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by mateo1 5y ago
That's my thinking as well. Depression leads to lifestyle changes which includes dietary changes which can cause certain bacteria to grow faster, as your gut bacterial makeup changes constantly based on what kind of food you consume an
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by mateo1 5y ago
I've always tried to understand how the consumer psychology changed and led us to the privacy nightmare we live today but never managed to get it. What's the thought process?
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by mateo1 5y ago
This is not reddit. More moderation please.
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by mateo1 5y ago
Thanks.
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If you inhale it or put it in your vagina. Talcum might contain asbestos fibers, caution must be taken for it to be practically asbestos-free and women should be warned, but starch is not a damn replacement for it.
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So they don't even have a reason to release after all.
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Is there some kind of document in an informal whitepaper format that explains how the mrna encapsulation works and how its manufactured? Anyone can copy paste a piece of mrna but afaik the magic happens with the delivery mechanism/memb
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by mateo1 5y ago
Thank you for the detailed answer.
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How is that? Is their vasculature different?
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by mateo1 5y ago
I agree with the generally good moderation and I'd like to see more of the low effort comments being removed. I have been noticing more juvenile jokes and puns lately.
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Don't say that! We are launching a new device that keeps the user virtually paralyzed on his chair for up to 12 hours a day!
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He isn't an imbecile. Every one of these statements earns him money. He might have started with certain technological aspirations, but then he made a lot of money and turned into a standard corporate psychopath. The only difference
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My bet is on the issue being the interactivity associated with phones and computers, not just the display medium. You'll have just as hard of a time concentrating on your 5000 dpi perfectly lambertian eink display in 2030 as you do now
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The thing is, mistakes will always be made and corrected. Maybe the experiment worked the first time because someone smoked in the room yesterday and a trace amount of contaminant made it in the solution and catalysed a reaction. Maybe your
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by mateo1 5y ago
Please write up how to make a simple passive detector so people can have a chance to know if they are being tracked. This is going to be in every home in 10 years embedded in phones, TVs, smart speakers. All public venues. Trams, buses, sub
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by mateo1 5y ago
Searching for the actual terms I just typed.
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The blood brain barrier is the walls of the arteries. Perhaps you can "inject" something in the interstitial fluid but I imagine the volume would be tiny and fluid motion very slow.
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Both radars and people are much happier up in orbit.
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by mateo1 5y ago
Some data have to be public for them to be audited by multiple independent parties. It is absolutely necessary for democracy to function. I don't see what harm can be done by someone knowing your name and address.
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by mateo1 5y ago
This is your annual reminder that you don't own your files if they're stored in someone else's computer (also known as "the cloud"). Keep offline backups, legislation has made it very easy to export literally everyt
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So does the US and every nation that can.
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The only thing I learned from this study is that the 20% of the Chinese can't drink.
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by mateo1 5y ago
Which is why reddit is starting to flood with spam. It won't last long.
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You'll have to think for yourself a bit. Which platform and country are the merchant fees about? Do you want the official source and legal text, a professionals opinion from a magazine or newspaper, or a blog post by someone detailing
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The idea behind the no free lunch principle is that if a small molecule drug exists that can realistically be biologically produced in humans (ie not penicillin) we would probably have evolved that ability already, because we're very w
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by mateo1 5y ago
Although this is irrelevant, is Google Duplex publicly known to be used by any call center company in any capacity?
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What's the market for this? Very small.
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by mateo1 5y ago
I was expecting a piece on boston dynamics...
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I'm going to go a step further and say that I actually like to see contextual ads if they are not too obtrusive. For example a company I'm not aware of might want to showcase a new product they have. I remember when I was readin
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by mateo1 5y ago
Your post reminds me of how ironic it is that despite the amazing wealth of software that exists today day, if your use case involves any expectation of privacy you generally can't find anything that fits your needs.

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