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> Literally the first Google result for "ketamine opioid" is https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2018/08/ketamines-ant .... There is tons of other primary research too. Read the responses
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I’m not a doctor but here is a decent summary: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-lucid-mind/20210...
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5y ago
Another option that’s becoming available is lozenges. How many treatments have you had? Did you go into the “k-hole”? It seems that having the right setting and the state of mind matters. Doctors are still doing a lot of guesswork and stumb
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5y ago
Huh? Most clinics definitely do not co-administer benzodiazepines. What’s your reference to patients not remembering their experiences? What’s your reference to ketamine being tied to the opioid system? Never heard that. In fact there is a
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5y ago
I’ve been following this very closely and I’m quite sure you’re wrong.
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Demonstration of quantum advantage for NP verification with limited information
(nature.com)
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6y ago
Can you point me towards some info about this 488 “knock issue”? I haven’t heard about it. One issue that should not exist on the 488 and it’s shameful that Ferrari didn’t do better is the brakes. They go off and the pads and rotors get wor
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6y ago
Yes. Happens with regularity.
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6y ago
He didn’t have any answer as to the fate of new bag holders he created with his tweet. That was irresponsible. His plan to make hedge funds disclose their positions daily as some kind of a solution to overleverage makes no sense whatsoever.
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6y ago
Common folks who get in late in the bubble will be the ones who will suffer. This populist mindset that you’re somehow sticking it to big banks or something by paying for trading is funny.
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6y ago
Of course knowledgeable players are factoring in populism. Why do think Robintrack was shut down for example?
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6y ago
You’re a lottery winner, congrats. People made money during the tulip mania also. You’ve given money to the Wall Street, not taken it away. The biggest winners are companies like Robin Hood and hedge funds who buy their order flow data and
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6y ago
Getting rich through a greater fool theory and creating a bubble in a small stock is not something I’d be proud of. You’re sticking it to the least knowledge Johnny-come-latelies who will be left holding the bag. Thinking that you’re screwi
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6y ago
I’m very sure you’re wrong. If you’ve ever traded a larger position, you quickly realize that it doesn’t take a ton of volume to move the price of a stock like GME. Take a look at how quickly the GME threads on WSB get 100k posts and take a
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6y ago
Well, that kind of shows the issue, right? I’m talking about what happened many years ago (nofollow links were added in 2005) - companies learned their lesson and wouldn’t try to pay expert writers and editors for reference-type content for
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6y ago
https://www.semrush.com/blog/linkbuilding-dofollow-vs-nofoll...
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in3d
6y ago
You’re mistaken: rewriting content is not a copyright violation and is allowed. I’m not talking about Britannica but more in-depth content.
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6y ago
That's one version. Another version, that I know will go over very well here, is that some have invested a lot of money to bring high quality, accessibly-written off-line content by experts in the field to the Web, only for Wikipedia e
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NASA Is Getting Serious About an Interstellar Mission
(wired.com)
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I watched this course and David Silver is a great lecturer, better than anybody else I’ve seen actually. I hope he does more publicly viewable courses in the future.
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From her Twitter a week ago: “Nothing like a bunch of privileged White men trying to squash research by marginalized communities for marginalized communities by ordering them to STOP with ZERO conversation. The amount of disrespect is incre
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6y ago
Sorry to hear that. I tried to use a top-of-the-line 2019 MacBook Pro for some development while on the road and it doesn’t come close to a desktop, even when it’s augmented with external monitors, etc. “Compared to the desktop (sitting), t
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6y ago
See my other response. Remote login.
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Right. I bet many of them also love open-floor plans despite research showing that they reduce the number of meaningful interactions by 70%.
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You can get it up to 3 4k monitors and the original laptop screen running together with this MacBook Pro. But it becomes laggy.
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I do think it makes little sense and it’s a message board, sometimes things will be said directly. If a preference is not rational and has negative consequences then it’s worth challenging. Who knows, maybe somebody will realize that squint
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6y ago
You can remotely access your desktop if you’re spending most of the time stationary.
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Why are you using a laptop for development in the first place unless you have to be on the move? Why not take advantage of even faster CPUs or GPUs, more RAM, many times more screen space, more disk space, ergonomic keyboard and mouse, or e
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6y ago
More than you wanted to know about the Reversed Phi illusion: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phi_phenomenon https://jov.arvojournals.org/article.aspx?articleid=2121864 https://www.ncbi.nlm.ni
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A communist nation that realized that the communist way of state ownership and central planning doesn't work and implemented private ownership and a market-based, capitalistic approach to their economy. https://en.wikipedia.
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