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xk_id
3y ago
Iphone 6S running 14.3.
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xk_id
3y ago
On my phone, the whole page is covered by the left side menu. Tapping on the burger doesn’t hide the menu either. Not a good impression from a web design library.
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xk_id
3y ago
Crazy that your first assumption is a conspiracy. Ibogaine would never represent any kind of competition to FDA approved pharmaceuticals, because of its cardiotoxicity: it can cause sudden cardiac arrest and death. There are many case studi
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3y ago
perhaps Palestine's majority support of the October 7th violent attack has something to do with the reason why it became a contentious topic https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Hamas-led_attack_on_Israe...
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xk_id
3y ago
> nothing conclusive It's true that conclusive lifelong human trials with appropriate controls are not available; but neither will they be, they're impractical. The mechanistic basis for the health benefits of protein restricti
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xk_id
3y ago
From the link: > most of the calories burnt are just so the body can maintain itself (basal metabolism), not from the exercise! When reporting how many calories are burned through exercise, people usually count what is in addition to bei
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3y ago
people consistently overestimate how many calories they're burning and underestimate how many they're eating. i don't know where you pulled the data about 10k steps, but even if it was accurate, it would depend a great deal o
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3y ago
> you're better off just consuming substantial amounts of complete protein Except restriction of essential amino acids, as well as the total amount of protein, was consistently shown to improve health markers and longevity in many a
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3y ago
It's worse than a "complicated broken mess". It doesn't work at all on iOS 14.3 (iPhone). It's just stuck displaying some glowing squares. There is an increasing number of websites which are becoming broken on iOS 1
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3y ago
Link fixed. The source actually adds the nuance you mentioned. I guess it's possible they might oppose the Hamas rule, but also support the graphic violence of Oct 7th.
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xk_id
3y ago
Kinda hillarious how this comment concisely mixes logical, factual and semantic errors.
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xk_id
3y ago
probably because it's 2023 and you're still regurgitating this superficial cryptoskepticism. there's been countless attempts over the years to answer your question, including on this website. if you still need to ask it, then
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xk_id
3y ago
not an alt.
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xk_id
3y ago
Who cheered? I pointed out a sick behaviour that exempts the perpretators from sympathy. The rest is your mental gymanstics.
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xk_id
3y ago
what mask? I would never conceal my disgust.
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xk_id
3y ago
Ok and? I never defended the zionists the way you are defending the palestinians.
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xk_id
3y ago
can you elaborate on what precisely has been "reduced"? what is the redeeming nuance here?
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xk_id
3y ago
discovery is still an issue for this particular example.
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xk_id
3y ago
As usual, the industrial-grade stuff is the only stuff that is actually worth having; while the whole entire consumer market is by and large a rip-off and a scam. Not just for microwaves. Also food ingredients, cosmetics, drugs, electronics
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2021 Review of Notorious Markets for Counterfeiting and Piracy [pdf]
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3y ago
One of those days, I need to make a "Tell HN" thread that requests adding a new submission rule to allow only direct links to published research, and never any of this journalistic regurgitation nonsense. The most infuriating thin
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xk_id
3y ago
FWIW, there is a rare medical condition some people have, where their body odour is abnormally high. I knew a girl in high school, very attractive and a wonderful person, but she sufferred from this condition, despite her best efforts to ma
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3y ago
i think the fact you are even thinking in terms of an on/off switch suggests you are far from your goal. the brain is not a computer [1]. yet, you projected on it machine characteristics: such as step transitions between states. rather
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3y ago
The fact that individual specimens of our species are capable of reflecting, in the first place, on "what makes us what we are", is itself an example of the boundless capacity for abstraction. It is itself a meta-idea. Even earlie
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3y ago
there is something odd about their results. the compound was found not to be effective at either 0.1x or 10x of the effective dose. and they don't really explain why. this kind of dose-response curve makes it impractical to use.
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3y ago
I find that angle very sympathetic, but it isn't clear to me at the moment if those people lack potential altogether; or, whether there are cognitive factors (e.g pertaining to education) which suppress that potential. If we could find
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3y ago
> Of course, the assets in question are all crypto. With the caveat that there is progress made towards bringing real world assets on-chain. Already, stable coins fall in this category – they're crypto assets which are backed 1:1 b
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The inquiry into human uniqueness is probably just another case of human curiosity, enabled by our (seemingly) boundless capacity for understanding across domains, no? I agree about methodological limitations, but we do have plenty of examp
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This narrative that "there is nothing uniquely human" is just a grift originating with a handful anthropologists, who tried to claw some academic fame, by challenging the consensus. It is a catchy contrarian take. But it's ve
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3y ago
The Procreate product page has a heading "Procreate on your face", which is so stupid, it must have actually been on purpose.
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