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Precordial Catch Syndrome
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I have a female friend with pretty bad muscle wasting from a long-term leg injury – have wondered idly if something like Anavar (or a SARM) would be a good option for her to help rebuild muscle to kick-start her recovery. Doubt anyone would
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henryaj
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Signal publishes their response to any subpoenas they receive; they only ever respond with the timestamp of when the user in question signed up and when they were last active - which I guess implies that's all the data they have? http
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5y ago
Yes! I had noticed this - cool to read more about it.
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5y ago
...is discrimination but not sexual harassment
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5y ago
> your dog's consumption of meat is ethical If eating meat is wrong, why does it matter whether it's a human or a dog doing it?
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5y ago
> So you deal with it for a while but then you start complaining "hey man that's really not cool". They don't take you seriously Far from the truth. How did you surmise that this is what happened? They took it very se
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> They have a list of funny names, got called out on it, and didn't like that Not at all true - they dealt with it extensively internally, agreed it shouldn't have happened, etc. But folks kept analogizing the list of funny nam
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5y ago
Pretty sure the free speech absolutists would say that private companies can have whatever rules they like on their platform.
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The industrialized world is turning against circumcision
(qz.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
See also - https://twitter.com/koenrh/status/1176523837866946561 .
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Documents on Dropbox Paper show a public list of everyone who's ever viewed it
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6y ago
If we're referring to 'master' in the context of master/slave, then that's also not the same as the one git uses
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Sam Bankman-Fried: The $10bn crypto whale who wants to give billions away
(cointelegraph.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
It's based on the UK lockdown easing schedule.
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One Way Road to Beer
(onewayroadtobeer.com)
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6y ago
> Putting [a fuel cell] in an aircraft adds extra complications such as safely transporting the liquid hydrogen in fuel tanks, storing the water produced and dealing with a lot of waste heat. Surely storing the water produced + dealing w
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6y ago
> fewer women engineers so it makes sense to hire fewer women It's not about what 'makes sense' - it's literally that there are fewer of them. If women make up 10% of the hiring pool (say in tech) and your company emp
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6y ago
What lies did he tell?
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henryaj
6y ago
He did explain it in his review: https://uk.trustpilot.com/reviews/5cf8eb11b055990650f42368
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6y ago
Defendant claims he didn't attend because he couldn't afford the costs - https://uk.trustpilot.com/reviews/6022794e679d9708b4d03f7e
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6y ago
The review seems pretty reasonable, apart from the use of the word 'scam' which the firm objected to - https://uk.trustpilot.com/reviews/5cf8eb11b055990650f42368 Hard to see how it's libel if it's a
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6y ago
The risk of permanent smell changes, possible neurological changes, and a chance of hospitalisation and death from COVID is unlikely to be smaller than ingesting a microscopic quantity of a peptide.
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He says he has lab experience. He followed the protocol set out in the paper. Sure he might have made a mistake - but it’s not magic. If you think there’s something off about his protocol, then say what it is. But your criticism is just “th
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He didn’t “make” anyone do anything.
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My point was that it wasn't a perfectly valid comment.
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6y ago
You needn't have bothered. You shared a highly speculative piece which seemed to not mention the Pfizer vaccine at all, which largely said the opposite of what you are saying (i.e. the Oxford vaccine reduced both symptomatic and asympt
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[replying to pjc50] > Any whiff of ineligibility by payment is completely unacceptable, and rightly so, or we'd end up with the US disaster Lots of European systems require e.g. payment for GP appointments and aren't anything l
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6y ago
RationalWiki should also be taken with a heavy dose of scepticism!
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Betfair still hasn't paid out its 2020 Presidential Election market
(betfair.com)
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