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wpasc
1y ago
aaaand then?
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wpasc
1y ago
The Universe asked me, "Guess what? I'm decaying" I said, "Dude, you've gotta give me time to guess"
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wpasc
2y ago
I was curious too; here's an HN link spelling it out and discussing in context of working there: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27571707
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wpasc
2y ago
Agreed that his ethnicity is a silly topic to be discussed, but calling Christopher Columbus a "slightly" relevant guy definitely feels like a stretch.
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wpasc
2y ago
thank you and thanks for your n=1, wish you the best with your treatment as well
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2y ago
Inyalowda, the more you share, the more your bowl will be plentiful my favorite show ever, imo best sci fi show ever. Ceres station in the books/show is a really cool idea even though it's got several reasons why it couldn't
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2y ago
It's the few instances of new onset IBD and generally the GI side effects. I'm lucky enough to have a pretty solid GI system that I don't want to risk messing with. I get very anxious with medicine, and my ankylosing spondyli
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2y ago
amen. I've tried 3 tnf inhibitors that have not worked (and had negative side effects). Cosentyx (il 17a inhibitor) kinda scares me. I always like to keep my hopes that some better autoimmune treatments could come soon
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2y ago
Someone commented above, but Jonathan Haidt "the anxious generation" is a place to start for a deeper analysis on the issue. Here is part 1 of a 3 part series of posts of his. I can't speak to the correlations and study direc
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2y ago
I respectfully partially disagree. Sure, the term "rescue" is a bit over the top and evokes "Apollo 13" vibes. OTOH, Boeing has "$14.8bn in Pentagon contracts in 2022" [1]. Boeing has plane crash issues for yea
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2y ago
Why wouldn't a congress person in this instance do the opposite? Give a show of hand for sake of TV and voters. Say they voted one way, but then vote the way they might be lobbied/influenced to? The public votes of congress people
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2y ago
For what’s it’s worth, autoimmune drugs are amongst the highest grossing due to their cost. Rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, MS all do have a lot of study. I wouldn’t say it’s enough, but I don’t think the prevalence of me/cfs alters a
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Only have been on in for like 3 seconds before crashing, the game definitely gave me early RuneScape vibes. Tbt to RuneScape in the school library in like 2006
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2y ago
I can't imagine any jurisdiction that tried this would see anything other than large companies prohibiting their software from being used in that jurisdiction. Any company that then grew large would quickly exit. Every iOS update requi
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2y ago
thank you beltalowda
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2y ago
I know HN is more serious that humorous, but I love his interviews
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3y ago
This is an unfair parallel, but it's like worrying about businesses who advertise on pornographic sites or on cigarette boxes. Allowing visibility to businesses who advertise on a certain platform could be judged (by society, law, and
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3y ago
it's very tough to say why, but the countries being referenced by this article as having improved the gender gap certainly have lower rates of reproduction. Whose to say good, bad, or why, but the correlation is present.
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3y ago
and hotdogs
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TikTok is a Chinese company, how is that an instance of Western Values being pushed?
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3y ago
I agree that much is changing in cancer therapy, most promisingly around immunotherapies and other immune related strategies, but the 5 year survival rate change over decades is often attributed to earlier detection as opposed to improved t
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3y ago
Ed Witten is uncharacteristically brilliant and yet he (in my opinion) fell prey to the “masses” of physicists who clung to String theory despite its inability to yield results. Imo, that’s a counter example to your point. Thinking differen
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3y ago
Harassment law would probably suffice with case law and precedent starting to cover the specific type of harassment
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3y ago
https://amp.theguardian.com/society/2016/dec/29/breast-cance... It’s not disputed nor unknown that a variety of expensive/newer cancer treatments are not payed for by the NHS. I posted one example b
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Perhaps because the workers feel that their work benefits and compensation as negotiated with Tesla directly are good and would not benefit from introducing the union into that negotiation? You may disagree but it’s not like it’s a complete
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Lol this metaphor perplexes me. I don't have strong COVID opinions, but I'm really confused by this metaphor, is the plane crash full on COVID? Planes are safer overall of course, but if you introduce the Bayesian prior of given:
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I posted a reply to your main link. I think you overestimate the ability of the tests to rule out issues caused by strange interactions with food and/or constituent components of food. I think you are referring to 1) genetic tests for
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I believe you are right in the spirit of people overreacting to gluten. However, there may be more mechanisms at play which create more than 2 categories (celiac and non celiac). (I added some links below). I only post this disagreement wit
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Blue Origin hasn't been to orbit yet right? If that is still the case, pretty wild contract to land.
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3y ago
how dare you besmirch the Epstein drive
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