago
Yeah... what about bacteriocidal antibiotics that cause mitochondrial DNA damage? The people affected by that stuff don't seem to just like recover and get stronger.
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by Madmallard 12y ago
What'd you take and what happened?
1089.
by Madmallard 12y ago
Major in the most practical stuff, minor in the interesting stuff. I'd say CS/EECS major, Philsophy and Math minors with focuses in AI for everything. You have the option after that for doing AI in a master's or PHD program.
1090.
by Madmallard 12y ago
What about getting destroyed by antibiotics and already having the joints and tendons of a 50+ year old but being 24 :(
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by Madmallard 12y ago
keyword: oracle
1092.
by Madmallard 12y ago
90% gone after a year? Are you capable of exercising at mostly regular capacity or computer-ing all day now? I need some sources of hope :o I had 5/10 doses of ciprofloxacin and I seem to be having mad difficulties (3 months in).
1093.
by Madmallard 12y ago
Doctor's pretty much dismiss flouroquinolones as potential causes for these kinds of problems, which is part of why I asked. I also asked because I've been suffering similar symptoms, and have been in the ER multiple times in the
1094.
by Madmallard 12y ago
Did you take flouroquinolone or other bacteriocidal antibiotics, or take statins/steroids? These things are known to cause mitochondrial disorder which can manifest in lots of ways but the predominant similarities are pain, fatigue, an
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by Madmallard 12y ago
topcoder.com is probably the most effective tool for programming problem-solving skills. People that get any reasonable ranking on the algorithms section usually laugh their way through interviews.
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by Madmallard 12y ago
The work required for passing programming interviews is rote practice of solving problems for which you cannot immediately think of a solution. There's already hundreds of resources available to do this. Top-coder, practice-it, project
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by Madmallard 13y ago
Here are some other existing open source solutions for music that could use some love. http://pianobooster.sourceforge.net/ http://sourceforge.net/projects/midisheetmusic/ I have been wanting to w
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by Madmallard 13y ago
If you're wanting to get better at reading sheet music you really should not have notes being shown. It will be harder to read but that just means you need to start simpler and build up over time. If you get used to reading notes it wi