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by voldacar 4y ago
Intraperitoneal injection isn't really done in humans, the closest equivalent would be subcutaneous or maybe intramuscular injection. I don't know about the safety of injecting DMSO into humans but it's probably not too bad s
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by voldacar 4y ago
The problem with ISRIB is that it isn't water soluble. I'm not convinced that people who take it (usually subcutaneous injection or snorting it) aren't just experiencing placebo. I don't know of any way of actually getti
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by voldacar 4y ago
It is unbecoming to fill the streets with rats and bird shit
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by voldacar 4y ago
Yes, the crab bucket mentality
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by voldacar 4y ago
The goods will get sold at market price either way. The only question is whether that will happen formally, with the manufacturer profiting, or informally, with the profits going to flippers. In order to satisfy more buyers, they will have
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by voldacar 4y ago
>There's nothing they can do to prevent scalpers from buying them and jacking up the price 10x There is, actually. They can raise their price until supply equals demand
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by voldacar 4y ago
If they aren't possible to get for that price, then that isn't actually the price.
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by voldacar 4y ago
The best headphone right now is probably the utopia or x9000 in terms of raw resolution
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by voldacar 4y ago
This is just ignorant. Plenty of audiophiles (including myself) go after gear that's as neutral and transparent as possible. Also warmth and distortion aren't the same thing.
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by voldacar 4y ago
Just like everywhere else, silliness in the audio world is Pareto distributed. As someone who loves good sound reproduction, it's tiresome to have people endlessly start talking about magic rocks or whatever whenever the topic of audio
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by voldacar 4y ago
How would you mitigate the safety concerns of hydrogen gas? Maybe surround the balloon with another balloon and fill the thin space between with an inert gas or helium? I guess you put some kind of gas sensor inside the baloon that would al
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by voldacar 4y ago
I'm for cars which behave correctly . A correctly designed car, like any tool, does exactly what I command it to.
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by voldacar 4y ago
Yeah I don't see anyone using tungsten or counter-rotaying halves. And the heavy spinners are often slow to rev up
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by voldacar 4y ago
I think that the optimal spinner would be basically impossible to defeat. You win by building up a ton of kinetic energy and dumping it into your opponent. Consider what ziggo ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuyG3FmixRI ) c
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by voldacar 4y ago
>Are there actually interesting properties which are true but can’t be proven? Goodstein's theorem and the Paris-Harrington theorem are some examples of this for ZFC. There are several more, maybe a logician could chime in
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by voldacar 4y ago
The crime of "money laundering" was invented out of nowhere one day. Society predates it by thousands of years.
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by voldacar 4y ago
Try the model F. It's significantly better than the M. Still the polar opposite of topre
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by voldacar 4y ago
There is not one documented case of covid being spread via fomite.
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by voldacar 4y ago
I remember back in the original nvidia GTX Titan era (2013 ish?) it wasn't uncommon for TOTL gaming rigs to have 2, 3, even 4 GPUs. At some point that just ceased to be a thing
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by voldacar 4y ago
This is just silly. You are never disadvantaged by knowing more about what's inside your body. What you don't know can easily kill you, though. Hopefully in the long term future we will have extremely cheap & frequent MRI and
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by voldacar 4y ago
The government has made it all but illegal to make a car that isn't ugly
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by voldacar 4y ago
The California ideology does not value successful governance
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by voldacar 4y ago
Why would I need to justify it? Justify it to whom?
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by voldacar 4y ago
I think it is a net win. It's one of the only longevity drugs that has an actual significant effect. I don't think the immunosuppression is really a huge danger, there are plenty of people out there taking it and they aren't
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by voldacar 4y ago
Rapamycin will probably be more effective than any of those. Also, resveratrol has very low bioavailability (<1%) since it has extremely low water-solubility and also doesn't survive first-pass metabolism Also, get them to a healthy
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by voldacar 4y ago
The Bekenstein limit would seem to imply that the numbers / probability spreads we deal with in the real world are not infinite precision and therefore form a countable subset of R
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by voldacar 4y ago
If it's not like emacs and vim, why did you post it in a thread by someone looking for software like emacs and vim?
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by voldacar 4y ago
Since you don't have the lived experience of being a white male, this is a very problematic statement. Might want to consider running your posts past a sensitivity reader in the future
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by voldacar 4y ago
How does testosterone have protective benefits wrt aging? Bodybuilders who use testosterone get really old looking faces. Wrinkles, rougher skin, deep nasolabial folds etc. Google "roid face"
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by voldacar 4y ago
Some of those fashion brand logos are really surprisingly awful. The Burberry and YSL ones in particular are just unforgivably tasteless and bland.

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