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ultimape
4y ago
Good luck with all the alcoholic types you're going to be generating as a side effect of forcing people with anxiety issues into talking in a public space. You'll be seeing self-medication for gaba dysfunctions as people try to ke
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ultimape
4y ago
This appears to be a managed hosting provider offering access to a pleroma instance underneath, not a software package.
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4y ago
LEARNING COBOL IS VERY GOOD IF YOU WANNA INFILTRATE AND HACK LEGACY SYSTEMS.
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ultimape
4y ago
In the context of buying used hospital equipment and the concerns of a layman making a mistake due to the very confusion you highlight... Seems at least relevant.
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5y ago
Maybe. There was a guy who induced aphantasia after a stem cell transplant and one of the hypothesis is the loss of gut bacteria via antibiotics. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/articles/PMC8143657/
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5y ago
Many of the plastics have stress lines that show up under polarized lens IIRC. And many of the techniques used to detect crystals in fluids also use polarized light that would be incompatible with such a lens.
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5y ago
Pubg itself is a ripoff of minecraft hunger games.
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5y ago
Next level game theory: going with AGPL specifically because google banned it lmao.
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5y ago
I found a bunch of churches were built on ground that has been shown to contain soil bacteria with anti-biofilm properties. This means the 'holy ground' was literally able to heal wounds. Likewise, a lot of 'holy water'
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5y ago
Obesity is a risk factor for many types of cancer and also risk for Alzheimer's because both are tied to the hip with blood sugar problems. Most of the older folks to who get cancer and age related neurodegenerative disease also seem t
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5y ago
What if you don't see them because its the middle of the night and they're not at a crosswalk, a situation designed to have high visibility?
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5y ago
It largely gets captured in the mucus barrier in the lungs, but people with COPD or asthma also tend to have poor barrier function (Both mucus and lung liner) so it leaks into the blood stream easier.
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5y ago
Unconventional computing platforms FTW. https://phys.org/news/2012-04-scientists-crab-powered.html
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5y ago
Have you managed to boost oxidative stress removal? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/articles/PMC4117056/
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5y ago
Survival stress also impacts liver function leading to poor lipid metabolism which in turn can impact cholesterol absorption and lead to cortical thinning. Which is also an effect that we see from methamphetamine use in various animal model
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5y ago
Ironically the supicious and fightening url generator thinks that isn't a valid url. Tho it does seem to work in reverse https://aaa.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa...
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5y ago
I routed out a couple thousand heisenbugs in an old system I was working on. Turned out the web based platform had no cache invalidation / cache-busting feature enabled, so any time an update would be published, the browsers didn'
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I haven't found one specifically on autism. Most of the mothers' risk in offspring seems to be gestational factors during brain development stages, and later on impacts on milk. This gets close "Epigenetics in Families: Covar
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5y ago
The companion git repo is fascinating. https://github.com/probabilist-us/contact-rabbit Trying to reverse engineer indirect infection. This is useful for seeding propaganda and any other virally driven phenomena by mod
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5y ago
Yes, this is basically a mini "screw-propelled vehicle"
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Because it seems to cause cortical thinning https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3135731/ which is correlated with psychosis https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/952628 and so ha
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5y ago
obligatory xkcd https://xkcd.com/567/
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5y ago
left hand side of the road, or right hand side of the road?
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The article says > "The digital wallet will securely store payment details and passwords and allow citizens from all 27 countries to log onto local government websites or pay utility bills using a single recognised identity, the new
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You can shoot lasers at it and the vapor knocks it out of orbit.
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Much of the coal we have is because ancient trees weren't biodegradable. It would just build up because nothing could eat it for quite a long time. Nature also has a waste stream problem.
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5y ago
I have been trying to transition to mastodon/pleroma. ActivityPub is an open protocol for this kind of thing. I use twitter as an external brain not that dissimilar to a a Xanadu inspired Memex intermixed with a Zettelkasten.
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5y ago
you can survive a lot of inefficiency if you are a natural monopoly.
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6y ago
This is not the place to recruit talent for a non existent product that doesn't even bother to change their wordpress icon on the adhoc landing page. Please don't spam your vaporware idea.
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6y ago
This is basically a mechanism that would allow for a honeytrap on steroids. https://blog.finjan.com/honeytokens-used-to-track-cybercrimi... > that would require keeping track of bogus submissions You don't have to
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