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by trhway 1y ago
No. There the vitamin D deficiency during pregnancy is correlated with autism of the child. In another study child autism was correlated with regular Swedish woman pregnancy with the 3rd trimester in winter when the deficiency is the most f
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by trhway 1y ago
Yes, i see what you're saying. I'm just a layman here, so i talking only based on my recollection of what i read somewhere somewhen. I think i also read another study where there were scratches or some other damage and they did it
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by trhway 1y ago
>And it was only rather recently that north-up maps became so commonplace. The portolan chart from 1439 is already north-up. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portolan_chart#/media/File:Gab...
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by trhway 1y ago
>good sun exposure helps my skin feel softer and less inflamed. The UV light polymerizes collagen in presence of vitamin B. They did experiments by repairing cornea that way: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC
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by trhway 1y ago
it is somewhat sad that we don't start right now any immense scale project requiring decades of construction. With today and tomorrow tech we could possibly build say hundred kilometer long several kilometer high space launch rail gun
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by trhway 1y ago
>Nvidia is fabless and has concentrated supplier and geopolitical risk with TSMC. East India Company has been conducting continental wars on its own. A modern company with $4T valuation and a country-GDP-size revenue and possessing key m
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by trhway 1y ago
Don't subscribe to the solutions without data export. And cron the daily export of your data from the solutions you're subscribed to (and better choose the providers with CDC capability). Pure situation of voting with your dollar.
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by trhway 1y ago
Getting well funded commercial demand is exactly how you undo it.
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by trhway 1y ago
>Serious question for people who oppose ICE enforcing immigration law: People want ICE to enforce the immigration law without violating other laws and the Constitution. Unfortunately the current government and their supporters (and you s
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by trhway 1y ago
planned economies, rat tails and cobras breeding, lines of code counts, etc. the history is abundant with examples. There is a popular saying in Russia (originated by a famous for his "language skills" Prime-Minister from the 90-i
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by trhway 1y ago
>The phrasing is a bit clumsy (e.g. "that's why we say") You're kidding. "Top UN legal investigator" on genocide is clumsy with genocide definition. And not on some detail. She is "clumsy" on the m
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by trhway 1y ago
>Not allowing the players to come into the game with entangled states is really, really strange. I think i saw such a warning on a casino door in LV.
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by trhway 1y ago
>Just look at death tolls maybe? October 7, 1200 people. While despicable, nowhere near the effort Israel is putting in, right? Crime of genocide has nothing to do with numbers. It sounds though that for you the numbers do matter, and th
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by trhway 1y ago
>You're reading an awful lot into something not being included in a radio interview. It isn't something. It is the primary thing here. For a professional such an omission can be only deliberate. The radio interview would be hea
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by trhway 1y ago
I didn't get it - do you agree or disagree that the Ministry of Health is HAMAS which is a terrorist organization which in particular perpetrated genocide of Jewish people on Oct 7, 2023. HAMAS perpetrated the genocide of Jewish peopl
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by trhway 1y ago
>"if you're not a bad guy, what do you have to hide?" everybody is a bad guy in the eyes of their political opponents.
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by trhway 1y ago
>Because the tools created for censorship for the good cause are too dangerous to exist ....the government can block any website in a matter of hours yet the tools of war do exist. Even though the government can kill anybody in a matter
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by trhway 1y ago
The ‘empowered full cycle developer' is the key term here. It isn't pager duty, it is an empowerment by pager.
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by trhway 1y ago
> censorship of Russians why not censor Russians? They had as of now already censored forever about a million of Ukranians and have shown all the intentions to do it more and more. And Russia doesn't allow foreign propaganda inside
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by trhway 1y ago
Sanctions?! What sanctions? They don't even hide, right in the heart of Western Europe: https://www.swedbank-aktiellt.se/telegram/WOzsdcJG "AMSTERDAM, April 10, 2025 MIRhosting, a leading provider of enterpri
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by trhway 1y ago
That would be a good addition to food from the public health view. From the food producers point of view i think they would find some version which doesn't have effect of decreasing consumption, yet would prevent the gross obesity resu
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by trhway 1y ago
i think we'll soon see some very safe OTC version of GLP-1 just added to the food and drinks just like salt and sugar are added. That will allow for example Coke drinkers to drink it back again a lot.
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by trhway 1y ago
Across the world the balance between conformism and dissent is getting heavily tipped toward the conformism. Subcultures that are dissent from the mainstream cultures are thus getting toned down.
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by trhway 1y ago
I think you can do it from a distance, just need to have directed microphone (or use laser “microphone”)
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by trhway 1y ago
A couple of neighbors adopt older dogs. We never discussed that specifically, yet it seems to be a smaller commitment lifetime-wise (few years instead of 10-15 for a young dog), and you'd have to train and deal with a puppy energy (whi
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by trhway 1y ago
While i think we should do more things in that direction, it borders on human experimentation. Btw, somebody should mention that Putin/Xi's talk about living to 150 years and the 70 being just a children age today (if you have sta
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by trhway 1y ago
you think Mark didn't know it when he hired that guy for $250 millions? Anyway, you probably mean an individual hiring cost. Which is a totally different case from hiring and building a multifunctional team of 100. Look around at aqui
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by trhway 1y ago
less than a $6M/head - it is a steal. Not even counting whatever IP they have.
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by trhway 1y ago
i think the author and commenters here are went the "half-glass empty" way. Whereis if you think the "half-glass full" way you'd remember that thermoclines allows a submarine to hide from sonar, and similarly it iso
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by trhway 1y ago
Due to incompressibility of liquids, pressurizing a liquid is very cheap energy-wise - orders of magnitude cheaper than pressurizing a gas. The issue is that pressurized liquid also requires correspondingly strong and expensive vessels and

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