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Comment #18607258
I went through something similar a few years ago. Briefly, the things that stand out for me now are: depending on your circumstances and where you live, and your goals for the futu…
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Comment #18116905
Banks should really just stop calling customers and taking them through security. If there's something urgent, the protocol should be that they call you, give you a ticket number, …
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Comment #18110348
Agree that bitcoin blockchain is unnecessary, but isn't there some merit in the idea that all major publishers in a juristiction would opt-in to posting to a single chain? Given th…
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Comment #17816854
The hedge funds don't bet against it, they actually pay the large retail brokers for this order flow, ie they execute it for them, because it is non-alpha-bearing, ie generally clu…
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Comment #17738773
An alternative to multiplicative inverse is to think of division x/y as allocating an amount x to y recipients; this is a very common operation in finance, eg allocating x shares t…
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Comment #17302686
Why is the war hypothesis considered more likely than say a widespread, long lived contagious disease that had significantly higher mortality in males than females? If there was a …
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Comment #17122619
Whatever the source I don't think there can be any question how Theranos will be judged at this point, which makes resorting to cheap devices all the more unnecessary and redundant…
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Comment #17122556
The site is unusable on my mobile device, (chrome on OnePlus 5t, unclosable popup appears immediately) Aside, I really think displaying a picture of the "villain" so obviously doct…
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Comment #15576475
Every article states this, but personally the keto diet foods are exactly what I normally crave and want to gorge on: meat, fish, nuts, avocado, butter, double cream, low carb root…
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Comment #15526334
Perhaps a government will step in and fund a program to develop the vaccines. As a propaganda coup, it would give the kind of bragging rights that China or Russia would seem to cra…
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Comment #15526316
For herpes simplex on the lips try a large dose of L-Lysine (6mg or more on day 1, followed by 2mg a day for a week), in all cases over the past 5 years for me this completely prev…
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Comment #14813113
Why, what are the risks?
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Comment #13470150
How about they start adhering to the practices that made journalism a cornerstone of functioning democracies for so long? Such as reporting all the facts critically, and not approa…
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Comment #13121229
Irish "travellers", related to Romany gypsies, still burned the caravan of someone who died, at least up to 25 years ago (when I was a kid living close to a halting site). Maybe so…
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Comment #12834692
A trackpoint is an absolutely non-negotiable requirement for me, so I bought several lenovo bluetooth keyboards, set them up for all the desktops I use, and kept a few spare in cas…
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Comment #12537369
Not necessarily - for stock index futures, the seller of the contract can simultaneously buy the index of stocks. When the future contract reaches maturity the seller has to "deliv…
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Comment #10736375
Now that someone has said this I realise I've been doing the same for quite some time. It looks like a PR department with a university attached. Edit: it's not so much that it's us…
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Comment #10571888
Having 'skin in the game' means having a stake in the outcome, e.g. "Paul should invest in the company, if he's going to sit on the board he should have some skin in the game" It's…
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Comment #10369486
Yes, I have heard it directly from the doctors, I also hear it repeated by other parents who have kids going through this. Unfortunately doctors don't follow the official procedure…
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Comment #10369472
The results all talk about tests that measure levels in the urine or blood, not the level in the brain, sorry if I'm being thick, but I don't see any actually measure brain levels.…
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Comment #10369114
What kind of things can they measure from urine and saliva? Can you point at any literature on this, would love to read more about it.
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Comment #10369089
The most extreme critics of SSRIs would argue that the alterations to the brain caused by these drugs are severe and irreversible. Another genuine question: what makes us so sure t…
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Comment #10368899
Yes Edit: I also hear it frequently from parents of children who have been referred to psychiatrists by their schoolteachers for (in my opinion at least) fairly minor disruptive be…
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Comment #10368831
Genuine question: has there been any study that actually measured the "levels" of neurotransmitters in the brain and correlated them with the subjects' behavior? Has there been any…