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4y ago
Fortunately, the world is not a movie and there are many ways to contain organisms by making them depend on non-canonical amino acids which do not exist in nature. Making them depend on multiple means that them acquiring the ability to pr
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Please excuse my language but I fucking despise most bathroom sinks. What genius decided to make a super short tap that only extends 4cm from the back wall of the sink. What kind of child must you be to actually wash your hands in sinks l
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4y ago
There is also a larger percentage of the population in general that use alcohol, mostly due to drug scheduling
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4y ago
What is the rate per capita? How does that rate compare to other places?
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4y ago
Right, but it's all personal anecdote. Not commentary on studies or research. If the guidelines for the subreddit are to keep things more focused on research it would make sense to me for mods to remove the massive amount of anecdote t
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4y ago
It makes me think about comment sections here on HN when a study on psychedelics gets posted. Suddenly 90% of top comments are all personal anecdote about mushrooms or whatever.
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4y ago
Most of us carry internet connected computers in our pockets now. How difficult would it be to automate setting up a server on android or iOS? Could someone just install an app and have a server available?
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4y ago
There actually are systems that prevent people from becoming successful and it, at least partially, has to do with quality of education for poor people in certain areas. It isn't explicit, but the purpose of a system is what it does
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4y ago
That's ignoring the trees for the forest and saying that forest growth and death patterns are entirely inexplicable because the system is too complex. Psychologists use statistical models because we lack the full understanding of the b
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My point was this: Is a cell deterministic? Is the physics on which cells operate deterministic? From my understanding, yes What does that mean for neurons? Those must be deterministic, which means that the complex organisms which cells cre
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4y ago
What is the biological cause for the behavior of seeking any particular opportunity?
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Opportunity is only available to those who are in the right place at the right time speaking to the right people. If we consider the fact that the universe is entirely deterministic we can see that the ideas of free will and meritocracy eva
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4y ago
The last thing the world needs is more MBAs
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4y ago
"Taking on risk for whether the property is economically viable" is a funny way of saying "bought a house that a normal person could have purchased and instead charges them a marked up rent"
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4y ago
Sounds to me like the landlord is just a useless middleman. Do we really want those?
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4y ago
Clicking on that link gave me instant disdain for an immense amount of devs
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4y ago
>conservatives outnumber liberals by ~40% in the general population! [1] You seem to have misunderstood the article you cited, from the article: >The percentage calling themselves conservative has been steadier over time and, at 36%,
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4y ago
The parent asked about coffee, not pure caffeine. There is a huge difference in concentration
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4y ago
Congrats; american cheese is still trash
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4y ago
I'm talking about specific biochemical mechanisms such as modifying membrane fluidity and getting attached to proteins in post translational modification
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4y ago
Because they've made so much progress on autonomous driving, right?
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4y ago
American "cheese"
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4y ago
Fatty acids are used for far more than just energy
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4y ago
I'm surprised you don't mention lipid modifications of proteins or membrane fluidity, are those not significant functions?
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4y ago
I have a few clarifying questions: What else are fatty acids used for? What are the metabolic pathways involved and how do different fatty acids impact our cells? Can you cite sources for your claims? Research is a passion of mine and I wou
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4y ago
So stop contracting the work out. Have a government department handle it instead of just chucking it off to the lowest bidder
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4y ago
Is windows a hobby OS?
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4y ago
I personally think it's hilarious and wonderful, if I were Dave I wouldn't see any reason to sue. It's honestly a great move
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4y ago
I would have taken that time looking at job postings
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4y ago
I would absolutely not call caffeine "quite" toxic. It's barely toxic, you need to consume over a gram to do anything really nasty iirc
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