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by lr4444lr 1y ago
I took CBD twice and both times it worsened my sleep, so I really wanted a pure CBN product. Not sure where you live, but this is what I use for CBN: https://www.charlottesweb.com/products/stay-asleep-cbn-gummi... One
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
Much as I criticize CBT, this is one of the few kinds of problems it seems suited for: there is so much data surrounding and so many inputs for a single negative event that it can be very easy to find a pattern breaker, re-frame, or alterna
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
I occasionally use CBN for sleep, never THC, so maybe it's different, but I quickly develop a tolerance, like within a week of daily use and have to cease for many days or a few weeks to get any further benefit at all. As I read, the e
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
IANAD, but 1) Isn't ApoB measurement pretty much in tandem with LDL, VLDL, and triglycerides? I realize it's being recognized now as the necessary factor for arterial dysfunction, but it seems like a lot of hoopla is being made as
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
I'd say we have an easy way to compare this: look only at Medicare and Medicaid spend vs. the other countries.
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
That's because the monopsony of universal health care fixes the prices. We're kinda caught in the middle in the US.
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
We see that already with LASIK and other cosmetic procedures. They are not cheap, but often an order of magnitude lower than medically necessary insurance-covered work.
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
All this demonstrates is that outcomes are not uniform, not that the culture explanation is necessarily wrong. Schools in many urban districts where we see this same disparity control for teacher qualifications and per pupil student funding
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
Consider 2 million carefully, though. Collectively in a 9-5 job over decades you would probably lose more time with your kids than you would with how much earlier you could retire with even doing the 2 million grind for one year. Depending
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
That assumes that the user isn't connecting to a hotspot he doesn't know is compromised.
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
I'd be very cautious about calling LLM output "an abstraction layer" in software.
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
Why would they? I hear their main revenue is in AWS and AdTech. Assuming this is true, why would they need bleeding edge AI?
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
I am sorry you've had only negative experiences. Most of mine with PMs were negative as well, but a good one is a dragon slayer and bottleneck unclogger. They feel not like your manager, but like your servant, listening to exactly what
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
Makes me wonder how much of the positive research on fermented foods generally has to do with liver function improvement, since the organ is crucial to the health of most of the body.
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
It's not just that it causes liver failure: it's that the difference between the therapeutic dosing range for pain relief it's prescribed for is dangerously close to the toxicity level. Other drugs like theophylline have ceas
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
It's not therapy. It's a simulated validating listening, and context-lacking suggestions. There is no more therapy being provided by an LLM than there is healing performed by a robot arm that slaps a bandage on your arm if you wer
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
You're counting warehouse and delivery workers though in that number, which IIRC is the significant majority. Google doesn't move physical products. (At least, not anything near that scale.)
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
Are we supposed to be upset about this? NYCHA is public property for one. A disproportionate amount of the city's violent crime happens there, a significant amount also gang related. (IIRC, it's 4% of the city's residents and
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
AI ethics are like nuclear ethics: the incentive to break them is too powerful without every major player becoming a signatory to some agreement with consequences that have teeth.
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
Change it to what? Economies today are incredibly complex, because products and services are complex, laws are complex, and trade is international. There is a need for people who specialize in risk assessment for loans and investment to sep
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
Fascinating. I wonder whether they'd sleep less if fed a less toxic, more easily digestible diet.
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
When he says lack of "restorative" sleep, he means stage III NREM? I wish he were more precise.
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
World of Xeen was an enchanting experience. The interlocking quests in an open exploration world with a party of characters you could custom select with different attribute strengths, the large spells and weapons compendium, and the music j
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
Oh really? And charge them with what? The USA doesn't have vague laws around social harmony by which to prosecute people. This is exactly why it's so important to protect so called "hate speech".
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
> Most of these departments have rules about how they use our data Yes, but law enforcement agencies can typically be granted access for investigations, so long as the information is used only for such investigations. This is how CSAM di
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
Agreed. It got lost in plot holes and its own abstractions after a certain point, but I did overall enjoy it conceptually.
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
Nyctophobia.
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
I smell a business idea here.
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
They are under 10 years old and do not have their own phones, nor do their single digit aged friends. They have zero sense of proper scheduling. While we live in a good neighborhood, there are more than a few reckless drivers, and short kid
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by lr4444lr 1y ago
Isn't that basically one of the ways doing innovation? Instead of saying "No, that's not possible" when someone asks if they can build something faster than a horse and carriage, a bunch of people get together to see if

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