stephenitis

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by stephenitis 1mo ago
How much did it cost?
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by stephenitis 1mo ago
What part of your PC died?
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by stephenitis 1mo ago
I attended a presentation at the maps conference in ‘23(?). The presenter said that the effect was not enduring for those on already on a path to recovery. She hypothesized that the body need nourishment and a lot of ancillary support to su
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by stephenitis 2mo ago
I agree with the sentiment entirely. I moved from the Bay Area to the DC Maryland Virginia area. the viewpoints out here have been strangely stuck on opinion pieces written during the gpt-3 era. Same goes for electric vehicles. It’s slowly
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by stephenitis 4mo ago
You seed the gut with nutrients. having lots of fiber and a varied diet increases the number of species that an adult has which is between a couple hundred to a thousand or so. Our guts are generally dominated by a bunch of beneficial bac
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by stephenitis 7mo ago
wow, i didn’t know this existed until now. thanks!
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by stephenitis 8mo ago
that said, if i floss, occasional use mouth wash, or drink a alcoholic beverage will this bomb the micro biome in my mouth making a one time dose magic cure a expensive maintenance cost? Wouldn’t it be better to have a probiotic toothpaste?
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by stephenitis 8mo ago
my next question would be what is the effect of mutacin-1140 on the gut microbiome. I looked up mutacin—1140, found this 2018 study looking at the effect on staph and possibly positive persistence in the gut. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm
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by stephenitis 8mo ago
doesn’t that bacteria strain need to colonize your mouth somehow? how would that happen if we are constantly exposing our mouths to various foods, liquids, and dental products? citing the discovery from 1987? synthesis of the strain in 200
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by stephenitis 8mo ago
I’m with you, repeating it is like low effort copy pasta when they should’ve put effort into backing up that claim.
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by stephenitis 9mo ago
Regular brushing at least once weekly. Husky owner here. 2 roombas 2 dysons
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by stephenitis 9mo ago
Genius! Why I didn’t think of this!
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by stephenitis 10mo ago
Text, images, video, all of it I can’t think of any form of data they don’t want to scoop up, other than noise and poisoned data
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by stephenitis 11mo ago
That could be part of his strategy no?
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by stephenitis 11mo ago
What is the problem breakdown by % in your eatimate?
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by stephenitis 11mo ago
He must mean lithium?
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by stephenitis 11mo ago
Can you provide some linksv
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by stephenitis 1y ago
It wouldn’t be that terrible to show dated proof with receipts. Inflation has probably jacked up the prices since you bought. Dating it would help.
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by stephenitis 1y ago
This would sell. Vegan leather lol
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by stephenitis 1y ago
If china succeeds in leapfrogging ASML. With their particle accelerator light source it likely won’t matter. They will have a home engineered piece of the solution.
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by stephenitis 1y ago
I think caste system is the wrong analogy here. Comment is more about the pseudo ethical high ground
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by stephenitis 1y ago
Can you define quantum fluctuation?
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by stephenitis 1y ago
Nerves affect muscle movement and blood vessel growth. do you really have better gripe with wrinkled fingers underwater?
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by stephenitis 1y ago
I agree their latest games always feel 2 generations behind and woefully lacking in content filled worlds
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by stephenitis 1y ago
Citation?
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by stephenitis 1y ago
There are a lot of bacteria that live in a dirt and our natural biome that also reduce to antibiotic resistance of pathogenic bacteria thus making antibiotics a more effective. This general weakness of the bacterial wall is something to be
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by stephenitis 1y ago
Anyone have a link to the study?
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by stephenitis 2y ago
anyone got non paywalled copy?
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by stephenitis 2y ago
i am plagued by this and interpretations of my regular speech. i must rename some devices more uniquely now.
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by stephenitis 2y ago
As of August 2024, China has 55 nuclear reactors in operation, 25 under construction, and plans for an additional 36 reactors. In August 2024, China’s State Council approved five nuclear power projects comprising 11 new reactors. Over

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