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elhudy
8y ago
OP was referring to overall probability of human death, not just pedestrian death/accident. To answer your question though, states can determine their own laws - most choose to make it illegal for pedestrians to be on the freeway in c
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elhudy
8y ago
>I'll acknowledge that the probability of death increases more slowly after you pass 65 mph [1], but it still increases. Human life is not negligible just because you want to get somewhere negligibly faster (e.g. by a few minutes at
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8y ago
Mitraraman, The website has a really clean look - it makes the product seem delicious and authentic. The minimalist design compliments the minimalism of the product. I would be careful with identifying your target market. I live in Chicag
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8y ago
I underexpose two stops on occasion if the highlights are too blown out and I want that detail - it's really easy to bring the shadows back up in lightroom.
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8y ago
If you are customer-facing then you are not necessarily in a position of power. However, I've found success in getting the customer to listen and take action based on my recommendations by mirroring the mentioned tone and vocab. In t
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elhudy
8y ago
I'm having a hard time understanding the scale of that graph. Benzos are a 1.75 but cannabis is a 1.5 in regards to dependence? Amphetamines (Adderall) are 1.75 in regards to physical harm, but anabolic steroids are only 1.5?
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8y ago
Getting personally hired by the CEO of a $50B company happens in pretty much every company?
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9y ago
In case anyone is interested, Kissin is doing Hammerklavier and the CSO will follow up with Rachminov May 13th - and it looks to be selling out. I grabbed my tickets already.
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9y ago
>"Large" LDL is marginally less dangerous than "small" LDL Neither large nor small cholesterol are "dangerous" - it's black-and-white opinions like this that make the nutrition industry so difficult for
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9y ago
Which cobalt mining companies in particular is Apple engaging with? Any on the NYSE?
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9y ago
The mayo clinic link is actually reaffirming my opinion: >For most healthy people, a high-protein diet generally isn't harmful, particularly when followed for a short time. Such diets may help with weight loss by making you feel ful
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9y ago
If you want me to take the claim that "a high protein diet is unhealthy" seriously, then you're going to have to provide something better than that article. "Weight Gain" due to increased protein consumption is disp
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9y ago
The idea that protein should be consumed instead of carbs couldbe due to them being equally insulinogenic to most 'complex' carbs, while also being the building blocks of muscle (rather than being stored on the body as glycogen).
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9y ago
I use examine.com when choosing which supplements to take (which are very few). I had hoped that the underlying article would discuss fish oil but it appears to be out of scope.
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elhudy
9y ago
Do you or does anyone know of any similar websites that are similar but slightly less-tech focused? I love it here but the coding articles / jobs can occasionally lose me.
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9y ago
That's interesting - thanks for sharing!
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9y ago
The graph I posted shows Azure and Google growth being much higher as well. Think of it like this though: if you have 100 pennies and your growth rate is 75% then next year you will have 175 pennies. If you have 700 pennies and your grow
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9y ago
While google is a cloud competitor, azure remains a larger competitor. Regardless, AWS is positioned to hold the large majority of the cloud market for a while. Not to say that any of this is unhealthy. https://imgur.com/
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9y ago
>I know it sounds strange, but if you can make it through the first month or two of not using body soap or shampoo regularly you'll be better off in all ways. I've heard this before but I don't understand it. If I go two
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9y ago
Thanks for the info, that makes a lot more sense. I suppose I was under the impression that bitcoin exchanges would be under the same regulations as regular exchanges, considering they are operated by the same large american companies (e.g
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9y ago
I'm not sure what you mean. Unless I am completely ignorant of the way financial markets work, the exchange is exchanging between two parties, and skimming off the top. They do not care what the price of Bitcoin is, as long as t
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I thought there are exchanges which allow crypto options trading?
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9y ago
Good catch!
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It's really a perfect trifecta of CEOs, board members, and investors all being each others CEOs, board members, and investors. To put it in Bill Burr's words,"It's a big CLUB. And YOU AIN'T IN IT."
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Are there any companies in particular that specialize in the implementation of such blockchain use cases?
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According to the article, the doctors believed they had spotted CTE in a living person, and confirmed that their research was correct upon finding CTE after the person's death. I am having trouble understanding how finding CTE in an N
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Right, but being in Ketosis is a precursor to ketoacidosis
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The person I was replying to specifically mentioned that they went on a keto diet.
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I was under the impression that being in ketosis could be harmful to the organs of those with diabetes. Is this just a myth or were there medications that aided you?
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>It doesn’t serve any socially useful function. I never thought I would so heartily disagree with a Nobel Economics Laureate, but this appears to be a misguided opinion. Bitcoin drives an entire black market which enables consumers worl
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