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by atomical 7y ago
Sure. Tim: Hey X, I appreciate the hard work you're doing. But I've been busy with other meetings and slagging off Zuckerberg again. LOL. Why don't you touch base with Jony Ive and see if you two can't come up with somet
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by atomical 7y ago
I'm curious why Apple engineering employees don't post here. It would be a great time for that.
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by atomical 7y ago
I think Ive is preparing us for laptops without keyboards. Two screens, one that you type on. It's a dumb idea but I think they will go through with it.
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by atomical 7y ago
I'm surprised that they are doing this since it's such a small problem.
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by atomical 7y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19724969
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by atomical 7y ago
Ledger offers enterprise grade solutions for this now. https://www.ledger.com/enterprise-solutions/
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by atomical 7y ago
That has a paywall as well.
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by atomical 7y ago
How I can read this without a subscription?
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Federal appeals court says tire-chalking is unconstitutional(washingtonpost.com)
17 points by atomical 7y ago|3 comments
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by atomical 7y ago
Food is about taste and price. Eventually synthetic meat will taste just as good as real meat and at a lower cost. Also, low inflammation carbohydrate? Can you show me plant foods that cause inflammation?
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by atomical 7y ago
> Liu also bought items on Amazon.cn only to find disappointment, as it took him two days to receive them. “How could they call that two-day delivery,” Liu said. What is he saying?
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by atomical 7y ago
Well, then, I guess the author of the comment must disagree with the article.
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by atomical 7y ago
https://outline.com/R8j34
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by atomical 7y ago
I think a dating app that focused on introductions through phone calls would be be effective. Texting is not very engaging.
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by atomical 7y ago
Why doesn't he stand up to the Saudis? It's quite strange. I know people will say it's about money, but that's a really unsatisfying answer.
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by atomical 7y ago
I've read some of the most important papers and books and have never come across this. Please post a source. Depression is a very serious illness and ketamine is a very safe drug. We need to give people more options.
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by atomical 7y ago
The prescription costs $80-$100 a month but since I'm out of state and there are other costs like flights, shipping, etc it's more expensive. If you live near Maryland you have an advantage here. I am paying under $3000 a year. Be
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by atomical 7y ago
Some of the drug will always be absorbed orally and travel to the liver through the the portal vein. The liver will eventually remove ketamine from the bloodstream regardless of which route is used. That's my understanding at least.
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by atomical 7y ago
1) The different ROAs have different bioavailability. 2) Ketamine is cheap. Convenience should be prioritized over efficiency.
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by atomical 7y ago
There isn't a standard dose. Far too early for that. I take it sublingually because that's what my doctor prescribes.
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by atomical 7y ago
I had tried several anti-depressants before ketamine. I feel a lot better and have much more energy. A side effect while taking the drug in the short term is dissociation. As tolerance builds that eventually goes away. I'm having some
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by atomical 7y ago
The short answer is that no one knows. It's likely we won't know for a long time. As for this study, a side-effect of naltrexone is depression. That would seem to me to make it unsuitable to use in a study with ketamine. Relevant:
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by atomical 7y ago
I take 250mg sublingual. I put it under my tongue at night while listening to music.
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by atomical 7y ago
Zarate is quoted in the article and is one of the authors of Ketamine for Treatment Resistant Depression. A great book that will give you quite a bit of background. I take ketamine with a prescription at home. If anyone here knows someone w
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by atomical 7y ago
Seems like a dangerous precedent. Someone could move to China and hack US companies and get away with it.
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by atomical 7y ago
There's a bit of bias in the commentary on Gab, especially considering everyone at YC hates Andrew Mason. Not that he doesn't deserve it...
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by atomical 7y ago
He was a fraud that put his parents in legal peril with his scam. He claimed "Tom" synthesized the compounds in America when in reality they were sourced from China. He doesn't have the required skill to test these compounds
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by atomical 7y ago
> Third-party sellers are kicking our first party butt. Badly. It says a lot more than that.
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by atomical 7y ago
The letter says that 3rd party sellers have been doing just as good as Amazon.
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by atomical 7y ago
The letter seems to suggest the opposite. > We helped independent sellers compete against our first-party business by investing in and offering them the very best selling tools we could imagine and build. There are many such tools, inclu

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