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721.
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atomical
9y ago
I use Airbnb a lot. When the location is bad the reviews are often bullshit. People are afraid to leave a negative review. I would be willing to pay more to know the history of complaints that Airbnb receives directly through their support
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atomical
9y ago
Or a retirement or pension fund that owns FANG stocks.
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atomical
9y ago
The Atlassian blues.
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atomical
9y ago
K-hole effect happens to people who abuse ketamine. The treatment can still be very unpleasant though. I sweat profusely and puke. I haven't experienced any tolerance and the effect is not actually lasting a month as I had hoped.
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atomical
9y ago
Supply of what? Intranasal?
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atomical
9y ago
The intelligent investor has to find the real value. What problem is blockchain solving for X industry and how strong is the proof?
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atomical
9y ago
There are two books I have found that have recipes for vegan cheese. Nutritional yeast is a common ingredient. Eventually I'm going to try some of the recipes. Nutritional yeast also has some health benefits beyond the standard nutriti
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atomical
9y ago
> Concern-trolling attempts (“How much protein is too much?”) can only shadowbox confounding factors, like intake of animal protein (which tends to be higher in saturated fats). What does shadowbox mean?
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atomical
9y ago
Is there any proof that will prevent this problem?
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atomical
9y ago
> or more traditional therapies which may not be as effective. It's not proven. There are a few articles and a few success stories. It isn't a panacea. The cost is only an issue after someone has tried many traditional therapie
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atomical
9y ago
You're paying for the risk that the doctor is taking. It's going directly into his pocket though. That's why regional prices are so far apart.
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atomical
9y ago
> Though I'm hoping that cost includes a doctor's supervision and stuff? Supervision by a nurse. It's usually contracted out. > $6000 would buy me enough Special K for several life times ... If it's not the same pr
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atomical
9y ago
Most doctors are performing infusions with a loading procedure where the patient has six infusions in the span of two weeks. Then the patient is offered what they refer to as maintenance. The space between maintenance doses is a decision ma
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atomical
9y ago
Are you saying BRK.A pays a dividend?
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atomical
9y ago
Ketamine is toxic to the bladder at any dose. I haven't found any long term research on this topic.
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atomical
9y ago
Did you administer it with IV or intramuscular? If not, it's completely different from how the studies are conducted.
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atomical
9y ago
Who are you agreeing with? This is really dangerous advice.
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atomical
9y ago
$325-$350 - Albuquerque $500-600 - Chicago Area $900 - Seattle $1000 - LA It's actually cheaper to fly in to the cheapest center. Ketamine as a drug is safe and cheap. Probably somewhere around $5 a vial. But the doctors are taking a r
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atomical
9y ago
You should not "K-hole" with a clinical dose.
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atomical
9y ago
> The market cap of Filecoin will exceed that of bitcoin by 2023. Could someone explain how Filecoin can compete with Amazon?
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atomical
9y ago
There are a few startups doing prediction markets on blockchain. I think most if not all of them are doing KYC and following all the regulations. Not sure why it needs blockchain in that case.
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18 Blockchain Predictions for 2018
(media.consensys.net)
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atomical
9y ago
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atomical
9y ago
Because if someone steals your money from a bank or you lose your PIN there is still a way to get your money back. If you lose your private key or someone steals it you can't get your money back with crypto.
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atomical
9y ago
Isn't blockchain useful for tokenizing VC investments that would normally be illiquid? I've read that there are a few companies that are doing this with "security tokens."
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atomical
9y ago
So the customer is responsible for metering their usage of said products?
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atomical
9y ago
Why not blame the companies that makes the GPUs?
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atomical
9y ago
FunFair: https://funfair.io/explore/whitepapers/
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atomical
9y ago
Did you think you were in danger when it rattled?
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atomical
9y ago
> While trying to take a selfie with some rattlers, Fassler got bit.
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atomical
9y ago
If it is a few hundred dollars to stop the suffering sooner it sounds like OCD.
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