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by anon2775 8y ago
3.5 lbs of poppy seed makes how much tea: a cup, a liter or a gallon? Seems like a heckova a lot of seeds for a batch of tea. If this were in the US, shouldn't this be something the USPHS, USDA or FDA should regulate? Selling bulk popp
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by anon2775 8y ago
Anecdotal FYI: missing one dose of mirtazapine feels exactly like a moderate hangover the next morning. I would vaguely hypothesize depression accrues in sleep, ethanol is indeed a CNS depressant with long-term effects and missing doses o
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by anon2775 8y ago
That wouldn't scale because of the range and topology of BLE. Solar-powered micropower 900 MHz modules with built-in microcontrollers would be a basis for a viable solution. 900 MHz carries much further for a given power and isn't
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by anon2775 8y ago
Olive trees are planted decoratively and for crops here, but they're messy trees to have in city neighborhoods.
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by anon2775 8y ago
I'm curious: Are there growing concerns and stress about rain patterns (climate/weather), desertification and irrigation water rights?
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by anon2775 8y ago
Also, Europe is desertifying like crazy due to climate change. Spanish farmers can't get the irrigation water they need, and have to go out of business or move in order to open greehouse farms in other actual desert areas. It's ho
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by anon2775 8y ago
Standing desks should come with anti-fatigue mats like most restaurants have.
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by anon2775 8y ago
Convincing a department to graduate me with an ABET accredited degree without finishing all coursework. It was significantly easier than deriving the time-dependent wave equation for hydrogen, writing a Java-to-MIPS compiler with two implem
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by anon2775 8y ago
The hell with bioethics hand-wringers... we should be mending and improving people's genes whenever and wherever we can add net good.
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by anon2775 8y ago
If it works but it's not economically-viable: the moral and ethical choice is to open-source it or give it to a non-profit medical foundation. It sucks to have a rare disease because there isn't enough profit to recoup r&d; th
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by anon2775 8y ago
At one time in America, keys from one car would unlock, if not start, many thousands of similar cars because of similar or same key bitting. It's interesting that German cars of the same era were harder to break into because of worse e