stupidboy

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by stupidboy 6y ago
Yes! I can finally pick names that work with the wider English speaking world and my Dothraki familiy abroad.
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by stupidboy 6y ago
You're looking for Blendle. It's pretty cool. https://launch.blendle.com/
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by stupidboy 7y ago
Exactly. I assembled a dresser last week, and it came with this label on one of the panels: http://www.ahfa.us/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/ASTMTip-OverWa... Think about that: children have died from 𝘥𝘳𝘦𝘴𝘴
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by stupidboy 7y ago
Probably this: https://imgur.com/a/6NJsTmh
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by stupidboy 7y ago
Good point about the size. Unengorged nymph ticks are tough to spot. That's why most people don't notice them until after multiple days of feeding. The adults are much easier to catch early, and thus pose less of a threat. For sto
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by stupidboy 7y ago
Yeah, that's proper procedure--except for the scotch tape. Our lab techs need to tediously remove ticks from adhesive every day because some authority (first-aid manuals?) is telling people to do that. It ends up in pieces after extrac
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by stupidboy 7y ago
We can't get reimbursed by health insurance because we aren't a medical facility, but rather a DNA lab. I'm sure in some regard, it's a downside. However, it does force us to compete intensely on price, value & servi
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by stupidboy 7y ago
Surprised to see Lyme disease on HN, since bringing affordable DNA testing for B. burgdorferi & other pathogens to the public is the startup I've been working on since 2014. Relevant Plug: https://www.tickcheck.com/
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by stupidboy 8y ago
https://outline.com/rzbtHT
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by stupidboy 8y ago
the article is just a summary of the WSJ article. why not just post original?