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29d ago
Are you referring to dapoxetine ? It's not approved in US and it's not really a "megadose” of a regular SSRI since it's a different molecule. Also, this is not only medication for PE.. there are many other options like f
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29d ago
The problem is that web applications have an ongoing monthly cost to maintain for bandwidth, usage, disk space, etc.. so the only solution is to charge a subscription. Yes, traditional software also has a cost for maintenance and features b
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1mo ago
> I see a lot of comments in this thread in support this stance Do you think that they supporting it because they think Americans should have a say in their policies via a democratic process or that anyone in support of this has fallen
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1mo ago
I'm a Canadian but I don't understand this sentiment towards Americans. I think that citizens of a country should have a say in their policies without it being called "xenophobia". Could some vote for these policies beca
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1mo ago
> There is no human right to have a US visa interview; everything is a privilege that can be withdrawn. I'm not sure what you're trying to argue with this strawman. No one in the thread is claiming it's a "human right
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1mo ago
I don't think it would be a military invasion, more like an economical one. Canada relies on US and is isolated from the rest of the world, US can strangle it economically if need be until it folds. They can also cause divisions inside
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1mo ago
> every social media site uses It's not only social media anymore, many mainstream websites have started doing it. For example on IMDB, you used to be able to read the comments, now they locked them behind a signup box.. it's o
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1mo ago
Don't subscriptions have limits and resets? Making them not very usable for an ongoing operation?
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1mo ago
I don't know.. I tend to think that killing democratically elected leader of a country because they wanted to nationalize their oil, installing a dictator, then spending years trying to destroy the country could possibly upset people.
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1mo ago
And who is going to maintain this low-population paradise of elites, if there is no one left but the elites ?
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1mo ago
As a Canadian, my hope is that we can build stronger relations with Europe. I don't think anyone can avoid China but I would rather minimize those ties. We can't afford to cut all ties with United States due to our geography and h
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1mo ago
Interesting you say that, because as another Canadian, I would say that the sentiment in our country is the opposite of you describe. The actions of our government reflect it. Canada is moving further from US, not closer. Canadians who supp
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1mo ago
It's not possible, everything can be explained by science sooner or later. We have plenty examples of this throughout history: lunar eclipse as "omens", plague as "divine wrath", rainbow as a "sign of flood&quo
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1mo ago
More like: those tests are useless because the fundamental system design is garbage thanks to the incompetence of corporations.
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1mo ago
I take that a step further, "absolute emergency" is rarely an "emergency". Based on my experience, it mostly translates to whatever task the person thinks it's important for them. Sometimes people will mark the task
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1mo ago
> Apple has conveniently, for them, set themselves up as an unwanted middleman. I don't see users complaining, it's mostly developers.
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1mo ago
You're going to have convince upper management why the team's velocity is suddenly affected in feature releases once they stop using AI. All the execs know that they can refresh the screen faster and see the features for marketing
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1mo ago
I have to take Tadalafil daily as my urologist prescribed it and have no issues going to the gym. I lift weights and exercise regularly. Another thing is that overtime your body adjusts to the side effects. I used to get headaches or stuff
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1mo ago
Rural communities tend to be more religious and conservatives as well. However if you're also very traditional and practice their faith, you'll fit right in. At least in Iran it's like that. There's going to be relations
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1mo ago
Iranian here, you're missing an important point: we're a nuclear threshold state. Meaning we can build weapons in a short manner if need be. This is the reason the security counsel refuses to give up any of its uranium.. and to be
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> Why not, though? Eating is fun and pleasurable Sure but food doesn't have to equate to consume large quantities of junk food for it to be pleasurable. We can learn to have a healthy meal with a reasonable portion that is as satisf
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> No we don't. Public schools are incentivized not to help high performers This is actually true.. in my country we used to have 3 different tiers for Mathematics like 416, 426, 436, etc for high school students. You would get the r
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> murdering over 30,000 of their own people Iranian here, please give me the names of the 30,000 dead people so we can corroborate your claims with reality. I have no lover for IRGC, my own family members were severly harmed by them but
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Iranian here, Mojtaba can issue a new one and override the previous one. He hasn't done it yet, at least not publicly but he very well might. If you look at the moves he has been making, he is putting people in charge of IRGC who are b
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BMW is nearly there with subscription for heated seats and spider man ads in driver's faces.. Everything is just getting worse these days: TVs becoming junk ad boxes, consoles removing physical ownership, cars becoming subscription ser
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I don't understand this either. It's a professional environment and all you're doing is a business transaction: you offer them services, they pay you. My phone provider doesn't have an emotional breakdown when I fire the
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If it's under someone else's license, then you can't copyright / patent the code generated from LLM in the commercial codebase. This basically makes their AI useless.
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That's the ideal model. Nations should be able to trade everyone without being under threat.
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1mo ago
China's goal is weakening the dollar, I don't think they are after reserved currency status. In any case, moving from USD -> Yuan would pose the same risk as people may perceive with USD today. Having a single currency controll
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1mo ago
You can replace Plex with all its features and polish in a couple of days with AI?..
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