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There are three ways to flush acute glutamate buildup from the brain: 1. Exercise. The brain can direct glutamate to be used as an energy source to dispose of excess amounts. Glutamate naturally flows by diffusion from areas of high concent
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These are very good guidelines that aren't respected well enough. Clicking between the tabs on Windows Task Manager (processes, application history, and so on) takes about 0.8 seconds on a modern desktop.
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We can take a look at the St. Louis Fed "Fred" database take a look at historical affordability of 20 % down payment. Let's divide two numbers, a and b to get a ratio of yearly median wage divided by median house price, from
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Well, they have multitudes of assistants at their disposal. Delegation multiplies one's productivity factor. It's like gaining access to multiple CPU cores.
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Thank you, very useful information. Never thought of neck problems but my ergonomic situation has been bad for a couple of years now and lines up with these problems.
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4y ago
I've been dealing with similar problems for a few years now, ever since all my wisdom teeth were removed.
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Ignore it.
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Narrower "operating leverage".
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To make housing affordable, one must make it unpalatable to investors. Lack of housing is not a problem - an excess of demand from speculative investors fueled by too low interest rates is the problem. Affordable housing is uninvestable h
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Brooks, they don't have excessive cushioning (which is bad) like my indoor Nike shoes.
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Demand-side economics: Low mortgage rates create a shortage of affordable housing by increasing demand. For example: -Speculators buying things and selling them for higher price later, that is a rational thing to do. -Normal folk who simply
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The housing developer seems to be a purely supply-side economist. The argument that ever lowering interest rates lead to "affordable" homes is not evident in any real world data that I've looked at. Evidence points to the con
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Hypothesis: The deal will go through once his stock price goes back up - if this were to occur it would be strong circumstantial evidence to suspect he is timing the market.
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My 2 cents: "it's the economy, stupid"
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Head related transfer functions are quite well understood. The difficulty is in personalising the HRTF as everyone's ears are different. Sony has looked into it quite a bit: https://venturebeat.com/2020/03/18&
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When it comes to engineering talent, I wouldn't be so sure. Steam is also among the biggest marketing platforms, especially for early adopter gamers.
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Windows 10 warns that burn.exe contains Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml. I'm sure it's fine but Windows doesn't let it run. The demos that work are stunning and inspiring.
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In other words, the market is saturated?
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No surprise that Android begs the user to enable location data with popups that can't be turned off.
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No idea how this will play out, but this is very reminiscent of Yahoo and Tumblr: https://www.wired.co.uk/article/tumblr-sold-to-wordpress
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Simple. Focused. 5 key points, that's it, a button to click for more news. No scrolling required to read the main content on the frontpage. I like it.
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A clear example how money in the military-industrial complex (or DARPA) directs innovation paths. The military does not approve of hydrogen blimps, and so neither can the civilian sector use them.
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If this planet had a carbon tax, perhaps those subsidies wouldn't appear so egregious.
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I find that constant user interface refreshes reflect the company culture and less so trends. They love to build new apps. I wish they would have incentives in place to maintain old ones. An easily accessible, trusted repository for Win32 p
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Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite orbits decay rapidly thanks to atmospheric drag.
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That's what money is.
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Lending at interest only leads to unlimited aggregation if the risk of lending is zero. Zero interest rate policy and government backed securities is indeed as close to zero risk as possible in the real world.
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Only because the government has provided poor alternatives. Is Uber a better allocation of capital than infrastructure projects?
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The fact that "proles" even exists in the modern vocabulary should indicate something. Bin the population into wealth centiles and observe the curves. The Gini coefficient is not a magic arbiter of inequality. See the Great Gatsby
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Is social mobility also meaningless? The two are linked.
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