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by cik2e 7y ago
I don't get why you're so resistant to the idea that sytstemic inflammation (not gingivitis) can simultaneously be a symptom of one condition and the primary causal factor in many others. The article gives plenty of examples of co
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by cik2e 7y ago
Berberine has been shown to be as effective as metformin at controlling blood sugar with additional anti-depressive benefits. https://examine.com/supplements/berberine/
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by cik2e 7y ago
The story has absolutely nothing to do with whether the perpetrator is male, female or a group of people. Not everything needs to have a social justice slant. Arguing about the use of gender pronouns in this context is nonsensical and deva
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by cik2e 7y ago
I had the identical sentiment after reading that dismissive oversimplification. Here’s the source interview: https://www.quantamagazine.org/to-build-truly-intelligent-ma... . For a man of his experience, I am surprised that
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by cik2e 8y ago
And who decides where the money should be appropriated? There are plenty of other existing avenues for political action in setting economic policy. The money supply should never become one of those, for what I would think are entirely obvio
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by cik2e 8y ago
Doing this kind of analysis is fun but the assumption that wealth maximization was a driving factor for these bands is laughable. Go watch "Crossfire Hurricane" and you'll see that touring is the glue that holds the Stones to
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by cik2e 8y ago
From what I understand, many hourly workers look forward to the rare opportunity of getting paid 1.5x to work overtime. Also, a lot of the workers in these industries are hired as seasonal temps for the holidays. The salaried managers sound
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by cik2e 8y ago
Absurd. I'd never work at such a company, in part due to the type of people that kind of policy would attract. If this rule was enacted and I was already an employee, I'd spend the money to bring large meat spreads to all of the e
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by cik2e 8y ago
SaaS with a strict privacy policy should do it for most customers. You could have varying levels of privacy at different price tiers. E.g. a free tier where some PII is sold and go from there.
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by cik2e 8y ago
"been there, done that, don't need to use again" Agree with this sentiment. I have a super addictive personality but the diminishing returns are so extreme that after an hour or two it's just a waste of time. I've n
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by cik2e 8y ago
It just made me sleep, which is what I had it for to begin with. Tried to use it recreationally once and ended up falling asleep at a concert. I'll stick with the intended usage.
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by cik2e 8y ago
Free version: http://archive.is/Plwdm#selection-2331.0-2331.62
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This Company Helps Bitcoin Millionaires Unleash Their Fortunes(wsj.com)
2 points by cik2e 8y ago|1 comments
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by cik2e 9y ago
5s here and still running iOS 8 to avoid the planned obsolescence. The phone is still blazing fast, but in the last year or so I've been out of luck with installing a majority of the apps that I've wanted.
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by cik2e 9y ago
You can use a faster blockchain to move between exchanges if they both support it. But there are still the inflated confirmation requirements for withdrawals, that most exchanges impose, to slow you down. Not to mention daily withdrawal lim
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by cik2e 9y ago
There are already private services for medical transport, although I do not know if they are allowed to handle emergencies.
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by cik2e 9y ago
I've spent lots of time pondering why Bitcoin's valuation is going up in the face of an ever-increasing number of technically superior options and the continued degradation of the Bitcoin's performance for transactions. I don
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by cik2e 9y ago
Yes, no "dumb luck" prevented nuclear war, but the actions of two true heroes who were brave enough to go against the grain and the possibility of extreme consequences from their regime.
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by cik2e 9y ago
I think by definition insomnia implies a sleep problem that goes beyond trivial solutions like getting a little more sunlight. There are plenty of us who have trouble sleeping regardless of sunlight exposure, exercise and substance intake.
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by cik2e 9y ago
Real life has product placement every time you go outside in civilization. I'm getting upset about you guys getting upset over something so trivial. Edit: read further down and I have to say that I've never seen (or noticed) anyth
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by cik2e 9y ago
They should be diversified or else they deserve the pain.
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by cik2e 9y ago
The fragmentation is fine. Technology is in the works to make blockchains interoperable. Look up Polkadot.
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by cik2e 9y ago
Bitcoin truly does suck, for reasons mentioned and the wastefulness of PoW. However, saying that "blockchain sucks" is really short sighted and screams of ideological bias. We're not in the MySpace stage yet, but more like AO
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by cik2e 9y ago
Looks like we have a disproportionate amount of VCs on HN. Luckily ICOs aren't going anywhere. Time to evolve or get left behind.
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by cik2e 9y ago
There is another loophole that's just as good. Wash sale rules don't apply to crypto, yet.
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by cik2e 9y ago
Just to clarify a common misconception introversion != shyness. It's a matrix of shy/not shy and extravert/introvert. Introverts prefer to spend more time solo, but certainly don't have to be shy. Not shy introverts tend
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by cik2e 9y ago
I've observed these telegram groups in action and have followed the execution of their campaigns. True, they market them for days but the spike and drop in price is indeed quick to the tune of minutes. The organizers load up on the coi
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by cik2e 9y ago
The most mind-boggling thing about the crypto market is the valuations for abandoned projects. There have been plenty of teams that have stopped putting out any updates shortly after the ICO, yet their tokens are still trading at decent mul
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by cik2e 10y ago
I've played countless hours of this game on 56k when I was a kid. Needless to say, I was ridiculously excited after hearing about this. But seeing the before and after footage in the video on StarCraft.com has left me pretty disappoi
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by cik2e 10y ago
Best news ever! Now I can finally justify my exuberant daily morning bath ritual to my friends and family with more than just "I like it so stfu". On a serious note though, I've always known how good I feel after a nice 30-6

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