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by eth0up 2y ago
Not sure exactly what you're looking for, but a cursory search on the carrageenan nasal spray found this: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8493111/ If I'm not mistaken, Betadine had a ve
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by eth0up 2y ago
Might include b. subtilis on your list.
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by eth0up 2y ago
As is often the case, I'm unsure why you're d'voted. There's a patented nasal product containing a modified carrageenan which has had substantially beneficial results in many subjects. When coupled with various (non-pres
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by eth0up 2y ago
Alright, I may or may not be a moron, but none of my versions of Firefox can connect to this site because 'some HSTS shit'. Anyone able to update/inform a dinosaur?
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by eth0up 2y ago
That pretty much expounds and articulates my thoughts on that subject. Just don't use the word Champaign anywhere near a Miller Highlife in France. I think they're digging up old guillotines for that. Edit: Your Dijkstra quote may
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by eth0up 2y ago
I think when things get really good, which I've no doubt will happen, we'll call it SI; Synthetic Intelligence But it may be a while.
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by eth0up 2y ago
Thanks a bunch for this comment. It clarifies and it helps, especially with the samatman types obsessed with caches... and proving me wrong for reasons I'm quite content never knowing. I think some folks see the apparent simplicity of
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by eth0up 2y ago
No. Definitely no. I've tested this many times by up-voting predictably stable comments, noting the karma number before and hours later. No effect. No exceptions. Additionally, there was a time where this limitation didn't exist.
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by eth0up 2y ago
Because I cannot upvote comments on HN, I'll clutter the thread by thanking both you and the other fellow who gave pretty good explanations.
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by eth0up 2y ago
I guess I'm a victim of this reporting to some extent, because I remember this situation going on for months, and I keep thinking every time it's mentioned (often) how terrible it must be for these astronauts and why something isn
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by eth0up 2y ago
>I used to volunteer... Admirable. And difficult I presume.
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by eth0up 2y ago
That was a powerful docu. I remember feeling unwell for weeks proceeding. Some may have very different perspectives, but it was exceedingly sad to me. However, recommended.
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by eth0up 2y ago
It's probably already extent, but this gives me the idea of an open source suicide prevention platform, where struggling people can reach out to a network of non governmental real humans that, differing from ther perceived rest of the
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by eth0up 2y ago
It's worth noting, whatever value you place on the fact, that 99% of all creatine from 99% all suppliers is made in China, typically listed as, eg "Packed in the USA with globally sourced ingredients". Follow-ups with various
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by eth0up 2y ago
Exit International [1] is an interesting organization. I studied it for an old college paper and briefly immersed myself in the general subject of euthanasia, which is a pretty big topic. One thing I distinctly remember is the 'quality
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by eth0up 2y ago
Reducing desperation is a noble plan. It's also worth considering that "criminal" is a feeble and flawed term. Criminality is defined largely by arbitrary parameters, or law, which is perfectly capable of promoting harm and p
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by eth0up 2y ago
A valid perspective. I have noticed, not in every instance, but in many, that unusually wealthy people, especially wealthy and intelligent, have a tendency to detatch a bit from general reality, often becoming idealistic in ways that seem
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by eth0up 2y ago
Old Hanlon's razor. Maybe, but I'd rather assume malice when it comes to Florida Lottery
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by eth0up 2y ago
I have observed a lot of similar contradictions, where the large lout insists it can't do something that it did many times 'last week'. Super frustrating when really trying to accomplish something!
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by eth0up 2y ago
Exit vim - Sentiment: neutral (Confidence: 98.32%) Stockholm Syndrome?
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by eth0up 2y ago
Hey there, I couldn't include our entire dialogue into an HN comment, but yes, upon prodding as deeply as I could and running out of ideas, I explained my suspicions. The response wasn't what I expected, but not direct evidence su
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by eth0up 2y ago
>then just start making up numbers... Absolutely! It's a fucking criminal in that regard. But that's why everything is done with hard python code and the results are tested multiple times. As an assistant, gpt can be fabulous,
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by eth0up 2y ago
I am honestly not certain why they obstruct easy access to the number history. It's obviously accessible, but only through manually parsing the PDF. Their prior embedded search function, approximately two years ago, would return all pe
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by eth0up 2y ago
Thanks for asking... 1) I'm a rebel 2) I am irritated by deliberate obfuscations of public data, especially by a source that I suspect is corrupt. Although my extensive analysis has not yet revealed any significant pattern anomalies in
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by eth0up 2y ago
If my cousin (in US too) was equally skeptical, I'd contact either the US embassy or Ecuador embassy and arrange a wellness check with local LE. But while that offer and others stand, that's not my jurisdiction presently. Regardin
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by eth0up 2y ago
I used GPT4o to convert heavily convoluted PDFs into csv files. The files were Florida Lottery Pick(n) histories, which they deliberately convolute to prevent automatic searching; ctrl-f does nothing and a fsck-ton of special characters emb
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by eth0up 2y ago
My aunt is (supposedly) in her 90s, having left the US for Ecuador 10 or so years ago. We've remained in regular contact via phone over the years. Recently we went more than a few months without speaking. She has/had two numbers;
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by eth0up 2y ago
The latter is certainly where I was alluding to, hence "worse". Although I might have written much worse.
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by eth0up 2y ago
I wonder if China has the capacity to do the equivalent or worse to an (perceived, or actual) adversary's infrastructure (electric grid, etc).
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by eth0up 2y ago
I must have misunderstood something. I'm a musician and have never seen a tunable keyboard, which I thought, upon seeing this, would be useful. I guess I'm dense, because I'd still be interested in this as an option in a phys

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