Noaidi

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by Noaidi 11mo ago
Google is suddenly asking to verify my age on an account I have used for five years linked to my credit card. This is about surveillance of all of us, not "protecting kids".
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
Wow, that is interesting! We used to go to elders, oracles, and priests. We have totally outsourced our humanity.
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
Exactly. On Facebook everyone is stupid. But this is AI, like in the movies! It is smarter than anyone! It is almost like AI in the movies was part of the plot to brainwash us into thinking LLM output is correct every time.
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
My lino is a better link, which is why mine is on the front page and yours is not. I can’t read your article. That’s a problem for people like me who are poor and can’t afford a Bloomberg subscription.
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
Sorry you were flagged. Perfectly valid comment that everyone at Apple should see.
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
I wish on the iPhone they would at least bring back the option to downgrade. But they took that away a week after liquid glass was released.
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
I can’t even read that Bloomberg article because there’s so many pop-ups and it’s behind a paywall. Not to mention the overly sympathetic headline.
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
In my opinion, Bloomberg was being too nice by saying that he was poached by Meta. He was not worth being poached. So I don’t really think this is a dupe.
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
My question is, how are they gonna fix this? Is it even possible? That’s what’s making me switch right now. I’m just lucky. I’m a nobody that has nothing to do so I can easily switch over to android.
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Apple’s head of user interface design, Alan Dye, will join Meta(cnbc.com)
84 points by Noaidi 11mo ago|64 comments
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
Thank you, though I am more afraid this will make my positive symptoms worse. I really have no negative symptoms of schizophrenia, which is why I am schizoaffective and not schizophrenic. Glycine seems to activate the glutamate receptors[1]
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Scientists discover first gene proven to directly cause mental illness(sciencedaily.com)
4 points by Noaidi 11mo ago|3 comments
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
Paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41380-025-03279-4 I am glad glutamate is finally getting its' day in the sun. I have many GRIN2B polymorphisms and I have schizoaffective disorder and fibromyalgia. I am goi
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Oxylipins from Soybean Oil Driving Obesity(jlr.org)
3 points by Noaidi 11mo ago|0 comments
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Scientists find a hidden obesity trigger in soybean oil(sciencedaily.com)
6 points by Noaidi 11mo ago|1 comments
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
Paper: https://www.jlr.org/article/S0022-2275(25)00195-6/fulltext
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
Yes, Salmon is also high in K2, but for me the calcitonin was more important. My D levels and calcium levels are great now.
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
Get a metabolic test as well to check your calcium levels since D can increase serum calcium if you have genetics like mine.
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
Vitamin D interacts with clock genes, which regulate the body's daily rhythms, through its ability to modulate the expression of genes like Clock, Bmal1, and Per2. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11990303&
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
I have polymorphisms in a gene called CYP2R1 (Vitamin D 25-hydroxylase, involved in activation of vitamin D precursors). My polymorphism lead to lower levels of D3. My doc put me on 1000mcg of D3 a day for a month after I tested low. I came
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
> Saying someone lacks imagination and creativity and now reading comprehension is absolutely insulting. I said: "You’re reading comprehension is failing you right now." The "right now" part menas that I am not saying
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
I’m not insulting you. I’m pointing out a reality. You’re reading comprehension is failing you right now. Water does not freeze itself. That is the distinction. But myself, as a living being, can turn water into ice. And I can create an org
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
I definitely choose the second of your two outcomes. That it includes all sorts of things that you think are not meaningfully alive. But these things are actually life. Yes, living things locally decrease entropy and that’s my point. And ma
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
Water does not decrease its own entropy. If you can’t understand the distinction I’m making then you do not have the imagination and creativity to create new understanding.
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
As they said in another comment, life is the ability to decrease entropy. That definition would tie in quantum mechanics.
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
I believe that we’re living in that situation now. I don’t think life can be divided into smaller organisms. That there is just one complex life that we failed to see based on our past prejudice.
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
Life is the process of decreasing entropy. If they stick with that definition, they’d be fine. And they’d find out that life is even more abundant than they can imagine.
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What Happens to Kids' Brains After Hours Staring at Screens?(studyfinds.org)
2 points by Noaidi 11mo ago|1 comments
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
When the electromagnetic wave hits a substance, it splits into separate electric and magnetic waves. The electric wave does not penetrate deeply, but magnetic waves can go through anything. Magnetic waves can only be diverted, not blocked.
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by Noaidi 11mo ago
I’m sorry if I offended anyone’s consciousness by bringing this up, but this can affect how we view the health effects of radio frequency electromagnetic fields. Since the magnetic fields of these EMF’s can pass deeper into the body than th

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