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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
"General health" has been shown to affect cognitive performance. Especially when you are including sleep and diet in "general health"
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
You can also use Canada, with the exception of access to medical records, to minimize all of the differences between populations in the USA and the control group. Denmark has a very different vaccination schedule because they have exposure
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
It's not supported in Canada. I don't know why. Google "AI Search" claims that the Canadian Government's early warning alert system provides the same function and that is why the Android Earthquake Alert system isn&
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
I wonder if this is why the service isn't available in Canada. Google "AI search" results claim that because Canada has its own early warning system, Android Earthquake Alerts aren't available in Canada.
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
Another paper describes how imidazole propionate serum levels were measured: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-19589-w """Imidazole propionate serum measurements ImP was quantified using ultra-p
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
Animal flesh wasn't explicitly mentioned, but was absent from the list of foods that would decrease atherosclerosis.
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
LOL. It's easy to recommend, or even prescribe, exercise, eating more fruits and vegetables, and smoking cessation. It is much harder to get people to change their habits and lifestyles.
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
Intel has about as many salary employees (blue badge) as contract employees (green badge). Only the blue badges are included in the counts.
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
Rachel Kroll worked at Facebook. Her work history is not explicitly listed on her blog, but you can find it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13400687 https://medium.com/wogrammer/rachel-kroll-7944e
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
That's what Big Dog, Big Coyote, Big Racoon, and Big Wolf want you to focus on Big Mouse.
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
test driven development!
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
education, social environment, nutrition, dark and quiet at sleep times, clean air...
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
LOL. The the artificial blood is made by extracting the hemoglobin from expired blood, that is blood donated more than 42 days ago.
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
Lucky duck!
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
Uh, no? Taking plants from the soil, or fruits from the tree/vine, and trimming, washing, cutting, and cooking are typically considered steps that are unavoidable for some plants. The difference between a baked potato, potato chips, an
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
Does the company take care of it's employees? Are employees expected to travel to/from the workplace during horrible weather? If the conditions worsen is the company responsible for the employee's safety? What about customers
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
This sounds so much like "simulated annealing" with reactive components and almost no lack of energy in the system. Various energies/reactions occur, which unlock or lock out other possible reactions.
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
"Bumps around until it hits" sounds like a set of magnets arranged to only mate up in a specific direction. Except we have four nucleotides rather than only two magnetic poles.
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
Given the game of telephone which would have to had occurred for that 30% figure to travel from developers up to the CEO, it's probably including things like autocomplete... The Plan In the beginning, there was a plan, And then came t
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
Money laundering. Funneling money to elected politicians...
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
Are you thinking "facility" == "building" and "rooms"? The lab equipment is constantly evolving, needs repair, maintenance, on-site training. Perhaps you are thinking of a lab bench that is going to last the li
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
Antedote: When I was a PhD student at the University of British Columbia in the Department of Computer Science research grant proposals included budgets for overhead. This was often, if I recall correctly, 10% of the overall equipment and s
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
I think the other thing to keep discussing is that doing research, or otherwise using an LLM, to manipulate people's emotions without disclosure, is unethical. By the way, people die in house fires from toxic smoke inhalation and a lac
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
I see this as further discounting the importance of anecdotes and personal experiences when making decisions that affect populations. Yes, we know that personal stories can be compelling, and communicating with someone with different experi
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
https://time.com/archive/6712646/shipping-the-cement-is-in-t... TIME July 4, 1988 12:00 AM EDT What is the cheapest way to get 6,000 concrete blocks and 4,600 bags of cement to a remote Eskimo village? Answer: mai
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by drjasonharrison 1y ago
Just because you can do it doesn't make it legal. USA: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/26/7208 U.S.C. 7208.4 (4)Reuse of stamps (A) Preparation for reuse Willfully removes, or alters the cancell
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
The Kora Borehole got to 12,262 metres deep, and was stopped due to a lack of funds.[1] """ Drilling penetrated about a third of the way through the Baltic Shield of the continental crust, estimated to be around 35 kilometres
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
I seriously doubt they would provide the glass without frames, which requires removing the moulding around the existing window.
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
School district.
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
Ah, but in North America, only double-pane windows are required. Triple-pane windows are considered necessary for noise abatement but are prohibitively expensive. There are government rebates for upgrading older homes from single to double-

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