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by sithadmin 2y ago
Even assuming that the contrast could show up in newly excreted CSF (maybe, maybe not), MRI contrast elimination half lives are very short (mostly all under ~2 hrs, excepting cases like renal dysfunction), and cerebrospinal fluid doesn’t re
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by sithadmin 2y ago
That just sounds like ASMR, which some folks can induce without external stimuli.
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by sithadmin 2y ago
>When I say "the real thing" I mean that they are selling semaglutide, which they are obtaining somehow >So if they are not getting it from producers under license from NN, where are they getting it? They're obtaining i
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by sithadmin 2y ago
You're massively misunderstanding that Reddit post, and it doesn't help that the 'HenryMedsInfo' account is misconstruing how the pharma manufacturing supply chain works. For one, the FDA does not 'license' any
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by sithadmin 2y ago
Victoza (liraglutide)'s patent expired, but its effect on weight loss is pitiful relative to later-generation GLP-1 agonists. Same story for Trulicity (dulaglutide), for which patent protections end in 2027.
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by sithadmin 2y ago
Your usage of the term 'feedstock' here is confusing, and it seems like you're probably operating under the erroneous assumption that contract manufacturer supplies commissioned by Novo Nordisk are somehow being routed to com
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by sithadmin 2y ago
I haven’t read deeply into Apple’s standard for digital ID, but I would assume that it’s implemented the way contactless payment via Apple Pay/Google Wallet/other mobile wallets is — rolling tokens that are valid for a single tran
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by sithadmin 2y ago
Apple’s implementation doesn’t require unlocking the device, and the ID is validated as a ‘true’ ID rather than just an image through cryptographic exchange over NFC with a compatible ‘ID reader’ device: https://support.apple.com
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by sithadmin 2y ago
Those unions would bargain with...whom, exactly?
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by sithadmin 2y ago
The Moaan Plus (available on AliExpress and from other dropshipping marketplaces) also sports an e-ink display in a similar size, is significantly cheaper, and just as functional as a single-purpose e-reader device. Just takes a bit of twea
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by sithadmin 2y ago
Not just by algorithm. In the US, many large employers utilize 'The Work Number' by Equifax for employment verification services, and share details about individual employees as granular as individual paycheck disbursements. This
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by sithadmin 2y ago
Is it really a “crushing blow”? Bowing’s continued success in the commercial aviation sector despite the MCAS issue seems to suggest that they are more or less untouchable. They’re too big to fail, and probably also too big to succeed.
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by sithadmin 2y ago
>one of the greatest problem for them is that they bypassed customers deployment policies Caveat emptor. Falcon and other similar security products often push updates at-will, and they're fully transparent about this if you actually
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by sithadmin 2y ago
Along similar lines of thought: there is an Apple Watch case from Japan that replicates the once-popular Infobar 'candybar' phone handset: https://www.multicore.blog/p/infobar-apple-watch-case-review... Unfor
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by sithadmin 2y ago
Because there's no need to fully evacuate the ISS, which has another 6 years of anticipated operating lifespan, and further, the Starliner capsule isn't equipped to support a deorbit operation?
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by sithadmin 2y ago
Intuitively, it would seem that one wouldn't 'aim' a gravitational wave detector. The inputs are omnidirectional, and direction-finding would be accomplished by triangulation based on an array of detectors.
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by sithadmin 2y ago
Would depend on what exactly 'vertical integration' is defined as. Most grocers' house brand items are produced by 'white label'/contract manufacturers that supply many different grocers. It's cutting one
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by sithadmin 2y ago
>Starbucks ultimately bought Clover, and seems mostly to have shut it down They more or less killed the original model, but they're pushing to deploy the new 'Vertica' model so that drip coffee is brewed on-demand rather t
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by sithadmin 2y ago
Stability and bugginess varies wildly from patch to patch.
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by sithadmin 2y ago
Definitely not a universal opinion. But it seems pretty common among my physician friends to have fairly specific advance directives that choose death over prolonged (or any) ICU stay in worst-case type scenarios. They keep bugging me to se
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by sithadmin 2y ago
Je le parle :) SAMU's program is impressive and shows a lot of promise as a bridge treatment, and it's completely unlike anything available here in the US today (where myself and the friend I mentioned earlier live).
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by sithadmin 2y ago
>able to walk and read the newspaper. Reading the newspaper is a 'maybe' here, but the notion of patients just generally walking around while on ECMO treatment as we know it today is absurd. Letting a patient be ambulatory duri
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by sithadmin 2y ago
Yep. A good friend of mine who is a perfusionist (a relatively obscure midlevel med tech role focused on ECMO/CPB operations) has made it clear they would rather just be allowed to die than be subjected to either. The majority of cases
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by sithadmin 2y ago
How exactly is a DJI device going to spread propaganda? Fly around with a banner?
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by sithadmin 2y ago
The trade jingoism is only part of it. A decade ago, drone tech, including DJI's was far less mature, and not nearly as widely adopted as it is today.
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by sithadmin 2y ago
The difference between DJI and Bambu is that Bambu products aren't being used in contexts that convey potentially sensitive information about infrastructure, heavy industry, agriculture, or land development. Bambu has a place in the lo
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by sithadmin 2y ago
DJI does own the consumer segment, but they're also still usually the go-to brand for US commercial purposes as well. Their software and hardware reliability is leaps and bounds better than anything else on the market until you start g
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by sithadmin 2y ago
The US federal government's hostility towards DJI is tangential to its hostility towards drone operators in general. There are real national security concerns about the ability for DJI's devices and software platforms to exfiltrat
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by sithadmin 2y ago
That's not really a fair assessment of the situation. The real (and valid) concern is that DJI's commercial products dominate the market for land/resource development, agriculture, infrastructure, chemical refining and pipeli
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by sithadmin 2y ago
As a moderator of a major technical community on Reddit, I (and the other mods) probably spend more effort on squashing astroturfing campaigns than anything else related to moderation. Removing astroturf posts and banning associated account

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