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by asdkl234890 15y ago
I am not at all a doctor, just a personal anecdote about acid reflux while sleeping. Start jogging. I know this could be very hard with asthma, but it completely cured my night time acid reflux.
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
Change the name of the resort. Seriously, fastest and easiest way to beat a computer/algorithm.
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
It's amazing dogs are at 98 percent while the latest and best technology is at 83 percent. I am sure some day we will at least match dogs, but still, damn.
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
Deep-thinking, sensitive and publicity-shy, introverts . Sensitive and publicity-shy is NOT introversion! Screw this, I give up. From now on "introvert" means shy and other social problems.
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
I very much disagree that what Hollywood thinks is killing them now, is not killing them. It is! There are two parts to Hollywood: 1. Being the distributor. 2. Being a source of funding. That's it! The internet has been disintermediating (f
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
I have absolutely nothing in common with anyone who subscribes to r/wtf or r/all, and several other sub-reddits. I am on reddit specifically because I can avoid a ONE culture.
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
New screens began arriving at the plant near midnight. A foreman immediately roused 8,000 workers inside the company’s dormitories, according to the executive. Each employee was given a biscuit and a cup of tea, guided to a workstation a
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
I would guess that former gang member should be able to flip burgers, mop the floor and collect trash from the streets. And with the pay from that he could afford to live where? No place better than where he came from!
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
The Internet after SOPA: Government approved liquor sales and gambling, no unauthorized websites.
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
How many people under the age of baby boomers are for the war on drugs? Do any of you think we can end the war on drugs before enough of the baby boomers are... pardon me... dead?
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
I want pharma companies to make huge profits. I want new drugs to be developed faster and cheaper. This has very little to do with the profit of huge companies.
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
Also space is really BIG, and no one can go faster than light.
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
This looks incredible. Sadly it also looks like it would cost crazy money. If you have the money to create this, you don't need this to pay you taxes.
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
Bold action might help us. This "bold action" depends on politicians. -> Forget about it! Strap in, change is opportunity, get ready for an exciting ride.
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
So thing X about thing Y, organized initially by and for people of type Y, has over time been hijacked by people who are X experts. If Marketing, PR and BD hijacked a programming competition, I'd be surprised. If they hijack a conference ab
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
Yet proteins fold in polynomial time in all living things.
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
So as long as it remains totally independent (most likely) it'll be lethal against corruption. But what if someone tries to corrupt them? What makes them immune from corruption?
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
Where are we at with robots per human? What exactly is that a measure of?
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
Ah but doing better at business is only important if you care more about creating new things than gating paid a lot. If, on the other hand, you are in it for power and money, being better at "playing the game" is where money and power will
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
This is NO Godel's incompleteness theorem! This is shallow nothingness, do not compare it to some of the deepest math ever.
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
Non-physorg link?
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
I'm starting to wonder what's wrong with mice. Whenever a new treatment is tested in mice it seems to work wonders. Mice are tiny and short lived. They have had no need to evolve a whole host of cancer and disease defense mechanism, which
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
Just because an article sounds like something informative and good to read, does not mean it is: At the end of the day, however, despite all of their common features and unique abilities to copy and spread their genomes, the origins of mos
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
Not being on any social network is starting to get inconvenient, even for (I'm old) me. But if this no fake name thing stays with G+ then I'll be joining the Anon+ network.
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
Yeah it kind of is. Google has a lot of resources. I still don't know if their strategy of long running public betas is marketing or a true inability to start with something much better then a beta version. If it's marketing this, quotes in
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
As someone who lived outside the 10 kilometer radius, but did vacation there, I agree with you. I forgot about those last kilometers.
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
> Even in parts of southern Europe that get pretty hot Mediterranean climate - dry heat, nothing like the American South.
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Because he wants to curtail everyone's freedoms to save the children?
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
Is college the best setting for personal growth? What would be some alternatives? Travel? The peace core? The military? A start-up? I wonder if Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, etc, feel they missed out on some personal growth because they dro
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by asdkl234890 15y ago
The non-academic experience at college is the secret to why we pay so much for it. It also tends to piss of people who are extremely interested in learning and nothing else. They wonder what's the point of all this B.S. that's not knowledge

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