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China is likely considered by many to be a threat to democracy, which is part of the reasoning behind this
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6y ago
Yes, I generally have been doing quite a bit of intermittent fasting, fasting, and caloric restriction. But not very strictly so, only sometimes. I have before, but I would say it's not too bad right now.
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6y ago
Yeah, I have it in a different section on my page mostly for that reason. It's not something I'd ever encourage people to 'just take', in the way I might some simple vitamins or minerals or so on that they might need. Pe
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I personally don't buy that NR does much. I think there's some interesting hints that we're getting close to finding out useful things, but I haven't found much that personally convinced me about NR and those related to
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6y ago
Sometimes I feel like it's only a matter of time laws in this area take an unfortunate turn for the worst in many other countries (US obviously being one of the biggest). Every time we fight tooth-and-claw to get a terrible act from pa
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6y ago
I wish it was easier to do intensive tracking of everything like that, but it's definitely a lot of work. Some supplements I have very clear before+after results, with the only probable cause being the supplement (e.g. vitamin D or mag
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6y ago
Some doctors will prescribe it for off-label use, but this is pretty rare. It's possible to purchase it from overseas websites as it is not scheduled, but this is technically not legal, and it will still cost quite a bit out-of-pocket.
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Individually. Sometimes a few things are combined when a good option is available, but generally multivitamins don't give me what I want in the doses that I want. Since I tested all of my blood metrics beforehand, it's unlikely th
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I've been supplementing glucosamine along with a large amount of other things for awhile now. I'm not too bullish on it in humans, but it doesn't seem like it hurts, and is definitely cheap: https://nearcyan.com&#x
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Amazon announces second quarter results [pdf]
(s2.q4cdn.com)
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6y ago
Definitely a pretty surprising announcement for most, who haven't heard of Kodak in years, aside from perhaps their bankruptcy and delisting earlier this decade. Interestingly enough there was apparently quite a bit of information leak
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6y ago
Even if they make a superior product, how will they get users to use it anywhere near the scale they use Google?
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Perhaps these authors should suggest some sort of alternative, if they wish to convince people that meritocracy is not only not the case, but is actively harmful. Else it seems no ideal is truly being put fourth, only talking down at the st
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Natural Nuclear Fission Reactor
(en.wikipedia.org)
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My failed startup: Why it failed and why I’m releasing all the source code
(adamfallon.com)
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>The less JavaScript (especially third-party) you have on your landing pages, the better. It’s a better customer experience, and it improves your page’s conversion and quality score. Really wish I read this more. And not just for the lan
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6y ago
Yes, that would have made for a much better article+title I think. They would also make a better case by mentioning cases where the substances involved do not have such effects (for example, weed) rather than methamphetamine. But with such
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6y ago
Even so, people give a lot of credence to the title, which is obviously very clickbaity.
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It happens, appreciate the friendly response
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I think you've misunderstood, excited delirium is claimed to be present in the individual the cop is arresting, not in the police themselves. The reason they attempt to justify greater force is in order to protect themselves from someo
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Yes, it is controversial for being used as a justification for police brutality and having been involved in a lot of bad incidents. But the existence of it is not controversial, as it is basically a subset of affects of substances such as
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Excited delirium is a very well-known and documented phenomenon, primarily in individuals that are on excessive doses of stimulants: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Excited_delirium#Cause However, nothing about its exist
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>When I made the purchase, I expected that my little indulgence would remain between me and Doordash This is where they went wrong, as unfortunate as it is. Aside from the massive amount of third party analytics and tracking and so on, t
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6y ago
Disagree strongly. The main reason is one needs to understand how much leverage you can gain by successfully playing very risky far-out-of-the-money call/put options, but also that the volume on stocks (and derivatives) like $TLSA is i
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While true, I would augment the title to suggest that everyone needs e2e encryption. I find it disheartening to think that almost all communication I see and engage in on a daily basis is owned by various for-profit companies, whether it
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Collection of impressive GPT-3 content generation examples
(twitter.com)
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They do use a lot more addresses than just this one too
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This is looking really bad, I wonder what they used to get access to all these high-profile accounts? It's worth noting these types of blackhat crypto scammers make millions a year from this already, but this is definitely making it a
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I saw it as flagged to death. The title definitely needs work, and it's also much more political than is generally allowed, but I do think it's important to be aware of.
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6y ago
Sad the amount of technological progress we may be missing out on by this, I rarely see it discussed but I think fertility is important in order for society to be able to maintain a steady course of improvement in science and technology.
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