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811.
by ck2 1y ago
Most longevity supplements and drugs work by pulling biological processes to baseline That's all they do So for someone sitting around 24/7 maybe vaguely helpful For someone active, they defeat stress adaptations, so your "ga
812.
by ck2 1y ago
In related real breaking news this afternoon too there is now a MASSIVE walkout at the CDC by employees not sure if they are all quitting in protest or if it's just a protest but will likely be all over the news tonight?
813.
by ck2 1y ago
Just please be safe and necessarily paranoid One way they tend to "solve" workarounds is making examples of people
814.
Derek Lowe: public health and science research agencies are being ransacked(science.org)
7 points by ck2 1y ago|1 comments
815.
by ck2 1y ago
10-HSA is a fatty-acid metabolite produced by Lactobacillus bacteria Lactobacillus Plantarum is a super common probiotic that produces 10-HSA and other important metabolites its commercial name is also known as lp299v which has been studied
816.
by ck2 1y ago
Acetaminophen/Paracetamol is a cox3 inhibitor it also messes with bone formation so be careful using it for any length of time especially after athletic activity
817.
by ck2 1y ago
Watch the Animatrix (no really, this is not a joke answer, it has some great philosophy among the entertainment)
818.
by ck2 1y ago
Someday, maybe 100 years from now, someone is going to figure out a minimal codeset to "bootstrap" machine-learning for a wide range of devices so they basically teach themselves slowly but steadily and then each other and at firs
819.
by ck2 1y ago
My mind is blown candles flicker at a fixed rate Are we absolutely sure we're not in "the matrix" ?
820.
by ck2 1y ago
blood oxygen from the wrist is absolutely garbage-in
821.
by ck2 1y ago
What does the prompt "no thinking" imply to an LLM ? I mean you can tell it "how" to "think" > "if you break apart a word into an array of letters, how many times does the letter B appear in BLUEBERRY&
822.
by ck2 1y ago
The technical explanations to why this happens with strawberry, blueberry and similar is a great way to teach people how LLM works (and not work) https://techcrunch.com/2024/08/27/why-ai-cant-spell-strawber...
823.
by ck2 1y ago
court record: https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.nysd.47...
824.
FOIA Lawsuit from 2017 exposes 170-page index to EpsteinFiles(bloomberg.com)
11 points by ck2 1y ago|6 comments
825.
Wheelchair Users Are Finally Winning the Right to Repair(motherjones.com)
17 points by ck2 1y ago|1 comments
826.
by ck2 1y ago
This isn't conservatism, it's regressionism Will take DECADES to rebuild this country back Medicine, Science, Weather, Academia, etc. etc. Certainly not my lifetime, maybe not even anyone on HN right now
827.
by ck2 1y ago
this is neat too as it can control some of my cameras https://team.openipc.org/ipcam_dms/ (note the english translated link)
828.
by ck2 1y ago
There is no way he came up with this horrific idea Who did? Russell Vought is anti-science but he doesn't know satellites I doubt Musk has any communication or influence anymore Someone quietly behind the scenes taking a sledgehammer t
829.
by ck2 1y ago
There's an excellent PBS Space Time for that https://www.pbs.org/video/the-final-barrier-to-nearly-infini... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAJN1CrJsVE
830.
by ck2 1y ago
Yes many types of long-covid and me-cfs are forms of mitochondria dysfunction There are a few drugs far off in development that might help restore or reboot mitochondria but years if not decades away They are also experimenting with mitocho
831.
by ck2 1y ago
mitochondria are just so incredibly fascinating in every aspect they are like another lifeform not just living in our lifeform but making it possible even their mere existence might be alien or even explain the lack of alien life detected s
832.
by ck2 1y ago
I'm not saying it's not possible to be motors But something I've noticed across several sports is amateurs really can't grasp how elite some human beings can be biologically due to accidents in evolution So any significa
833.
by ck2 1y ago
It's going to take 100 years to recover from this spiteful, pointless destruction Who would ever work again for any research in any science that relies on government cooperation in the US? Only all of Congress should be able to do thes
834.
by ck2 1y ago
Meanwhile Pentagon just transferred a BILLION dollars from Nuclear Missile maintenance program to refurbish QatarForceOne Do we survive this? Are you sure? Because this is just the first six months, imagine by summer 2028 what things are go
835.
by ck2 1y ago
Well no if it changed it then you wouldn't need to keep drinking it for the same effect It's the nitrates which have a short half-life And the thing is high quality Beet juice is very expensive because it has to be grown in good s
836.
by ck2 1y ago
I wish everyone had an air-quality sensor on their smartphone it might make people give a darn how bad it typically is everywhere now But won't trust this sensor until there are tech comparisons by AirGradient and BreatheSafeAir.com
837.
by ck2 1y ago
Wait until you get long-covid, it really stomps on the aging accelerator
838.
by ck2 1y ago
I really wish Biden had not banned cheap EVs I think it would have radically improved air-quality around roads and highways Every runner and cyclist would have greatly appreciated it
839.
by ck2 1y ago
I've always wondered what happens if you are in a big pack with these kind of devices There's no stepping on each others signal? Error-correction? Garmin is ending ANT+ because it's not-encrypted and Europe won't allow t
840.
by ck2 1y ago
The last ten days of January 2029 are going to be wild 1200 days, if we make it, well if there's a real election

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