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funnym0nk3y

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    Comment #48556870

    If past predicts the future people will drop it once it is in Musks hands. And as a token reseller that revenue is not that impressive.

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    Comment #48556803

    But revenue is not really the informative quantity. If you sell gold you will have a huge revenue, but very little profit. I can be a trillion dollar company too if we exchange dol…

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    Comment #48308698

    Because since then Russia has threatened nuclear war a dozen times. Russias threats are worth almost nothing.

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    Comment #48308672

    Yes and no, there is no easy binary answer here. At altitude most AA is radar based, thus a lower RCS will help directly in not being seen. So you can get closer to the enemy you s…

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    Comment #45201255

    Aren't they all on AWS?

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    Comment #44831152

    Lithium is far from the drug with the highest amount of side effects among psych meds. Take the first generation antipsychotics for example. They are nasty. As a matter of fact, li…

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    Comment #44831093

    Lithium cures Bipolar the same way all the other psych meds do. They don't. They just manage symptoms. Like insulin does, or antihistamines, etc. A propper cure is rare in medicine…

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    Comment #44831079

    There are so many misconceptions about lithium wrt to the human body. I don't know why so many people differentiate between lithium orotate and the lithium carbonate in psychiatry.…

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    Comment #44628754

    Well, I thought of adding high volatile insecticides to the bags.

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    Comment #44622622

    I'm surprised that they use such a tame method for eradication. I expected the use of huge loads of insecticides.

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    Comment #44540540

    In general mice need larger doses of most medication candidates. AFAIK this is because they have a faster metabolism compared to humans. In addition I don't think there is a overdo…

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    Comment #44437687

    I don't see the advantage over a simple text file accessible by MCP. Could you elaborate?

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    Comment #44308805

    Although I like the idea in principal, I don't see the real use case here. Most of the examples can easily be replaced by pen and paper which is faster than building a app. More co…

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    Comment #44255393

    Which is a myth. Renewables can in fact supply most requirements if they are coupled with battery storage. Then the price would be cheaper than nuclear still. Also, natural gas is …

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    Comment #44255355

    Because cost is an incentive to do or not to do things. You know, not everyone can have everything.

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    Comment #44255316

    Water usage in humid regions is not a problem (and not nearly as efficient for cooling). Is a problem when consumption gets so high that ground water levels change or fossile groun…

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    Comment #44255304

    Yeah, but the nuclear waste would be a problem. The cost would be a problem too. I don't get why some people won't get that nuclear is not the solution to the energy problem. Nucle…

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    Comment #44237868

    Indirectly yes. Instead of releasing additional carbon first into chemical products and then after they are waste into the atmosphere, the carbon is pulled out of the atmosphere fi…

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    Comment #44237636

    That is reasonable though. Comparing the product of a small company with little resources with giants like Google and OpenAI in a field where most advances are due to more and more…

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    Comment #44237567

    Thought so too. I don't know how it could be different though. They are competing against behemoths like OpenAI or Google, but have only 200 people. Even Anthropic has over 1000 pe…

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    Comment #43691603

    There are multiple theories that focus on different ethiologies of depression. Besides brain networks, early life adversities, sleep disturbances and the now obsolete monoamine hyp…

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    Comment #43676100

    This is common with SSRIs/SNRIs. For me it is not at the same intensity at all times, but it can reach levels where I forget the name of my roommate or the name of my friends partn…

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    Comment #43174966

    Although everything seems to be researched thoroughly there are many mistakes. Mistakes that are pretty basic (like Venlafaxine having it's origin in an amphetamin instead of trama…

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    Comment #42992996

    Unfortunately I don't have specific studies at hand right now. However depression was classified as melancholic and atypical. Melancholic depression is marked by pronounced diurnal…

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    Comment #42990179

    It has long been known that eveningness correlates with various mental health conditions. In addition sleep is used as a marker for mental state. Usually depression improves in the…