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by qgin 5y ago
I wish you many great adventures
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by qgin 5y ago
The number one risk factor for cancer is age, by many orders of magnitude. Reverse the age and you reduce the risk of cancer. Potentially cancerous cells are constantly being produced in the body and then killed off by the young and functio
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by qgin 5y ago
From what I can tell, Alabama has all the regular subsidies for ACA plans. What they don’t have is Medicaid expansion. The federal government offers states money to expand Medicaid to anyone making less than the minimum needed for ACA plans
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by qgin 5y ago
For what it’s worth, currently you can get a mid-tier Obamacare / ACA health insurance plan for no more than 8.5% of your income. It’s a big jump to have a new expense of 8.5% for sure, but we do have that option now.
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by qgin 5y ago
When you feel like whatever difficulties or pain you face are worth it. For example, if you work hard every day at something that reduces the suffering of others, it can be worthwhile, even if in the moment it’s painful.
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by qgin 5y ago
https://news.gallup.com/poll/186527/americans-government-hea... > Americans' satisfaction with the way the healthcare system works for them varies by the type of insurance they have. Satisfaction is highes
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by qgin 5y ago
I think people get too hung up on deciding who “really has” ADHD. It’s not a super meaningful exercise. There is no clean, black and white line demarcating ADHD from normal. A huge percentage of the population, if not a majority, experience
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by qgin 5y ago
If the test of who has ADHD is checking who is more productive and focused after they take stimulants… then a very, very large percent of the population would quality.
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by qgin 5y ago
The discussion around “academic doping” seems spot-on to me. Regarding the increase in diagnoses of autism-spectrum, I think a few decades ago, those people would have just been called “weirdos” or “creepy” or “special”. They might not have
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by qgin 5y ago
Depends on whether you want to have a long lunch in the middle of the day or get Done with the workday as quickly as possible.
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by qgin 5y ago
There’s no remote driver. There are people at a remote center that can add labels to scenes if the computer doesn’t have enough confidence to proceed. One the computer has enough information to start planning again, it resumes driving.
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by qgin 5y ago
We better hurry and get rid of the fire department, schools, the military, postal service, etc and replace them with private for-profit companies.
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by qgin 5y ago
Margaritas aside, it’s distressing that it’s rare in America to find walkable communities where there is any activity outside the bubble of the house or megastore. We need to lean more towards developments that are built at human scale, not
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by qgin 5y ago
Well if Jacobin has a problem with capitalism, it must be really serious.
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by qgin 5y ago
The rich go to very different hospitals?
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by qgin 5y ago
Atheism is a dirty word in America. Way more people have no particular religious beliefs, but they’re turned off by the word.
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by qgin 5y ago
Stocks have value because of dividends (or for stocks that don’t yet pay dividends, the likelihood that one day they will pay dividends). But ultimately, it is a bet on actual cash transfers from the profits of the business to your own pock
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by qgin 5y ago
Very sensationalized.
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by qgin 5y ago
I see so many comments about how pay is half of what it is in the US, London is just as expensive, and there is a shortage of engineers in London. So what dark economic magic is causing this?
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by qgin 5y ago
Also iOS 15 has it built in to Keychain
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by qgin 5y ago
I doubt many programmers on HN could do their jobs without Google.
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by qgin 5y ago
Wasn’t this tracked by multiple operators in more than one location using visible light and also radar and was visually confirmed by pilots? How does glare explain that?
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by qgin 5y ago
The funny thing is most people are holding bitcoin to get rich, not for stability. As soon as there are signs that hyper growth has ended, it won’t be doing the job most people bought it for. Resulting in a stable price much lower than the
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by qgin 5y ago
As far as I know, the requirement is only that cancellation uses the same method as signing up. No requiring phone calls for subscriptions that started with a online form.
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by qgin 5y ago
The economy is built on companies like Theranos? That doesn’t seem right to me.
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by qgin 5y ago
The longer term idea would be to make it into a non-dead, non-barren place. The main purpose would be to take the first step towards protecting human civilization against being completely wiped out in a planet-scale disaster, whether human-
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by qgin 5y ago
There will always be a big red disconnect button in all of these vehicles. Though using it is probably more likely to cause an accident than not using it.
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by qgin 5y ago
This has never happened with any other medical treatment. Why would this be different? Compare this relatively simple treatment to the unbelievable amount of resources spent to treat the diseases that directly come from aging (cancer, heart
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by qgin 5y ago
It’s hard for me to imagine how it isn’t the first one. Nothing is really priced in the Bitcoin’s valuation except risk on / risk off. It’s a pure play on appetite for risk assets and that’s about it. People say it’s an inflation hedge
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by qgin 5y ago
Love seeing this on the front page. This site was the thing that improved my health more than any other health information I’d ever read. There’s so much handwaving in the world around the subject of weight / body composition when the

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