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   by atomical 8y ago

   If you're going to ban my account I would like all my comments deleted.
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   by atomical 8y ago

   I agree with you. Many of the popular writers seem interested in internet points. Many of the answers have the same storytime format. The writer takes us back in time, introduces a concept that on first inspection seems wrong, and eventuall
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   by atomical 8y ago

   Diversify in the trading fees that come from listing other coins.
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   by atomical 8y ago

   That's completely different. They are waiting for the best possible deals during an economic downtown -- something that they have always done. They will continue to buy stocks.
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   by atomical 8y ago

   There are always investment opportunities outside of housing. Just look at Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger.
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   by atomical 8y ago

   You're really reaching here.
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   by atomical 8y ago

   Just living the longest.
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   by atomical 8y ago

   It's a great option for people obsessed with pseudoscience I suppose.
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   by atomical 8y ago

   > I know the IV user in this film (they call him Chris on camera). This user is atypical but there are many people with extensive bladder damage and negative social effects. You'll have to take my word for it. I'm sure there is
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    by atomical 8y ago

    Check out the book Ketamine for Treatment Resistant Depression. It's a safe drug with a low incidence of serious side effects that could help a lot of patients. Researchers have shifted much of the research to Ketamine metabolites. The
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    by atomical 8y ago

    This is very misleading. Patients are seeking out this treatment from independent clinics that do not take insurance. They don't need a referral. The biggest consideration is patient ability to pay a lump sum up front.
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    by atomical 8y ago

    The bulk of ketamine studies have used IV administration but that doesn't mean it's more effective than sublingual. There are several studies on oral, intranasal, and sublingual ketamine with positive results. There are also sever
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    The cost of The Bridge between two nations(bbc.com)

    46 points by atomical 8y ago|28 comments
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    by atomical 8y ago

    And also believing SF sourdough is actually a thing not born out of over engineering and OCD? I think bread could become a bit like wine. People can't actually taste the difference but enjoy being a bit snobby.
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    by atomical 8y ago

    I'm going to flag all "gonzo journalism" submissions in the future. HN isn't a cheap tabloid aggregator.
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    by atomical 8y ago

    Tim Cook knows how to play ball with repressive governments. You should give him more credit.
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    by atomical 8y ago

    I'm sure some are using BlindApp, but that app is not very censorship resistant.
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    by atomical 8y ago

    So they probably wanted her to write a piece like this to generate controversy?
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    by atomical 8y ago

    > I am not 10 feet tall and 22, but I am a tiny hyperactive white woman with weird hair and poor boundaries, so I revert to an old standby and start serving full manic pixie dream girl. It’s not exactly an act. I’m a terrible actor. It’s
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    by atomical 8y ago

    It reinforced your understanding that crypto is not long for this world even though we never learned from the article how many people were on the cruise? Plenty of thought leaders in crypto were not on this cruise. It's easy to cherry
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    by atomical 8y ago

    > In 2017, Salman says, it was relatively easy to raise funds for a nine-figure ICO. There weren't many ICO's that raised nine figures. In fact most of them had a cap far below nine figures.
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    by atomical 8y ago

    I have to think it's going to be harder and harder for theft to occur. The GPS, cell network, and constant iteration on the design is going to make it very hard for thieves.
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    by atomical 8y ago

    http://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2018/12/03/the... > But protein folding is far from a solved problem, fear not. XKCD’s take on this remains accurate! It’s going to be very interesti
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    by atomical 8y ago

    Buffett lays out some reasons why it's tougher for brands like Heinz. https://www.cnbc.com/video/2018/05/07/buffett.html
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    by atomical 8y ago

    Tim Cook set the standard when he smiled and shook the hand of a dictator that presides over the execution of homosexuals. In the future Google, Apple, and Amazon can build software to help them identify and execute homosexuals. The revenue
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    by atomical 8y ago

    Apple and Amazon have a history of supoorting governments that oppress women and LGBT folks. I guess that's okay because some employees at those companies don't care about women and gays in, say, Saudi Arabia and think they are de
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    by atomical 8y ago

    China's belt and road project is going to project Chinese power and values over Eurasia. I'm sure a lot of companies,like Google, will want to help them do that in exchange for some profits. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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    by atomical 8y ago

    There are businesses that virtue signal their values. Patagonia just donated a tax break ($10 million) to global warming groups. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-11-28/patagonia... Should Patagoni
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    by atomical 8y ago

    This argument is repeated over and over again as if Google is magical and the Chinese government is incompetent. Technogy does not create democracies and free societies. China's belt and road project is going to create further economic
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    by atomical 8y ago

    > If there was some way to ensure that this never got bigger than China, I doubt there would be as much opposition. Are you saying US companies should get one moral lapse for free? > This _is_ better for the Chinese. Neither you or th