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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
This therapy doesn't target the amyloid-beta plaques. It repairs the blood brain barrier, and then the body is able to clear away the plaques. Their buildup is a symptom of Alzheimers, not the cause. The problem with the amyloid-beta h
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
"Subscribe unless you want all humans dead forever" made me laugh out loud.
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
Both the iPhone and the Pro remained the same price, and the iPhone also increased its storage capacity for the same price...
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
Don't release a model that's so sycophantic it provides encouraging advise to suicidal users about how and where their body should be discovered after they kill themselves. Instead, it should warn the user that their pattern of th
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
If your friend is a devout evangelical, maybe he'll reconsider his opinion about immigration if you direct him towards what the Bible says about immigrants and foreigners. https://saintmarks.org/justice/renewing-ou
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
They can spend numerous ships testing because the cost is dramatically lower per ship. As with any manufactured item, high volume and iterative design improves the production process and finished product.
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
Whether this was the reason or not, it should be alarming that Tesla can remotely deactivate any car in their fleet without warning. Even if you trust Tesla completely, a malicious actor could gain access to this feature and wreak havoc.
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
That will pale in comparison to how future generations view plastics. Imagine if we ate and drank out of lead paint containers constantly for decades before discovering their health impacts. That's basically what has happened with plas
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
Doesn't scroll at all after loading.
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
Sounds more like an argument for universal basic income. Plasma donation is much closer to a cash grant than it is to a job.
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
This is exactly what the US did to Britain. One empire rises, another falls.
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
IIRC not only did they remove many parts completely, but others have been integrated into the interior, which makes repair harder but will improve reliability since they are no longer exposed.
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
Daytime solar, in the summer especially. Power demand yesterday was negative from 11:30 to 3:30, for instance, meaning batteries can charge for free to absorb excess solar generation during those hours.
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
The real tragedy is that the administration withdrew Jared Isaacman's nomination to be NASA administrator. He had bold plans for modernizing NASA and the experience to lead. But he didn't kiss the ring and instead made comments su
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
Can you share what knowledge you have of the materials and/or process that implies this is likely the case?
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
"I can help you get a replacement. Here let me pull up a totally hallucinated order number and a link that goes nowhere. Did that solve your problem?"
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
The politics is a symptom of a greater problem with Musk's companies, which is that they ultimately only care about his bottom line. As a current owner, I wouldn't buy again because of the abysmal customer service and repair exper
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
This is the reality of development when you don't have support from developers - they will follow the money. Contrast this with early iPhone app development where people were turning out in droves EXCITED to build something. Apple has
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
Yes it's straightforwardly true that road trip charging is less convenient than with gas cars. But charging for regular use is dramatically better. Anytime you're not on a road trip, you spend essentially no time fueling. Just plu
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
Because the other search engines offer no privacy and relentlessly track everything you do across the internet?
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
Any suggestions for how you got your lenses, bangs, assistant set up the way you like? I recently subscribed to Kagi and feel like I don't really know how to get in the habit of really using all the features.
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
Welp, thank you for that. About to use my dishwasher for the first time since childhood.
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by mjamesaustin 1y ago
Joe Biden did nothing remotely comparable to what Trump is doing now. And unlike Trump, Biden faced constant criticism from within his party. He would have faced outrage if he tried to, for example, cancel all federal grants containing the
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by mjamesaustin 2y ago
No you can't. Blocks broken without the correct tools do not yield items. In order to find diamonds the agent must first craft an iron pickaxe, which itself requires several other steps.
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by mjamesaustin 2y ago
Statistics say sitting members of Congress and their families are pretty good at knowing when the best time is to buy and sell. I wonder why...
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by mjamesaustin 2y ago
Any form of ID held by the average voter will be unacceptable to the GOP, because it won't limit voting access from the people they don't want voting.
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by mjamesaustin 2y ago
Red light cameras increase the rate of rear ends, sometimes dramatically, as drivers unsafely brake to avoid the fine.
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by mjamesaustin 2y ago
The real answer is that US banking laws don't protect consumers the same way they do in Europe. So Americans are forced to use credit cards and enrich the companies offering that service, because using a debit card carries risks.
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by mjamesaustin 2y ago
As someone who had their life upended last year upon discovering I had AVNRT, this article is much appreciated. I'm still trying to understand the root cause of my arrhythmia, because two ablations and one daily medication later and I
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by mjamesaustin 2y ago
I don't know the author, but I will note that my cardiologist got an Electrical Engineering degree before going to medical school and views it as a huge advantage when dealing with the heart.

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