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by alan-hn 3y ago
How does one get to where they are staying? Do people selling drugs never have luggage?
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by alan-hn 3y ago
But it would only belong to those who own the AGI systems
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by alan-hn 3y ago
Frankly that seems a little strange to me. Was it not known as one of the most commonly used supplements in weight lifting for a long time before it was thought of as a nootropic? Just googling creatine gives all sorts of results about it b
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by alan-hn 3y ago
Not sure why you think its unproven, it's actually one of the supplements used in weight sports that has possibly the largest amount of solid evidence behind it. https://examine.com/supplements/creatine/
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by alan-hn 3y ago
Portland and SF don't have fully legal and regulated drug supply so I'm not sure what your point is. Drug prohibition is the entire reason that fentanyl is now in the drug supply and prohibition where supply is unregulated is a la
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by alan-hn 3y ago
Unfortunately police don't tend to be very bright and seem to constantly try to find things to pin people for, it's what they're trained to do. Drugs being illegal is a bad idea partially because of this issue. This is just a
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by alan-hn 3y ago
What if instead of having a large container that has powder that needs to be measured someone wants to take premeasured single dose bags? Or should people to carry a scale on road trips to measure their creatine? I don't think it shoul
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by alan-hn 3y ago
None of what you just described is medical research nor is any of it out of the question with normal inbred monkey lines. Not sure why cloning is the one thing that would make that possible instead of just breeding monkeys
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by alan-hn 3y ago
I generally oppose declawing cats but it may help in this situation. Free roaming and outdoor cats decimate local bird populations, that's the primary reason I kept my cat totally indoors.
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by alan-hn 3y ago
Shank3 is a scaffolding protein highly associated with deficits seen in ASD, it is highly expressed in cerebellar granule cells
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by alan-hn 3y ago
I'm a little confused by the statement of the author: "Are cerebellar Purkinje cells the only individual neurons capable of single-cell learning?" What he described is definitely not single cell learning, it is normal long te
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by alan-hn 5y ago
You could gave said they were in a specific gang, but instead you said they were Hmong
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by alan-hn 5y ago
I can definitely understand giving the benefit of the doubt in most situations, its usually the best move to foster trust and empathy between parties. When I consider the statement by the OP, I don't know what the reason for including
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by alan-hn 5y ago
So would the predictions be based entirely on the primary structure or assumed primary structure based on nucleotide sequence? Sounds to me like you're doing some bioinformatics stuff to understand how some virus works, or am I totally
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by alan-hn 5y ago
'Compel' sounds awful lawyery to me Edit: down voting because you disagree? I'm more than open to hearing other viewpoints on the verbiage. >compel kəm-pĕl′ transitive verb To force (a person) to do something; drive or con
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by alan-hn 5y ago
Out of curiosity, what's the relevance of the classification in the context you present?
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by alan-hn 5y ago
Race is always relevent to racists
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by alan-hn 5y ago
Ending prohibition would mean that criminals would no longer be involved in drugs, because people can buy them at the store. It doesn't work super well if the regulations and taxes make legal drugs more or as expensive as legal drugs,
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by alan-hn 5y ago
Does this mean that they have multiple conformational states with similar energies that are easy for it to transition between? How different are the states and is this how the protein normally does its proteiny stuff?
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by alan-hn 5y ago
So does flexible mean that there may be different amino acids in a portion of the peptide? From my understanding, when flexibility is discussed in terms of proteins we're talking about rigid vs flexible side chains which can move or ro
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by alan-hn 5y ago
>proteins with less defined structures are generally harder to solve with the usual methods like X-ray crystallography What do you mean by 'proteins with less defined structures'? I'm not familiar with what this phrase cou
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by alan-hn 5y ago
Yes this is what I want What beauty, thank you
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by alan-hn 5y ago
Just as a tangent: let's start with the AI/ML produced movies already. I honestly think they would be hilarious
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by alan-hn 5y ago
Not all state aid and counseling is the same We could make it not suck, but that would take effort
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by alan-hn 5y ago
Personally for feedback I use editors like overleaf or the extension for vscode that autocompilea and displays a PDF next to the working TeX file. I prefer it over something like LyX or waiting to compile manually.
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by alan-hn 5y ago
>1) An all powerful state is the logical conclusion of anyone who believes the collective is more important than the individual. That is an absolutely massive assumption not based in reality. Its possible to care about the system as a
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by alan-hn 5y ago
Does Buddhism say anything about using false speech for humor? Misleading statements to break expectations of the person to make them laugh
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by alan-hn 5y ago
That's a good question. Many nations have been taking up these ideologies. Many indigenous communities on the other hand would likely qualify as 'nonwesternized' but in terms of entire nations? Possibly Saudi Arabia?
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by alan-hn 5y ago
1: I don't know if either are a greater danger necessarily. Numerous laws or regulations that are overall harmful could be enacted on the behalf if individuals the same as the group although one could assume that the group has greater
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by alan-hn 5y ago
Your "counter example" does nothing to address the westernization of business and corporate operations in SK

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