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by miek 6y ago
You are spot on. I know a ton of people who fit your description. I wish this were higher up the comment stack. So many people are missing this simple viewpoint.
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by miek 6y ago
I like this idea a lot. Wonder if anyone is working on this.
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How can I get someone's email from their Twitter ID?(quora.com)
2 points by miek 7y ago|1 comments
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by miek 7y ago
Surprised this didn't get more upvotes! This is a crazy coincidence.
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by miek 7y ago
I got that impression as well, which is why I use the program f.lux. On a podcast recently I heard a doctor discuss a company Felix Gray that targets a specific range of wavelengths of blue light. See their page[1] for specifics. I order
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by miek 7y ago
I agree with you, and I'll add that they will simply (continue to) use companies like this Clearview AI: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/18/technology/clearview-priv...
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by miek 7y ago
Awesome video, thanks for posting that. I'll add a more recent interview with Sandin that is pretty interesting: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Izx2CqxM71s
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by miek 7y ago
I don't particularly find these cool but you may. A) Nootropics & performance enhancing/herbal supplements B) (regulation is attemped but limited on) Research Chemicals aka designer drugs These are still fairly "wild west
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by miek 7y ago
What did you end up using?
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by miek 7y ago
Wow thank you for mentioning this! My wife had a bullseye bite mark two days ago. We wondered what it was. Time for a doctor visit.
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by miek 8y ago
Check out this blog post[0] for data on at-home decaffeination by steeping. It requires a much longer steep than most people think. Related note: An interesting paper[1] found "no observable trend in caffeine concentration due to the
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by miek 8y ago
I am a fan of this site for vpn and email provider comparison: https://thatoneprivacysite.net/vpn-section/ Hope that helps!
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by miek 8y ago
Interesting, nice find and thanks- I was curious as well. I guess the warrant was wrongly issued and pursued then, given that the judge tossed that charge out. If that is the case, it really seems to boil down to intimidation.
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by miek 8y ago
His possession of firearms was legal, and the judge tossed that charge. They didn't come to his home because they suspected an illegally possessed firearm. It certainly appears that they came on a fishing expedition because he was &qu
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Activist Jailed for Facebook Posts; FBI Tracks Him as “Black Identity Extremist”(theguardian.com)
50 points by miek 8y ago|35 comments
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by miek 9y ago
I am guessing that you've been tested for Celiac. If not, see my post from a few months back; i had a hyper sensitivity to gluten for over 3 years and found a fix: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15699841
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by miek 9y ago
Thank you for bringing this up. It would make my month if someone would chime in with a solution. I didn't know about this problem until very recently, and it caused some major headaches in my business.
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by miek 9y ago
H.H. Chao Comprehensive Digestive Disease Center
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by miek 9y ago
That is fascinating! Thank you for the information. It's certainly possible that bad bacteria are hiding in there.
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by miek 9y ago
The doctor decided the dosage. Regarding repopulating gut flora: That is such a poorly understood topic. The more you read, the more you scratch your head. After my first treatment, I made yogurt with special starters that contained spec
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by miek 9y ago
Thank you! They guessed; they have seen this many times. They did other tests as well, and all came back negative. It was an "off-label" usage of the prescriptions, meaning that it is an unapproved treatment, so insurance didn&
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by miek 9y ago
H.H. Chao Comprehensive Digestive Disease Center
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by miek 9y ago
Of course. Symptoms: gas, bloating, diarrhea, constipation, mental slowness/fuzziness (I was always saying "sorry, I'm really out of it today"). Symptoms could last anywhere from 12-48 hours, and usually the onset of t
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by miek 9y ago
Sure, I will send you an email this evening.
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by miek 9y ago
It's not commercially available in the sense that you can't buy it because it's not approved, but it exists and contaminates existing crops regardless, and it will continue to do so. --2013-- https://www.smithsonia
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by miek 9y ago
I put my story in another comment, so I'll be light on details. While seeing a specialist at a digestive disease research center, I learned that people with sets of food sensitivities, including those successfully addressed by a fodma
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by miek 9y ago
I just wrote my story in a comment. The was same was true for me when I traveled to Japan. I couldn't go near gluten for 3 years. I went to a digestive disease research center and was cured in a couple of visits with special antibio
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by miek 9y ago
I had a 3-year span where I could not eat gluten, and for 1 year of that I could not eat corn. My level of sensitivity was such that I could not eat gluten-free meals at any restaurant due to cross contamination nor drink instant coffee be
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by miek 9y ago
I do the exact same - listen to foreign music. I can't listen to truly interesting instrumental music because it's distracting, and music with too much emotion grabs too much of my attention. I'll add: I do well with progre
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by miek 9y ago
If you have a baby, introduce them to watered down peanut butter or powder between 4-6 months [1]. Many healthcare groups are still advocating for parents to wait until 12 months before introducing peanut, but that is totally wrong. My fri

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