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by giardini 1y ago
Googling "Cochliomyia hominivorax and ivermectin" yields "Ivermectin can be an effective treatment for myiasis, a condition caused by the larvae of certain dipterous flies, including Cochliomyia hominivorax (the New World scr
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by giardini 1y ago
It is, but there is no "silver bullet" for idiocy, as you can see.
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by giardini 1y ago
redserk says >... It’s text on a page that can be easily —- and in almost all cases -- be safely ignored.< No, b/c to ignore something one must first read it and, in it's reading, waste one's time and effort. Our i
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by giardini 1y ago
Spoken like a true saboteur. But how many lug nuts must you loosen to create hysteria ? And why do I have the peculiar feeling that you've never held a lug wrench in your hands?
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by giardini 1y ago
Loughla says: " How will you treat the wild animal population? " Hunt 'em and eat 'em, yummm! If you're tough enough, as I do not doubt, you can eat the screwworms too, once cooked!8-))
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by giardini 1y ago
Ivermectin liquid "pour-on" is poured along the backbone of cattle (just as you do in cats and dogs with flea medications).
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by giardini 1y ago
Joining other US Presidents (FDR, Lincoln, Andrew Jackson, etc.) who did the same thing.
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by giardini 1y ago
Just like President Lincoln who pretty much did as he pleased: https://www.google.com/search?channel=fs&client=ubuntu&q=lin...
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by giardini 1y ago
bhouston says ">Saving grace is that his is not widely popular...<" Ummmm, he was elected President in a resounding defeat for Democrats. And if the election were held today the results would be the same or even worse for
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by giardini 1y ago
The tip fell off my old Black and Decker spear years ago. Shoddy materials. And my (formerly) trusty Black-Scholes model, based on the normal distribution, had to be replaced with a fat-tailed distribution model after the financial meltdown
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by giardini 1y ago
Lack of imagination.
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by giardini 2y ago
pseudalopes says >" People who go to sex parties are not healthier or unhealthier in my experience."< There is no doubt whatsoever that people who go to sex parties or who have more sex partners are more likely to be disea
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by giardini 2y ago
His cellphone should be taken away. Seriously, if he keeps his job, he should hire someone to do his communicating. A secretary in other words.
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by giardini 2y ago
Unworthy.
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by giardini 2y ago
It isn't strong vs weak. But the lack of such experiences sets you apart from others and marks you as literally inexperienced. It does not mark you as smarter or stronger, but as one who simply "has no idea!" You'll nev
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by giardini 2y ago
beeforpork says >"That is not the best case. I never burned myself on a stove."< So you really have no idea! Sad! I suppose you have also never been hungry and bitten into a wonderful-smelling and -tasting hamburger only t
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by giardini 2y ago
Oops! Just found out that a lead acetate level test is for particular proteins and is NOT used to detect blood lead levels: https://microbenotes.com/lead-sulfide-test/#result-and-inter...
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by giardini 2y ago
What if they ask the chicken first and he/she approves?
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by giardini 2y ago
Witnesses say he was "chewing on batteries" before the incident. Must I now worry that the Chinese are putting fentanyl in my batteries? Must I consider the possibility of being mugged by a "battery-chewer" (ChewBAAAca?
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by giardini 2y ago
Seems all major parties have been *>"packing courts at all levels with friendly partisan judges. And openly talking about doing so while doing it." <^ from the beginning.
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by giardini 2y ago
UmYeahNo sez> " Hypothesis: Elon created Grok to get up in Altman's chicken, so turnabout is fair-play." < Umm, what does it mean to "get up in [someone's] chicken"? Etymology possibly?
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by giardini 2y ago
https://josh.fail/2020/somehow-i-manage-the-ten-slack-comman... or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vKIrJUOigU&t=1s
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by giardini 2y ago
And this is why I believe governments should tax nonprofit organizations!
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by giardini 2y ago
What is the "right" token? How do you identify it? Best to not assume humans are LLMs.
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by giardini 2y ago
Trivially, because any two of rarely produce the same "next token"! An ensemble of LLMs trained identically would generate the same next token(s) forever. But we don't - we generate different sequences. We are not LLMs.
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by giardini 2y ago
A friend got a routine physical and blood screening last week and to my surprise it included testing for lead acetate. I've never seen that before.
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by giardini 2y ago
What was the source of your "toddler's" hi lead levels?
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by giardini 2y ago
How about a tl;dr?
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Why Chemists Have Shorter-Than-Average Lifetimes But Sometimes Become Wealthy(todayinsci.com)
2 points by giardini 2y ago|1 comments
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by giardini 2y ago
Constantin Fahlberg: "I dropped my dinner, and ran back to the laboratory. There, in my excitement, I tasted the contents of every beaker and evaporating dish on the table. Luckily for me, none contained any corrosive or poisonous liqu

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