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by culi 4mo ago
There are massive downsides to any antibiotic. A single dose of a broad-spectrum antibiotic can permanently alter a kid's gut microbiome and make them more likely to develop a variety of mental health issues like depression https:&#x2
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by culi 4mo ago
If we're talking written letters, most of these offices at least have staff that read them. I've sorta lobbied before and they don't get quite as much mail as you imagine. And they respond more often than you'd think. Yo
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by culi 4mo ago
So what should we do, then?
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by culi 4mo ago
Don't take this the wrong way, but couldn't this have been a plugin?
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by culi 4mo ago
Well there's quite a few options. The most popular I think is also open source (Markdown for Humans). Not sure what disqualifies it as "good" to you
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by culi 4mo ago
I don't understand how Obsidian, a collection of markdown files, isn't already AI friendly. It's hard for me to imagine a more AI-friendly but still usable way to organize your notes.
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by culi 4mo ago
From a Guardian article that always stuck with me about super rich preppers: > They started out innocuously and predictably enough. Bitcoin or ethereum? Virtual reality or augmented reality? Who will get quantum computing first, China or
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by culi 4mo ago
Is this you? https://www.timstoasters.com/
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by culi 4mo ago
Perhaps we need a 2022 version of this site https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/ https://wtfhappened2012.com/
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by culi 4mo ago
I stand by my analogy. Both a toaster and an oven might benefit from improved electronics but in the end—whether its a toaster from the 60s or a toaster from 3008—you are still using a toaster to make a meatloaf. CSS is not remotely compara
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by culi 4mo ago
Well certainly people will benefit from the removal of sanctions, right? The research quite clearly shows that it's regular people that are most affected by them. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/
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by culi 4mo ago
I think everyone is aware this is a toll, but here's NYT from June 15: Iran Says Strait of Hormuz Won’t Have ‘Tolls’ but It Will Have ‘Fees’ > Charging a toll is illegal under international law, but some fees are allowed for service
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by culi 4mo ago
Decades of optimizing a toaster to make better toast will not make the toaster any better at making meatloaf
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by culi 4mo ago
Funny that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zenzizenzic redirects to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_power I supposed the 16th power would then be Zenzizenzizenzizenzic and so forth.
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by culi 4mo ago
Not at all. As far as trade goes, we have birds of paradise in New Mexico, 320k year old obsidian tools and color pigments found in Kenya that came from hundreds of miles away. We know trading across thousands of miles has been happening fo
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by culi 4mo ago
Humans have always crowded in busy markets, gone to large and loud parties, etc.
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by culi 4mo ago
Deepseek isn't just open weight. It's open source and they even publish research papers alongside them going in depth about their techniques.
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by culi 4mo ago
The large physical size of the compound means it has trouble passing through biological membranes. This is why it has really low toxicity and doesn't bioaccumulate despite the fact that it doesn't biodegrade over time. It does see
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by culi 4mo ago
Synthesized from hydroxyphenyl-triazines (HPTs). HPTs were invented to protect materials like automotive paints, aerospace coatings, and heavy-duty plastics from solar degradation. It doesn't seem to bioaccumulate in marine organisms d
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by culi 4mo ago
The title should link to the "full article". I wonder if OP's domain name is banned or something and they're doing this to get around it
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by culi 4mo ago
It's a compilation of the science around every ingredient. And the most in-depth one at that
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by culi 4mo ago
the EWG's sunscreen reviews are quite in depth fwiw. They even assess the "data availability" of each ingredient https://www.ewg.org/sunscreen/best-sunscreens/best-beach-spo...
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by culi 4mo ago
This truly is the biggest drawbacks. It's almost impossible to make zinc sunscreen see-through. One technique is to micronize the zinc but this comes with its own set of risks including skin penetration and environmental risks that mic
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by culi 4mo ago
Maybe more relevant is "Engineer syndrome" — the tendency of technically minded individuals to assume that their expertise in one area makes them an authority on everything See also Nobel Disease https://en.wikipedia.or
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by culi 4mo ago
In that case, your original description of "basically consisted of applying the same steps and rules n times" was misleading.
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by culi 4mo ago
What specific consumer protections are you referencing?
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by culi 4mo ago
I'd say dermatology, nutrition/dietetics, and phytopathology are 3 of the worst fields in this regard. I don't think we're fully over the sugar lobby's stranglehold on relevant science and I think the glyphosate lob
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by culi 4mo ago
Frankly, the field of dermatology is so captured by corporations that my confidence is hardly raised when I see a degree in that field. Is there a term for regulatory capture but for academia? Like "academic capture"?
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by culi 4mo ago
A riot is the voice of the unheard
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by culi 4mo ago
I do this too but often forget to turn it back on when I need it off (e.g. for maps or for looking at a picture)

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