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by nick__m 1y ago
I remember pop-up porn adds started to appears around 1995 or so and 1995 is 30 years away...
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by nick__m 1y ago
Why carve out the corvid from the other birds ? Some parots and parakeets species are playing in the same league as the corvids.
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by nick__m 1y ago
That's awesomely useless, it straddles the line between programming and art. I am sure it was a great and fun learning experience. Well done !
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by nick__m 1y ago
Low toxicity, effective against many cancers, it's almost unbelievable. If clinical success holds in phase 2 and 3, this is the next Keytruda.
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by nick__m 1y ago
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/antimemetics-division-hub
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The Art of Andrew Wulf(andrewwulf.com)
2 points by nick__m 1y ago|1 comments
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by nick__m 1y ago
in no particular order: - HPE morpheus VM Essential - Apache Cloudstack - Platform9 ...
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by nick__m 1y ago
With what else am I supposed to use to know when a packet should have it's evil bit sets ?
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by nick__m 1y ago
We tried both at work and thet were more or less equivalent but proxmox appears to have more momentum behind it. Also distributed storage in proxmox is based on ceph while xcpng use the obscure xostor
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by nick__m 1y ago
Submit interesting unique links and post more substantive comments (maybe add a paragraph or two your previous comment) and you will be able to downvote soon enough. But I don't understand the appeal, when I do it is usually accidental
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by nick__m 1y ago
Frequently only 3 pins are used in a DE-9.
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by nick__m 1y ago
I am pretty sure it's metastatic lung cancer. The clues are various mention of lungs and the stage 4 in the beginning of the article. [I was wrong it was breast cancer]
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by nick__m 1y ago
With a subopena you would be the one unencrypting your disk. Being in comptent of the court usually means imprisonment or daily fine until you comply with the court order.
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by nick__m 1y ago
You didn't argue for anything! Assuming science had the ability to cleanly edit that variant (which is not the case today), the ethical choice is to remove that small risk factor. That variant of the COMT gene have a mountain of eviden
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by nick__m 1y ago
But my bigger point is that it is still eugenics. And that is bad no matter what the goal is. That's a thought terminating cliché for the ages ! The problem with eugenics is the noneconsensual, racist, ignorant ways and ideas o
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by nick__m 1y ago
I don't see how that is selling magic mushroom. After all, one of twelve patients did feel worse off and they excluded 105 candidates but the motors improvement are hard to ignore...
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by nick__m 1y ago
The mood improvement was predictable but what surprised me is the motor improvement. But it's not a silver bullet, one patient reported feeling more anxious and felt a worsening of his motor symptoms even if no such decline was measure
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Psilocybin therapy for mood dysfunction in Parkinson's disease: open-label trial(nature.com)
5 points by nick__m 1y ago|4 comments
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by nick__m 1y ago
I completely agree with everything you said with emphasis on your last three paragraphs.
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by nick__m 1y ago
Most of them but not all of them. Dove and even Irish spring us ok (not that it smell great) however my wife had to throw away many fancier soaps she received from a cosmetics sampler subscription. Essential Oils like fir needles, black spr
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by nick__m 1y ago
I belong to the ban perfume group. I am allergic to most of them, it feels like someone is hitting me from inside my sinuses. And it is not because someone wears to much or smell to intensely either. Sometimes I barely smell it but it feels
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by nick__m 1y ago
I hate those messy wire on the bread board! When I did my electronics technical diploma at CEGEP, we lost point if our wires were not perfect, they had to be of exact length, use only right angle, bus had to be color coded... I used to fi
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by nick__m 1y ago
I do the same! To me it's a semi sarcastic hedge against the robots uprising and Roko's basilisk. But more seriously I remember reading somewhere the LLM produce better output with question starting with please, supplementary poli
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by nick__m 1y ago
Aspirin mechanisms is known since the late 1970s, it's a COX inhibitor. Acetaminophen is the one that still mysterious, there are credible theories but they don't explain everything the substance does. The latest one I know of is
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by nick__m 1y ago
It has to also down-regulate cells divisions, else it could be quite problematic.
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by nick__m 1y ago
there are plenty of psychedelics legal in Canada, I know of a few chemical suppliers that specialize in this. It's been at least a decade since I last ordered from them, but they are still in bussines. However you said that your not kn
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by nick__m 1y ago
I should have been more precise, I don't doubt the claim about latency nor speed, but I really doubt that running an ipv6 stack requires less power than running the simpler zigbee stack. Also one Thread advantage from that discussion m
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by nick__m 1y ago
That's the strength of a DIY approach backed by a community of users like homeassistant, it doesn't get obsolete. I will just have make sure that I have a spare zigbee radio in case they eventually disappear from the market.
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by nick__m 1y ago
How is that possible when thread use an ipv6 stack over 802.15.4 while zigbee use a simpler stack also over 802.15.4 ? The only thing I see is that manufacturers prefer an ip stack because it's "easier" to develop for.
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by nick__m 1y ago
I don't understand the problem that thread solves that zigbee doesn't! The article says that thread doesn't require a hub but it require a border gateway that is almost indistinguishable from a hub. And as far as my home assi

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