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by itchyouch 3y ago
I have a new and different theory on who should and shouldn’t take them. If one is neurotransmitter-compromised, kind of like immuno-compromised, then make sure one shores up on those neurotransmitters first before taking them. That said, i
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by itchyouch 3y ago
“Diet and exercise” is kind of like, “learn programming by writing your own toy programs.” As a developer, the problem is obvious. The solution statement is too general and non-specific to be able to act on. You might start with, choose a l
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by itchyouch 3y ago
One of the obvious bugs to me is that, I think one of the most common and profound bugs men seem to have is in the active listening department. This one quality tends to be quite profound at setting men apart. No need to disagree, fix, sug
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by itchyouch 3y ago
This is a great OTC supplement for helping focus too!
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by itchyouch 3y ago
I'd say this is where there is a whole area of non-sexual Dom/Sub dynamic kink relationships. It exists, just has a taboo attached to it and is also difficult to find and negotiate.
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by itchyouch 3y ago
YMMV, but this has been great for a "natural" feeling focus for myself as someone with ADHD. 2 pills of BodyBio PC (phosphatidylcholine + 3 other phospholipids) 3g MSM 1g DHA 140mg elemental Magnesium Threonate Optionally: 1g Taur
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by itchyouch 4y ago
If you're interested in ashwaganda for its effects on GABA in the brain, you may be interested in these other molecules as well. So to compare Ashwagnda to Benzos/L-Theanine/Apigenin, here's how they work. Ashwaganda - h
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by itchyouch 4y ago
I do lightly bully my best friend of 20 years for going with an android because our picture quality is abysmal though...
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by itchyouch 4y ago
https://www.wsj.com/articles/why-apples-imessage-is-winning-...
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by itchyouch 4y ago
Totally agree. "To listen" but people need so much more on what it actually means to provide non-judgmental emotional space. Based on the OP already trying to have made a technical argument, there is already likely a decent amo
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by itchyouch 4y ago
This isn't an issue of technical merit. This is an issue of the lack of emotional safety brought on by the bullying. The phone is only one area that kids can be cruel in. The pressure to conform will be very high as the kids will ost
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by itchyouch 4y ago
The thankless job and passion projects of subreddit moderators. Most large subs will curate the content via their opinionated rules and enforce them. There's teams of humans that are basically cleaning up the garbage.
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by itchyouch 4y ago
For products, I'll find suggestions from reddit, signal it with the conversational quality, then corroborate it against other places that reviews may exists like forums, youtube, facebook, instagram, etc. Usually, a great product will
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by itchyouch 4y ago
I think this is how Starbucks manages their ~120k US employees. They keep a max of around 8-12 direct reports per manager as their policy.
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by itchyouch 4y ago
With all things, in order to be good at something, one must practice it. Being Google's first rodeo, it's not surprising that it's been executed in a less than stellar manner.
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by itchyouch 4y ago
I think this is an ideal, and new, cheery CEOs may espouse and even practice this to an extent. But, then I have seen these same owners become cynical after 1 or 2 bad apple employees and the demeanor shifts. Once a company grows beyond a c
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by itchyouch 4y ago
If one's town had a neighboring rival town/school growing up, using the rival town could provide a semblance of cohesiveness due to still being intimate with many of the details of said town as a rival.
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by itchyouch 4y ago
Even when they were shucking retail drives in the 1-4TB era, Seagate didn't have the greatest stats, with about a 5-30% failure rate (IIRC, over ~3 years or so), especially their 3T drives. I ran an array with 1.5T and 3T Seagates and
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by itchyouch 4y ago
The better option to understand how comma's openpilot works is to go to youtube and look up openpilot videos in action. What they are selling is an ARM board + cameras + CAN bus adapters for various vehicles. The stock software engage
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by itchyouch 4y ago
> Sabatini’s propensity to praise or gravitate toward those in the lab that mirror his desired personality traits, scientific success, or view of 'science above all else'... It sounds like the way to "succeed" in the
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by itchyouch 4y ago
My doctor gave me A cursory explanation so I can’t vouch for my limited understanding. That said, cholesterol is essential for the production of bile which breaks down foods. Late night foods probably equates to excess cholesterol released
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by itchyouch 4y ago
If you’re referring to Terry Wahls, years ago, she did mention starting trials for her diet for MS patients. Not sure where it went, but she mentioned positive early results. I’ve tried a variation of her diet and can report feeling signifi
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by itchyouch 5y ago
My limited observation is that women use HEHI as signal and as a filtering mechanism, otherwise non-HEHI men that could otherwise be candidates end up providing signal circumstantially through introductions, or a common environment that pro
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by itchyouch 5y ago
An interesting and observable self metric I've been able to use to assess my mental acuity has been to look at my statistics on clearing 40 lines in Tetris. (tetr.io if anyone else is interested) On fully rested, deep sleep days, I can
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by itchyouch 5y ago
Options are always automatically halted on the options exchanges when the underlying stock is halted. GME was constantly hitting volatility circuit breakers due to the large price moves during the squeeze. These institutions were limiting
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by itchyouch 5y ago
I think most of the car manufacturers are starting to roll out automatic lane centering for the highway in the most recent models of cars. Also see Comma's Openpilot for adding automatic lane centering to a recent 3-4 year old car from
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by itchyouch 6y ago
I outfitted my car with Comma's openpilot and I can concur with that my experience is similar with the additional effect that overall, my driving quality of life is significantly improved. I can tell that I already have an inordinate a
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by itchyouch 6y ago
I'd think that with the radar systems in place today, vehicles would have far greater reliability in "seeing" you.
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by itchyouch 6y ago
It seems that most of the radar systems today in cars (in the US) are pretty adept at detecting pedestrians reliably and engaging the automatic emergency braking system to at least minimize the potential for harm. On my 2018 Lexus, AEB won&
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by itchyouch 6y ago
The current L2 system developed by Comma.ai simulates the model and changes in CI on every commit from what I can tell.

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