spacetimeuser5

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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
yea, maybe. Just checked after posted the post. How many scammers are there on HN and YC Startup School?
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
I will be selling my property anyway, during the next 2 years, or so. So thus I can return the loan anyways.
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
My bank in LT requires proof of income, and my income is lower than minimum, because I am a student of CS so far only. And i do not need 6 month or more to return it, I may return in a month.
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Ask HN: Can I get a ~1K loan on HN to get more investment into my R&D startup?
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Ask HN: Is it worth to try Binance for a small transaction?
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
He could have tried injecting senolytics into the weared disks to remove senescent inflammatory phenotypes, as there is some research in senolytics (dasatinib+quercetin) improving arthritic knee joints by removal of senescent inflammatory c
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
Reduced skeletal muscle tone during sleep is pretty much established. If you find out, that there remains some increased muscle tone which correlates with insomnia or reduces the efficiency of PTAS, you could target it. Though you're a
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
That's ok. There just seem to be no explicit mentioning of that, that individual differences in real-time will be taken into account, just some textbook style description. Have you considered regulating skeletal muscle tone?
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
There is no information on what do they actually measure in every individual. Without some real-time feedback it seems somewhat not enough basis to deliver the treatment to the intended target. (But if they're hiring...) P.S. The websi
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
If 40 times a second is 40 Hz, than this frequency is pretty high for a deep sleep (in humans), 40Hz would mean some intense pattern recognition/focused attention.
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
In parallel with Darwin also try more recent advancements,like Don Hoffman's "The case against reality", where they prove that the probability that evolution will equip an organism to see the true reality is Zero.
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
100x was a demo, not an actual number. But please explain how does intracellular content with DNA, RNA, proteins, structural organoids and all of these metabolic constituents [0] is supposed to be the density of water. You want the cells in
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
>>how is the intracellular space denser than the extracellular? Gemini: ``` Yes, the intracellular space is denser than the extracellular space: Here's why: Packing: Cells are packed with molecules like proteins, carbohydra
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
All the empirical examples you mentioned pertain to the extracellullar space. So is this stochastic modelling also true in the intracellular space, which is like 100x times denser structurally, biochemically and bioelectrically (given that
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
Yea, that's correct. Though I may probably omit proteins and large moelcules, requiring transport vesicles and any specific transport mechanisms. Stochasticity sounds like there has been performed some theoretical modelling to infer th
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
I read one neurosurgeon (developing a theory of quantum biology) tell that mitochondria can develop voltage potentials comparable to a lightning bolt. Then searched a bit in PubMed and found something like still up to a couple of hundreds o
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
That's been reiterated by Levin at almost every presentation. Maybe he's overgeneralizing or there's actually a lack of specific experimental context or reference to a specific study. Maybe "anatomy" is a bit too br
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
>>When we say voltage gradient, think the traditional ions and the like. But also think of the voltage gradient that a protein can have too, with binding pockets and stuff. Think voltage gradients that are held in place by lipid rafts
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
At least in a specific experimental context and with specific animal models. When they mixed the embryos of a frog and an axolotl, there were no genes in their genome which could predict whether a "frogolotl" will have legs.
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
https://drmichaellevin.org/
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
When in 18xx FDA or its precursor was being formed, its goal was to confine various "bioelectrical woo" present in medicine and biology at that time. And back then there was Rife's microscope, for example, which was able to a
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
With such apparent speed and quality of research thought we will never have anatomical compiler, let alone electroceutocals and anthrobots, on a routine basis at least in the next couple of hundreds of years.
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
>>The bioelectric network is itself an expression of the genes involved in development. Yes, you may need genes to express the proteins of ion channels and gap junctions, but there is no anatomy coded by genes, no genes code for how m
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Decentralized Science NYC(desci.nyc)
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
I am not advocating for anything, just exercising my English and typing skills. But you can try measuring more parameters in every person, integrate various findings from science and plan experiment design more carefully. I have heard abou
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
>>And in the case of the self-transforming machine elves we very clearly have a compatible alternate hypothesis: they are generated by the brain And what is the actual evidence for this alternate hypothesis? Please provide the exact d
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
And what evidence do you actually have for your position? Your position is tailored to make subjects better taxpayers, rather than understanding how the brain/mind actually works. That's ok, than just assert this, that it is just
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Ask HN: Is it worth to build custom GPT for WordPress theme files?
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by spacetimeuser5 2y ago
With astronomy, where the data are mainly derived from observations and simulations, no one is spreading alarms that it is not science. While with RCTs - and specifically RCTs in the filed of human cognitive neuroscience and psychedelics -

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