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by klipklop 2y ago
I feel Jeff should have bit the bullet and just returned it. I know it's a waste of time, but these products have to be rejected at retail. Retailers will eventually get tired of the extra support burden and demand manufacturers drop s
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by klipklop 2y ago
In mice with their genes edited and taking in 0.15% of aspartame in their diet. How am I supposed to take this seriously?
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by klipklop 2y ago
What always worried me is that nobody ever challenged these methods. We just accepted it as fact. Endless crime tv shows reenforce that these methods are infallible. People that watch these shows then become jurors. Scary.
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by klipklop 2y ago
I am behind on episodes. I will give these episodes a shot.
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by klipklop 2y ago
I was going to make a parallel to Lost as well, but you beat me to it! I am considering dropping off this show too because it seems like they are just presenting us with mysterious gibberish teases instead of actual plot.
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by klipklop 2y ago
I am glad I am not the only one. I feel they are making it as "mysterious" and plodding as possible to pad out the narrative. I am guessing the writers do not really have any idea what direction to take the show. Been burned by to
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by klipklop 2y ago
The most insane death and mutilation content I have ever seen has been just by scrolling my Instagram feed long enough. This stuff is not an accident. No matter how much you say you are not interested a guy in India being ran over by a trai
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by klipklop 2y ago
I bet it does not even work accurately. Dooming good workers while enriching themselves and investors. Near-peak Silicon Valley. Surprised they didn’t figure out how to do fraudulent medical tests as well for a side business.
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by klipklop 2y ago
Ironically all the top tech companies instead require you to have the answers for ~50 leetcode questions/concepts already memorized. You then pretend this is the first time you ever saw a problem like this and "work your way"
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by klipklop 2y ago
It looks like you are doing a pretty good job of filtering with this approach.
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by klipklop 2y ago
Pretty funny they waited for WFH to be eliminated at most of the large tech companies. Guessing that is not a coincidence.
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by klipklop 2y ago
This is not paranoid, this is the logical conclusion to the control grid they are actively building. We are most of the way there with near zero resistance.
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by klipklop 2y ago
These results sadden me when I know there is such a stigma about treating it. From the doctors to the pharmacist you get treated like crap trying to seek the most effective medication for this disorder, stimulants. There are so many legal h
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by klipklop 2y ago
Where is this magical place that also has in-office well paying tech jobs?
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by klipklop 2y ago
I am guessing it’s because you (like the article authors) missed that it’s mg per 100mL. Milk is not 3.4g of protein per liter. 10x that number.
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by klipklop 2y ago
> cow's milk used in the study contains 3.4 grams of protein per liter, whereas eight of the 10 plant-based drinks analyzed contained between 0.4 and 1.1 grams of protein. Did they put the decimal in the wrong place? It should be ~3
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by klipklop 2y ago
They will just expand immigration visa programs (something Musk, who is in favor of such programs, says he will go to “war” over) or outsource. I don’t see any evidence for an employee favored job market. This is not 2020/21 anymore. T
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by klipklop 2y ago
I agree, something has changed. Also good look any small business trying to buy Nvidia hardware to compete in the AI space. Best they can do is get gouged renting compute time.
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by klipklop 2y ago
No offense but this is outdated as giving advice like “did you walk in and talk to the manager? Be sure to give him a firm handshake and look him in the eye.” These days your personal network matters most. If you don’t have one start workin
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by klipklop 2y ago
It’s been this way for at least 2 years. I suspect that WSJ held back such topics until after the election… The people I know that lose their job spend at least 1 year looking for a job. Usually at a significantly lower salary. With the cur
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by klipklop 2y ago
The irony is in a world war China would likely take over the manufacturing plants the west built in places like Thailand and Vietnam to assist China in the war effort. Further bolstering their war time production.
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by klipklop 2y ago
Dunno I am pretty low IQ and these are really simple to solve. I don't think a mild cognitive challenge will raise IQ.
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by klipklop 2y ago
There are people that can’t drive due to physical disabilities or don’t own/operate a car for financial reasons. In some areas 12 miles by public transit might as well be on the moon. Impossible to reach.
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by klipklop 2y ago
There are lots of meds that can’t be delivered by mail. Any controlled substances for example.
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by klipklop 2y ago
> Yes, we pay well. Let's hear some numbers for junior, mid and senior. I bet they are not great.
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by klipklop 2y ago
...in mice. Also. >Metformin (0.1%) combined with rapamycin (14 ppm) robustly extended lifespan, suggestive of an added benefit, based on historical comparison with earlier studies of rapamycin given alone.
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by klipklop 2y ago
It would indeed be bad if it was systemic. The link seems to suggest it's only certain cells that have influence over blood sugar (the gut, liver, etc).
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by klipklop 2y ago
Very interesting. I wonder if there is any study/evidence indicating PSP can happen to somebody taking metformin that does _not_ have T2D.
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by klipklop 2y ago
Yeah I was hoping for this too. But sadly it wont let you turn it on..
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by klipklop 2y ago
One thing that is a bummer about this feature is if you have little to no hearing loss you cant turn it on anyways to "enhance" your hearing.

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