robbiep

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by robbiep 11d ago
I appreciate you taking the time to reply - that helps a lot. So essentially I get this and plug it into the CN105 port, and then everything will be in home assistant and I can get room/zone temperature control via BLE as well.
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by robbiep 12d ago
That’s incredible. I have an airtouch which I love but my parents have a Mitsubishi system that I’m fairly sure would be compatible, and a large floor space to manage. Apologies for the question, but for multi zone, you mention that the con
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by robbiep 15d ago
One of the reasons this is such a long bow to draw is that, as you have absurdly reiterated and an earlier commenter posited, this is Lamarckism. If it is true, where are all the sapient reindeer and other animals that have consumed these
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by robbiep 19d ago
If there are actually people out there walking around thinking that just getting the trains running on time justified the murder of 6 million ‘undesirables’ or many different shades, and this isn’t just some epic troll, then we are way more
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by robbiep 20d ago
If you believe that the people who will profit from new, better, more hyped models are the same ones who will act against their own immediate and tangible self interest to try and avert what seems to them to be a far away removed possibilit
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by robbiep 1mo ago
Can you be specific about what your bloodwork results showed and what special insights your CGM gave you and what behavioural changes it led to? My anecdotal experience from doctor colleagues giving CGM to patients is that it does 3/5t
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by robbiep 1mo ago
What is going on with your account? Years of barely posting, and now lots of poor English highly controversial posts. Is this a sock puppet account?
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by robbiep 2mo ago
I had to check that, It is 129 million
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by robbiep 2mo ago
To the best of my knowledge fish eggs are fertilised outside the body
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by robbiep 2mo ago
There is an api to present the modal and manage the reporting but the developer has to instantiate the showing of it. If you leave that out then it never presents
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by robbiep 2mo ago
I was trying to understand how to do this, and I formed the opinion that most of the battery providers don’t really allow the degree of ‘on/off’ or ‘charge/discharge’ customisation as might be necessary to make this work? Or was I
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by robbiep 3mo ago
You know what already detects breast cancer? Mammograms followed by ultrasound. We have screening programs for a reason. We know the sensitivity and specificity of these. They are widely available in any rich country that doesn’t treat its
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by robbiep 3mo ago
‘Catfishing is fine’
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by robbiep 3mo ago
My impression isn’t that they are trying to improve CTE imaging (did it say that in the article?!) but somehow approach the resolution of being able to run the blood flow data through a black box so they can demonstrate what the occipital c
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by robbiep 3mo ago
The methods described in the main article refer specifically to neurovascular imaging. In order to have a higher resolution, they’re making use of microbubbles (which need to be prepared and injected just prior to imaging). There is no worl
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by robbiep 4mo ago
Some Microsoft setups ONLY allow Authenticator - can’t use 1pass etc. I have recently fallen into this pit
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by robbiep 8mo ago
I am a huge Tchaikovsky fan, mostly as I love his hard sci fi and incredible world building. I normally shy away from any fantasy but his city of last chances trilogy (now turning into a quadrilogy/on its was to 5??) is one of the absu
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by robbiep 9mo ago
I got a student subscription to cursor and after giving it a good 6 hours I’ve abandoned it. I extremely dislike the way it goes forth and bolts. I don’t trust these tools enough to just point it in the direction and say go, I like to be a
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by robbiep 1y ago
The difficulty is stopping when control of the organism is actually achieved, not just when you ‘feel better’. Most people are totally unable to make this judgement
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by robbiep 1y ago
Huntingtons is not unique but certainly notable because it is caused by repeat sequences and therefore uniquely suited to mRNA silencing in this manner. There are very few other progressive (and I presume you also mean neurological) conditi
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by robbiep 1y ago
Have a read (rather than guessing) - it’s fascinating! Your other reply has a good insight but on more of a related topic but the primary reason this exists is for error correction. So approx one third of single nucleotide mutations have no
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by robbiep 1y ago
In the US and much of Europe, the subsidies are to NOT produce, not to produce more
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by robbiep 1y ago
what exactly are you going to do with a spot hs-CRP?
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by robbiep 1y ago
Bad guess, I am not sure what OP really intends (perhaps you don’t consume whilst you sleep?!) because as you probably are starting to remember from primary school your body maintains homeostasis by continually respiring. It doesn’t suddenl
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by robbiep 1y ago
Here you go: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1y3_fgi0prAUjLugQWUDylZL_TN8...
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by robbiep 1y ago
There is no issue with countries buying us treasuries. They sail off shelves. Until the current administration started to make it look like there’s a possibility that the country may bankrupt itself, which threw a risk component into US deb
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by robbiep 1y ago
Photosynthesis in nature is 1% efficient so it doesn’t need to be greatly better to beat it
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by robbiep 1y ago
The characteristic ‘jagged lines’ of aura is not at all related to the characteristic visual flashes of retinal detachment which an entirely different pathophysiology. Given that the advent of the flashes are new and related to exertion how
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by robbiep 1y ago
I couldn’t agree more, but as a 12 year old fingerprints of the gods got me started
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by robbiep 1y ago
The levels of fluoridation in order to cause difference in IQ as I understand it, from the Chinese studies, suggest that basically the effect if true occurs at around 2x+ the concentration found in supplemented water supplies. My understand

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