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by atomical 9y ago
That doesn't even scratch the surface of illegal trading activities that are probably taking place.
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by atomical 9y ago
It makes it a pain reliever.
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by atomical 9y ago
Redwall was one of my favorite series. I saw Brian Jacques at a book signing. He had a very entertaining personality and was really excited to meet his young readers. I didn't realize other books had so much food.
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by atomical 9y ago
There's something similar in New Mexico. http://thesingingroad.com/
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by atomical 9y ago
This isn't true. Ketamine infusions are also administered to patients with chronic pain.
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by atomical 9y ago
The results are limited for Ketamine too. http://www.cochrane.org/CD011612/DEPRESSN_ketamine-and-other...
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by atomical 9y ago
I don't see Facebook as having any value. If people want to communicate with me they should do it directly.
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by atomical 9y ago
Doctors and patients are claiming that the effects last much longer than a week between maintenance infusions. I'm not making any comparison with SSRI's. It's a costly treatment and the duration of effect as reported is proba
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by atomical 9y ago
> It looks like they're using up to 1/2 a gram for treatment. Typically they use 0.5mg/kg. I think you may be confusing milligrams (mg) with grams (g).
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by atomical 9y ago
Typical infusion time is 40 minutes. How would one accomplish the same release with a nasal spray?
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by atomical 9y ago
It's possible to get the nasal spray prescribed and filled by a compounding pharmacy. Those doctors will want you to spend $3,000 for the initial infusions. It won't matter to them that you had the initial infusions elsewhere. The
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by atomical 9y ago
It's not a breakthrough because it has been used in the clinic for patients with suicidal ideation for a long time. You are hearing about it now because a small group of doctors have found a new income stream. Contrary to the posts in
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by atomical 9y ago
The cheapest per infusion cost is around $350 and the most expensive is around $1000. It's not actually cheaper.
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by atomical 9y ago
It's expensive because doctors are using it to make a lot of money. The drug is cheap.
645.
by atomical 9y ago
Maybe someone should design AI for notifications that I really need to see. Of course the problem is I don't need to see anything but Slack.
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by atomical 9y ago
I was expecting this article to be about software that locks down your phone, or turns off notifications at certain times of the day and sends them to the graveyard. Notifications are the devil.
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by atomical 9y ago
Is every smart contract a dapp then?
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by atomical 9y ago
This isn't a dapp.
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by atomical 9y ago
> The UI, and such is all run by some centralized entity. The UI has to be white listed, but dapps can be cached locally. There's a lot of argument about what is centralized and decentralized. It's quite a polarizing debate. &g
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by atomical 9y ago
It will eventually be automatically calculated. It currently is in some apps.
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by atomical 9y ago
Seems like a LIDAR problem.
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by atomical 9y ago
How many lunches is $2,800?
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by atomical 9y ago
Isn't all horizontal gene transfer a hazard? Or rather, no hazard at all?
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by atomical 9y ago
Ever had an intelligent conversation with one?
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by atomical 9y ago
Are they required to keep his messages somewhere for compliance?
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by atomical 9y ago
From what I'm reading Lisk only supports 25 transactions per second.
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by atomical 9y ago
What live implementations are using POS (Poof of Stake)? It's all academic and likely to be only marginally faster without a lot of risky optimizations.
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by atomical 9y ago
The early internet was shitty. No one is disputing that. Blockchain is also shitty, but the community doesn't know how to fix the problem.
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by atomical 9y ago
Blockchain consensus algorithms are slow and use a lot of power. There may be competing technologies, like Hashgraph, that solve speed and power usage issues in the future. As of now all live implementations of blockchain are underwhelming.
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by atomical 9y ago
Is that why everyone in China is fat?

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