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by shock 6y ago
My experience correlates with your doctor's: I had to take more than 5000 IUs per day for about 3 months to reach the bottom of the normal range for 25-OH-vit D.
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by shock 6y ago
> Imagine if humans had another sense we didn't know about all this time! I read a theory somewhere that our sense of time is based on some cells being sensitive to low frequency oscillations in earth's magnetic field.
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by shock 6y ago
I would guess that it depends on what your current vit D level is. Also, depending on your genotype you might be a fast or slow metabolizer of vit D, which would also play a role in how big of a dose you would need. I recommend the talks&#x
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by shock 6y ago
Sleeping well? Were you waking up refreshed in the morning?
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by shock 6y ago
> Really twisting the use of the word advertisement here Yes, I thought Brave was injecting commercial ads into those pages, not the tips buttons. Still surprising, but much different for me.
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by shock 6y ago
Vivaldi is closed source, I would not call it a "much better browser" for that reason.
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by shock 6y ago
https://wiki.c2.com/?ClosuresAndObjectsAreEquivalent
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by shock 6y ago
> Much better to go heavy with Ibuprofen Do you know that Ibuprofen can cause morphological changes in the testes? I wouldn't call that much better...
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by shock 6y ago
> I was on the Google homepage today on my iPhone and was getting popups advertising Chrome (on the homepage!) and then again in the search results advertising the Google app. I changed my default to DDG right then and there. I just swit
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by shock 6y ago
> My desktop (custom built) refuses to go to sleep when I'm booted into Linux. Straight up just wakes itself immediately. It's probably a device that it's waking the computer up. In my case it was a mouse. See https:&#x2F
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by shock 6y ago
https://www.artofmanliness.com/articles/fall-asleep-fast/ That works wonders for me. You won't fall asleep in less than two minutes the first time you do it, but after doing it for two weeks, you will. Relaxi
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by shock 6y ago
JOOQ's fluent API gives you safety since it is introspected from the actual DB structure. Invalid code does not compile, instead of blowing up in production at runtime as it would in the case of the SQL string.
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by shock 6y ago
There is no contact info in your profile.
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by shock 6y ago
Actual title of the article is "With new ‘elegant chemo,’ Israeli scientists edit genome to destroy cancer DNA".
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by shock 6y ago
Still relevant in 2020.
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by shock 6y ago
http://augmentingcognition.com/ltm.html
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by shock 6y ago
Different JVMs have different font rendering settings. Try Zulu.
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by shock 6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_Native_Interface
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by shock 6y ago
The latter. Exposing them willingly would be unethical since they could develop a severe form and possibly die.
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by shock 6y ago
> Did you read the Hacker News welcome page? From the guidelines: > Please don't comment on whether someone read an article. "Did you even read the article? It mentions that" can be shortened to "The article mentio
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by shock 6y ago
M-Disc
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by shock 6y ago
Seems like a good release cadence for stable software. Pity they don't list the changelog on the same page.
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by shock 6y ago
Wait until it's overpriced for you too, and you need it...
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by shock 6y ago
Contains gliadin and glutenin which promote the release of zonulin which regulates the tight junction in the intestinal epithelium. Disregulated tight junctions can lead to autoimmune disease. At least that's the theory. https:/&
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by shock 6y ago
The Japanese researcher that got a Nobel Prize for discovering the autophagy mechanisms has a course on edx. Doesn't get much more authoritative than that.
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by shock 6y ago
Sweden has a 25-OH vit D serum prevalence level > 75 nmol/L in its populace. That might factor into how things are there so I don't think a direct comparison to other countries with much lower vit D levels offers much value.
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by shock 6y ago
> I do machine learning work and research, and when I upgrade I will pay the Nvidia “premium” without hesitation Would you still do it without hesitation if the money was coming of your own pocket?
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by shock 6y ago
> Coupling kills software > I hear this a lot but I think it’s highly overstated. Coupling is like trying to get to your destination by swimming through molasses – each move you make impacts atoms far away from you because they are ti
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by shock 6y ago
> But I'm assuming that the functions aren't mucking about with global state or something equally distasteful. There's not much else for them to do, since they don't take arguments, but to muck about with global state
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by shock 6y ago
Robert Glover - No More Mr. Nice Guy

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