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aficiomaquinas
2y ago
If by lifestyle you mean behavioral disorder, It seems to me that the science from the last 10 years is starting to point in the opposite direction. If I may recommend, there is a great presentation by Dr. Robert Lustig called "Fat Cha
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aficiomaquinas
2y ago
This is exactly my point. There are many patients that do require GLP-1 agonists to realistically lose weight. It's ridiculous to say that a country doesn't need it just because fewer people are obese.
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aficiomaquinas
2y ago
GLP-1 Agonists are very interesting drugs. There are ongoing clinical trials for their application in neurodegenerative diseases because they seem to have, among others, excellent neuroprotective effects, they are great at lowering inflamma
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aficiomaquinas
4y ago
In order to surrender the foreign qualification in the state of California you'll have to file your last California return, be sure to mark the return as final in the actual form and make sure it's correct. Hire a CPA. California
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aficiomaquinas
5y ago
I think it would be interesting if you could share some examples of what you believe to be real truths that never change.
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aficiomaquinas
5y ago
Switzerland is a tax-heaven for the ultra wealthy. These individuals buy passports from countries with territorial or no tax at all. This way they can open bank accounts claiming to be tax residents in such countries, and avoid tax reportin
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aficiomaquinas
5y ago
Somehow this phrase has become a catch-all insult I've seen often at hacker news, yet it lacks meaning.
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aficiomaquinas
6y ago
Yes. I've bought several Zojirushi products over the years and I've found them to be super reliable. Buy a ceramic tea kettle and this water boiler. Much better than an electric tea kettle. The insulation is superb and that makes
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aficiomaquinas
6y ago
I didn't mean that. Simply, pharmaceutical companies don't have incentives to invest in drugs that they won't profit from. Expired patent drugs come off first on that list.
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6y ago
Thank you for spending the time to write so far and for wishing me good health. I really appreciate it. I could tell about your background in your writing. > what seems to have work for you does not mean that it will work for everybody e
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6y ago
The results in monkeys seem to suppress thyroid function, but: > No evidence of thyroid effects were detected in the serum of human volunteers who ingested approximately 1 mg/l. of ClO2 in drinking water as a result of routine use i
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6y ago
Very interesting. Thank you.
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6y ago
I think it really depends on your statistical survival rate. If you're almost guaranteed to die, there's less of a concern in using yourself as a test subject.
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6y ago
> [...] which has no medical basis whatsoever. I'm not a doctor, but there seems to be some medical basis in some pathologies. If you are a doctor or scientist perhaps your input would be greatly appreciated in the following papers:
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6y ago
About the conspiratorial mindset, as you call it, for example, if YouTube censors “共匪” (“communist bandit”), then it must be a really bad idea, right? In which cases do you think it's reasonable not to trust YouTube blindly. https:&
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6y ago
I don't agree with trusting YouTube blindly. I trust my friends and colleagues that have cured their cancer better. Also note that chlorine dioxide is not sodium hypoclorite. It's like comparing salt (which also contains chlorine)
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6y ago
This is exactly my point. If anything, the effects of chlorine dioxide seem minimal or barely noticeable compared to chemo, and of course, much better than dying of cancer. I'm not saying that cancer patients should skip chemo, though!
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6y ago
There is a very interesting book around the metabolic route for treating cancer. It's called "Starving cancer" by Jane McLelland. It talks about using over the counter drugs and supplements that have been studied for their me
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6y ago
¡Feliz navidad!
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6y ago
As a cancer survivor, I can confirm the absolutely amazing, life-changing effect that psilocybin had on my depression. After cancer, it gets really difficult to "reintegrate" with society. Most conversations sound absolutely point
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6y ago
Thanks for the suggestion!
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6y ago
I'm not saying the market share is decreasing, I'm saying that many people are moving away from Apple. This is purely anecdotal, but I don't remember any people I know moving away from Apple 10 years ago. I think the story is
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6y ago
I wish Sketch was available for Windows or Linux. I don't think I'll buy a Mac ever again. More and more people are moving away from Apple altogether as the ecosystem has become an inescapable walled garden. I think ARM will becom
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6y ago
Yes. It would be great to have something other than corporate non-apologies directly from the CEO.
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6y ago
As a victim of bullying in my childhood, I can attest to this. When I hear people say that they cannot fathom how a person could walk into a restaurant and kill everybody, I don't tell them, but I do know what kind of anger you need to
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6y ago
Well, that's what they say, but being closed source it's reasonable to think there might be backdoors somewhere. Besides, WhatsApp is not p2p, but client server based. Nobody knows for sure if the NSA Prism program still exists, b
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6y ago
Sorry for the dumb question. Could someone please explain how could the computing workload require a 200 Gigabits network infrastructure? If we could break down the usage in percentages, how much of it would account for storage such as iSCS
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6y ago
"Hong Kong reminds me of Singapore 15 years ago; full of vitality, faces a future of challenges".
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6y ago
Interesting turn of events. Amazon AWS recently opened a region (Apr 19) in Hong Kong. I wonder if it'll have any impact for them and that industry in general. Perhaps Hong Kong will be inside the great firewall in the near future, too
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6y ago
If you are extremely cheap like me, only have to run cronjobs at certain times or only need your instances to be running at predictable times you can also use the [AWS Instance Scheduler]( https://aws.amazon.com/solutions
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