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by stadium 4y ago
Not exactly this scenario, but the psilocybe genus produces chemicals very similar to serotonin.
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by stadium 4y ago
It's the mental image of a sedative plunge, plea to breathe by an asthmatic, and rapid dismemberment in a plastic wrapped room by a hit squad of private jet flown high level Saudis. He was going to get marriage paperwork completed. T
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by stadium 4y ago
> What I could agree with is a statement that live events can alter our epigenetic regulation mechanisms For sure they can, and we also get to choose our reaction to said events. This debate is ancient. Do we have free will, or are we pr
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by stadium 4y ago
Worked at one softbank backed company for a short time and the amount of money and heads they dumped at any problem was incredible. Literally they tried to grow and scale at all costs. That doesn't work for mental health though. Mone
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by stadium 4y ago
What I took away from GP was that this medicine helps a person learn and integrate truths that their current neuropathways may be blocking or inhibiting at a subconscious level. It's a neuroplasticity aid of sorts and less of somethin
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by stadium 4y ago
There is momentum growing in Washington State (US). A therapeutic use bill SB 5660 didn't leave committee but led to some funding for additional studies. [1] Separately, ADAPT-WA filed a ballot initiative and will be gathering signatu
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by stadium 4y ago
Thanks! I saw three theories listed in the nature article and none of them mentioned lensing or Einstein rings. Some curiosities behind the question were whether optical and radio frequencies behave the same with lensing. And how to tell
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by stadium 4y ago
Gravitational lensing can make the same star appear in a circular pattern, could the same happen for these radio wave patterns?
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by stadium 4y ago
Logging all of their interactions is probably a good idea in case you do need to lawyer up
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by stadium 4y ago
IANAL but Oracle v SAP was about accessing and downloading files from a competitor. I vaguely recall that Oracle won a settlement because their TOS had an enforceable provision about commercial use and licensing. https://www.re
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by stadium 4y ago
This reminds me of a former director who liked to say to some of our partner teams, "poor planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part.". She was good at putting a buffer in between IC's on our team and p
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by stadium 4y ago
It'd be fun to have a sms subscription to a particular league's schedule, a team's activities, or a single game.
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by stadium 4y ago
> Has someone asked you to do something recently that you know you don’t have time to do but felt like you needed to do anyway? "When is this needed" is a great alternative to a hard "no". It opens up a conversation
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by stadium 5y ago
Value extraction may be part of the problem. Competition would take care of a lot of inefficient private sector businesses. Duo/Mono-polistic profit margins leave a lot of room for waste. Resource constraints breed innovation. Boein
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by stadium 5y ago
> Does that mean they are racist too?? There's a lot more to diversity and civil rights than just race, although racism is very visible. > Seems to me that preventing IQ tests from being used as a criteria for positions requiring
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by stadium 5y ago
Morning and evening sunlight depends a lot on the latitude.
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by stadium 5y ago
Not radical at all, I'll happily take either too.
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by stadium 5y ago
> With regard to technical choices - consider that some languages & ecosystems provide a lot more "batteries included" than others It sounds like you are happy with the language and stack, could you share what your team is
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by stadium 5y ago
The disease itself is inflammatory, no? What is your typically tend to source?
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Defeating the Russian Battalion Tactical Group (2017) [pdf](benning.army.mil)
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by stadium 5y ago
If Russia is preparing to up its information warfare game does this give them better defenses against inbound attacks? While letting FSB selectively allow outbound attacks?
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by stadium 5y ago
What are the goals of this action? Is this to prevent a fire sale from foreign institutional holders who are exiting their positions in Russian securities?
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by stadium 5y ago
If your phone is a recent or expensive model, the subscription prices for apps may be higher, or the discounts lower, because you presumably have more disposable income.
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by stadium 5y ago
> The hard part is learning the platform and tooling you need to operate at scale Harder still is defining the right problem to solve between new projects and maintaining existing infra. The tech problems is easy. Solving the people and
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by stadium 5y ago
I learned schema design and BCNF on an access database. Applied database elective during undergrad. Built a career off those fundamentals.
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by stadium 5y ago
Accounting software needs internal process controls. There should have been a team of accountants executing checks and balances to make sure the numbers tie out each month end before closing the books for that month. What was happening on
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by stadium 5y ago
I'd throw in excel power pivot over SSAS cubes. It fills In some of the gaps you described.
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by stadium 5y ago
I'd take an opposite view that as humans, we don't know what we don't know, and the scope of our unknowing is much greater than we lend ourselves to believe. Another great example studies of mycelium networks exchanging nutri
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by stadium 5y ago
It's also on a 5 year supply chain cycle. That brand new touch screen was spec'd and designed 5 years before the finished car was made.
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by stadium 5y ago
I had to lookup SSC. I think this annual report footnote means that Facebook could be found in non-compliance of GDPR or other regs and could chose to abandon the market rather than pay the fine. Or based on [1] they could apply the EU SS

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