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nth_order
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Comment #40029495
I enjoyed that a lot, thanks for sharing! Given arbitrary precision, the number of parameters becomes meaningless as a measure of model complexity, and even this one-parameter equa…
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Comment #39742622
Wow, ok, it seems Hacker News rewrote my submission link to use old.reddit.com which doesn’t support the sharing link format given by the Reddit app? I’m sure I submitted https://w…
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Comment #39371601
Agreed, their marketing can really sketch one out but CleanMyMac X is tremendously useful. I use almost every function it has once it a while. The app updater for example, it not o…
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Comment #33263020
These are two awesome posters by Roche showing an overview of important biochemical pathways and processes. They can be explored online and are also available as printed versions (…
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Comment #32194797
I agree with your views - its great and ultimately enriching that people approach this fascinating field on these varying levels of mathematical rigor. They complement each other n…
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Comment #32190725
Another complicating factor is that it is assumed that there are a few different subtypes of depression. For example with and without psychotic features. Another subtypes is the "a…
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Comment #32190599
Sure - I should have given some sources in my original comment. The order of my list of purported mechanisms is also not really ordered by significance. I think generally, more and…
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Comment #32163175
Yeah, but thats hardly news, we have known that for decades. Otherwise direct serotonin releasers would be the most useful ADs. But these mostly give people nausea and serotonin sy…
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Comment #31501900
Another "Harder Drive"!
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Comment #31331488
It is unfortunate that NFTs have become synonymous with these (sometimes generative) digital art collection certificates. These are overhyped, useless, speculative rubbish, while N…
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