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by perrylaj 5y ago
Yes, if it has the 'right' properties to pass through mucosa and the BBB, it's absolutely possible. How else would insufflated drugs like cocaine work? There are a number of nasal sprays that act on the CNS. Bupreborphine n
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by perrylaj 5y ago
> They're not converting to paid unless they're forced to, and you're not gaining any money by letting them stay on the free plan for another 5 years. This is true, but it ignores the importance of network effects in produ
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by perrylaj 5y ago
I've just started looking at appliances in general as we are planning some home renovations. Miele seems to be one of the few that are making products intended to last and be serviceable in the residential space. Premium pricing thou
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by perrylaj 5y ago
This is my suggestion too. I had a Kinesis, switched to keyboardio and am really happy with it. There is a learning curve, and you feel quite unproductive at first, but you learn quickly and once comfortable, they are better than anything
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by perrylaj 5y ago
Can you expand on this? I know for a fact they can be _technically_ notarized, which developer agreement bans it?
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by perrylaj 5y ago
I wouldn't use Tornado - it's effectively dead. Hasn't been a commit merged in for 5 months, and doesn't seem any forks have really picked up the mantle.
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by perrylaj 5y ago
Think OP is saying that the Java launcher for MS accounts is not published for architectures such as ARM in the Raspberry Pi. So the only way to launch on such devices is to use the legacy Mojang launcher, which will cease working when Moja
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by perrylaj 5y ago
> The net effect is predictable - Canada consistently ranks very poorly in international health system comparisons. Funny that despite this 'extreme example', Canadians have almost 3 years longer life expectancy than us in the
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by perrylaj 5y ago
Do stamp collectors qualify?
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by perrylaj 5y ago
The bhf article you linked explicitly states that there is no reason to believe that vaccine spikes behave the same way, and that getting vaccinated is the best way to avoid the spike-caused heart damage.
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by perrylaj 5y ago
I'd assume it IS. Dorsey has recently been directly targeted by numerous Cato Institute publications and lobbying efforts [1]. Which is comical, given just a couple years ago Cato was pressing government to stay out of social network
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by perrylaj 5y ago
Formaldehyde is not a byproduct of ethanol metabolism. Acetaldehyde is the chemical 'equivalent' metabolic byproduct in the pathway that eliminates ethanol. In common alcohol/liquor for drinking there may be trace amounts o
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by perrylaj 5y ago
My assumption has always been that the first to Mars will have a huge edge in gaining access to any natural resources (ore, salts, etc) that might have commercial value. I imagine the first organization to establish mining and refining cap
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by perrylaj 5y ago
I think there is good reason to get worried. My understanding is that third party proposed changes and PRs on the open source version have been denied because they would lessen the benefits of Enterprise. In addition, the lack of certific
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by perrylaj 5y ago
I'm using keyboard.io model 01, with the quiet switches, and in general really like it. Took a little getting used to, and I periodically find the lack of a right-hand Cmd button/left side option a little inconvenient, but overal
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by perrylaj 6y ago
As someone unfamiliar with C# but interested in how languages impact each-other, could you provide some examples? I know C# was heavily inspired (perhaps not a strong enough word) by Java, but not as familiar with the opposite. Java does s
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by perrylaj 6y ago
In mid-century US, religiosity/faith were also promoted by capitalists as counters to rising global popularity of Communism/Socialism. The 1954 addition of "Under God" to the USA's Pledge of Allegiance was markete
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by perrylaj 6y ago
Seems like a lot when put in terms of Redbull, but isn't really in the context of athletes and performance. 5mg/kg is a common number as a pre-event dose for endurance athletes, and science seems to be mixed on ideal due to large
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by perrylaj 6y ago
I agree. Intellij ultimate is the best polyglot work environment I've ever used. The primary project I work on has Java, kotlin, groovy, python, typescript, js, shell scripts, dockerfiles, various configuration files, etc. Intellij
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by perrylaj 6y ago
Most in my state (CA) also have fully functional pharmacies, and the prescription drug prices are much cheaper much of the time. I shopped around when I went through a period of poor insurance (years ago) and my monthly medication costs we
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by perrylaj 6y ago
I got tired of the performance and inconsistency of my 'high end' residential setup and recently bought/installed a DreamMachine. Already had a Unifi nanoHD AP, and added one more to the opposite side of the house. This set
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by perrylaj 6y ago
First - you seem to be misunderstanding (or misrepresenting) the facts and results of the Microsoft case. > Firstly Microsoft monopoly got thrown out because of unethical behavior of the judge (which is why there isn't two Microsof
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by perrylaj 6y ago
You may be correct, but you also have to remember that a HUGE amount of the US's intelligence has been outsourced and contracted. Maybe that has pulled back some since Snowden (I have no idea), but there are still hundreds of thousand
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by perrylaj 6y ago
I agree with you if looking at this from a historical perspective. However, l can see this working out for MS if TikTok remains a wholly owned, but independently operated subsidiary. If they buy it and largely 'leave it alone' t
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by perrylaj 6y ago
This is such a silly response. Did you have the same compelling argument when mandatory seatbelt laws went into effect?
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by perrylaj 6y ago
Hi all, Perry here, from the Software Engineering team at Inductive Automation. We were actually talking about posting a Show HN about this (and still may, since a proper introduction would probably help first-timers gain some context about
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by perrylaj 6y ago
If you had a general consumer business and used both, you'd probably drop Facebook after finding that they don't translate into revenue growth at nearly the same rate. If you didn't, you'd still likely find that your re
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by perrylaj 6y ago
> As a positive, if I were 20 years older I'd probably have started working in cubicles, which have all the negatives of an open office but without any natural sunlight. Having worked in an environment that was essentially 'med
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by perrylaj 6y ago
I just use intellij for the same purpose. Today alone, I made changes in Kotlin, Typescript, Java, JS, Groovy, and Python. All in a single project, in Intellij. I do use and appreciate vscode, sometimes, but the experience is nowhere near
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by perrylaj 7y ago
Apple didn't institute a repair program for "whiners". They didn't change the construction of the new MBP keyboard because people whined. I work indoors 99% of the time, in relatively clean environment. Have had 2 keyb

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