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ohbleek
5y ago
The obstacles for lab-grown meat are conceptually similar to the “impossible” obstacles people were claiming would prevent ever bringing the electric car to market successfully. The same kind of circumstances are being ignored and the time
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ohbleek
5y ago
Hi, I’m terrible at navigating HN and I can’t remember my login in order to use anything besides my mobile to post here BUT I saw you replied to a comment of mine 2 months ago regarding CFTR modulators for treating cystic fibrosis. You conc
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ohbleek
5y ago
Unfortunately “let everyone be themselves” is very far from modern libertarianism in practice. “Libertarian” has become a label for people who want to argue in bad faith for conservative positions while claiming to not be conservative or re
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ohbleek
5y ago
This comment reads like an attempt at poorly executed propaganda. The comparisons drawn are not only inaccurate but borderline nonsense.
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ohbleek
5y ago
Title is misleading. Change it.
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ohbleek
5y ago
CFTR modulators have completely transformed CF treatment for +90% of patients. Gene therapy is a possibility, however, with there being +1000 possible mutations that can lead to CF, it’s not the clear cut candidate that some of the other
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ohbleek
5y ago
Saying homosexuality shouldn’t be legal isn’t an opinion, it’s bigotry. Viewpoints that infringe on a persons rights are not opinions, it’s discrimination. I agree people should be able to speak freely but I also believe in standards. To t
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ohbleek
6y ago
I use the lightning network almost daily and I’ve never done that. I just use a wallet that is lightning capable and that’s it.
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ohbleek
6y ago
I very much appreciate the way you’ve discussed these topics in this thread. You definitely have a tendency to give people the benefit of the doubt and I don’t think that quality is inherently faulty. I do think we have to recognize that so
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ohbleek
6y ago
Longreads.com is the site for you.
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ohbleek
6y ago
+1 for firefox focus, it is the browsing app I use for iOS unless I want to come back to something later then I'll open it in safari, from focus
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ohbleek
6y ago
Thank you for sharing this story! I have regretted not going to that tour for years now. I just didn’t have the money but I wish i had found it because I would have been in those cheap seats screaming for Clifford too!
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ohbleek
7y ago
This conversation begins when the number of residencies increases. And that will not change until congress approves more funding for residencies. Until then, there will be no change.
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ohbleek
7y ago
Zotero is a game changer. Citations have become the easiest part of writing and the tagging feature is incredibly useful when doing a systematic review.
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ohbleek
7y ago
I never liked the idea until I started using a browser based pomodoro timer and I enabled the desktop notifications, it's been a useful feature. Now, I'm wondering if there are other benefits I've been missing out on since I
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ohbleek
7y ago
I remembered your comment today because we had a doctor call our pharmacy to order +1000 hydroxichloroquine tablets for everybody in his assisted living facility, requiring 12 tablets per patient for prophylactic use. Our Pharmacist in cha
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ohbleek
7y ago
AirBnB failed. I don't even check it out anymore when I travel because a hotel typically costs about the same due to the fees charged by the hosts. I would choose a hotel over AirBnB until the price difference is 15-20% lower in favo
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ohbleek
7y ago
Are you aware of any other forums with high quality discussion? The quality of discussion here can be found occasionally in a few subreddits but they are even more niche and users have less decorum overall.
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ohbleek
7y ago
This lines up with my own experience and with advice I've read about "being successful." Essentially that, until you're at the top of the food chain, credit should always be deflected upward. Personally I bump up agains
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ohbleek
7y ago
I have NOT found that, when taken at a therapeutic dosage, people with ADD/ADHD thinktheir medications are fun other than the "fun" feeling of satisfaction you get when you complete a task. I have found that people who do not
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ohbleek
7y ago
I can't take Ritalin. I get mood swings and suicidal ideation. Adderall, however, changed my life. Have you tried other medications? I also find that a vegetarian diet, low in carbs helps a lot for me. But I can' t keep to it ve
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ohbleek
7y ago
This point you made about imbalance in leg muscles has just illuminated a possible source of my back pain that should have been obvious to me but I just attributed it to age. My left leg is weaker than my right due to knee surgery I had a
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ohbleek
7y ago
It should go without saying that YMMV if you keep that up.
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ohbleek
7y ago
This is false. The PCAT is required by most schools.
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ohbleek
7y ago
when I visited 6 months ago, a face scan was required to enter the country, so they're going to get it either way.
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ohbleek
7y ago
Just for more clarity then: 62.7 million Americans don’t have smart phones 82.5 million Americans don’t have credit cards 33 million Americans use only cash Another way to look at it The equivalent of the entire population of the United Kin
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ohbleek
7y ago
I agree with this opinion fully and I find it odd that the OP you replied to doesn’t call for the federal agencies that were conducting unconstitutional surveillance to be held accountable in court?
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ohbleek
7y ago
umami has been replicated over and over, along with texture, it's not special
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ohbleek
7y ago
I was never arguing against their point
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ohbleek
7y ago
your wording indicates it is a guess, giving a specific percentage wouldn't have doxed you
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