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by treis 2y ago
You're misunderstanding what they're saying here. They are saying TRT will have an impact on fertility while they are on TRT. The prospects for when they go off TRT are fine: >If a patient currently desires fertility, TRT shou
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by treis 2y ago
Roid rage is probably a myth. The causation likely goes the other way. Meaning aggressive people are more likely to use steroids than steroids are causing them to be aggressive: https://www.discovermagazine.com/health&#x2F
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by treis 2y ago
Most people who go on Testosterone can go off it just fine. Here's a random study: >Ever since that study, testosterone has undergone extensive clinical trials as a hormonal method of male contraception and many have found testoste
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by treis 2y ago
This is one of the annoying things about life. Testosterone effectively already does this and is quite safe. It's just that society is not comfortable with men taking steroids for no particularly good reason.
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by treis 2y ago
I will fight anyone that says To Kill A Mockingbird isn't good.
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by treis 2y ago
The names are arbitrary but the underlying color theory is not. Colors are different wavelengths of light and our eyes have sensors that are sensitive to specific wavelengths.
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by treis 2y ago
It's hard to explain to anyone who hasn't experienced it how absurd government work can be. I was briefly on the 2020 census project as a sub-sub-sub-contractor. The Census Bureau has access to IRS data and generated most statist
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by treis 2y ago
Because it's mostly wrong. Luxury goods like Nike's, iPhones, et.al. are priced to maximize revenue. If those started growing on trees for free it wouldn't appreciably change the price. They'd just bank the extra as pr
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by treis 2y ago
I'm not sure that's accurate. If I think of the crazies in Washington they're almost all (relatively) young.
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by treis 2y ago
I screwed up my 2023 taxes by accident in an obvious way that netted me a significant extra amount. I haven't heard anything from the IRS in a year at this point. I imagine that at some point I'll get a letter asking for what I
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by treis 2y ago
That just means we're successful 99.998% of the time instead of 99.999% of the time. It's not a particularly significant difference.
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by treis 2y ago
That's called night and people drive in it just fine.
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by treis 2y ago
He's just saying whatever will let him sell cars.
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by treis 2y ago
People said the same thing about Japan but they ran into their own structural issues. It's going to happen to China as well. They've got demographic problems, rule of law problems, democracy problems, and on and on.
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by treis 2y ago
I've got the ticket to get in the gate and I'm pretty resentful of having to get it. Looking back there were a lot better ways to spend 4 years and 100k.
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by treis 2y ago
It's impossible for both things to be true. For the dollar to be the reserve currency countries need to accumulate dollars. They can't do that unless more dollars leave the US than come back. The problem is that countries don&#x
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by treis 2y ago
Trump has had a thing for tariffs for like 40 years now.
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by treis 2y ago
Open source what exactly? It's a piece of wood turned on a lathe. Not an atom bomb
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by treis 2y ago
How's your latin and ancient Greek?
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by treis 2y ago
>Given a single page application what things would you recommend to get full state restoration within half a second of page request? AI barfs on that one. It starts explain what state restoration is, which doesn't answer the questio
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by treis 2y ago
There's stuff like tuned mass dampers that reduce sway. The top floors would not necessarily be completely attached either. Can see them falling and taking out the lower levels with them.
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by treis 2y ago
Not really because actually making stuff isn't as valuable as engineering stuff (or other service-like activities).
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by treis 2y ago
I think there's approximately 0 voters that are NIMBY because they want to prop up their housing values by restricting supply. They are NIMBY because they like the way things are where they live and want them to stay the same.
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by treis 2y ago
I don't think that's ever really happened. If you look at GDP per worker the closest anyone has gotten to the West is Japan & South Korea at roughly 3/4 the production of France. They can take over existing industries li
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by treis 2y ago
I'm not sure this is as self evident as you believe it is. Outside of school, I don't think I've read an actual book and gotten use out of it. I read for pleasure but the actual useful information in my life has been accumu
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by treis 2y ago
Many jurisdictions add fines for various parts of the process. Lab fees, probation fees, rehab fees, jail fees, and on and on. Some do even charge a prosecution fee to fund the district attorney.
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by treis 2y ago
I wonder how it'd work if the layers were more physical based. In other words something like rough 3d shape -> details -> color -> perspective -> lighting. Also wonder if you'd get better results in generating somethi
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by treis 2y ago
People have been saying Tesla is wildly overvalued for a decade now. Which logically I can't really dispute but at some point you can't logically continue to ignore how the market values it either. I'm rooting for Musk to fa
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by treis 2y ago
TSLA is up 60% from a year ago and 700% from 5 years ago. He's not in any way hurting.
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by treis 2y ago
People don't buy houses by writing checks for the purchase price. They get a mortgage and pay monthly which is dependent on both housing price and interest. With a lot of hand waving that number isn't much worse than the 70s&#x2

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