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sirolimus··on Genie 3: A new frontier for world models
Not open source, not worth it. Next.
sirolimus··on Is It Possible for KL1333 to Reverse Mitochondrial Shrinkage Seen in Alzheimer?
..KL1333 increased mitochondrial mass, membrane potential, and oxidative capacity. These results indicate that KL1333 improves mitochondrial biogenesis and function..
sirolimus··on KL1333 Has Potential to Reverse Mitochondrial Shrinkage in Alzheimer Disease
..KL1333 increased mitochondrial mass, membrane potential, and oxidative capacity. These results indicate that KL1333 improves mitochondrial biogenesis and function..
sirolimus··on Japanese scientists use stem cell treatment to restore movement in spinal injury
Medicalexpress is a reputable medical news website. Regarding the adblocker, how else would u earn money.
sirolimus··on Moving away from US cloud services
Why not gitea?
sirolimus··on AI robots may hold key to nursing Japan's aging population
Absolutely no lol.
sirolimus··on [dead]
What a disgrace of a country hahah
sirolimus··on Elon Musk publicly supports call for US to exit NATO and the UN
What are you talking about?
sirolimus··on [dead]
NATO and UN aren't American institutions - they're global organizations with 32 and 193 member nations respectively. NATO has defended non-US territories like Estonia from Russian threats, while 75% of UN peacekeeping operations are in Africa where US strategic interests are minimal. If these were American tools, they wouldn't consistently allocate resources to regions with limited US priority.
sirolimus··on [dead]
Fully support this! <3
sirolimus··on [dead]
Tech billionaire Elon Musk agreed on March 2 with a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, for the U.S. to exit NATO and the U.N.

"I agree," he wrote in response to a post from a right-wing political commentator saying "it's time" for the U.S. to leave NATO and the U.N.

sirolimus··on Elon Musk backs US withdrawal from NATO alliance
What is going on jesus christ
sirolimus··on Pubmed Has Been Deleted
https://www.isitdownrightnow.com/ncbi.nlm.nih.gov.html
sirolimus··on Knowing CSS is mastery to front end development
I’m just being hyperbolic as a joke.
sirolimus··on NIH.gov DNS servers down, making PubMed, BLAST, etc. unreachable [fixed]
Really pubmed?!?! USA is a disgrace!
sirolimus··on Knowing CSS is mastery to Front end Development
AI has maketh CSS obsolote
sirolimus··on A Letter to the American People
The world is complicated and things take time. The current HORRIBLE alternative is far worse than the undesirable results from the Dem strategy your entire life.
sirolimus··on Norwegian fuel supplier refuses U.S. warships over Ukraine
The oil lasts longer than Trump's presidency so hopefully the US will not become a dictatorship within that time and will be able to fix this shit before everything turns to hell.

Democrats go!<3

sirolimus··on Norwegian fuel supplier refuses U.S. warships over Ukraine
That won't happen because of Norway's immense oil and gas supply and good relations. If Russia manages to take Norway, USA will be at an incredible disadvantage due to the immense oil and gas reserves on the coastline in addition to the oil-fund. If anything USA will annex Norway.
sirolimus··on Norwegian fuel supplier refuses U.S. warships over Ukraine
The company behind this fuel boycott is a private company and is completely independent from the state. Boycotting is not a crime.
sirolimus··on A Letter to the American People
This is a very common human reaction. When things don't change quickly enough, a more radical approach ends up being taken even though it almost never is the right approach.

It's the same reason why people don't like Java. It's Old, verbose and stable, but who wants that. That's why people like Javascript, but at the end of the day, Java is the best.

Stable and boring and slow politics is the good politics. Not this shit that's happening right now.

sirolimus··on UK Pledges $2.85B to Ukraine
The UK has already contributed over £12 billion in support to Ukraine since 2022, making it one of the largest European donors. This additional £2.2 billion isn't an 'appetizer' but part of sustained, long-term support.

Instead of dismissing allies' contributions, perhaps consider that effective support for Ukraine requires many nations doing what they can within their means (and their GDP). The UK consistently steps up, and every contribution strengthens Ukraine's position."

Furthermore, the $2.85 billion pledge represents approximately 5% of the UK's annual defense budget (which is roughly £50-55 billion).

Your comments are not very constructive or informed about the realities of international aid. When measured proportionally against national capabilities, this is a substantial commitment that will fund critical defense systems Ukraine needs.

Dismissing allies' contributions doesn't help Ukraine - recognizing and encouraging sustained support does.

sirolimus··on UK Pledges $2.85B to Ukraine
Slow down boy. Defence not offense.
sirolimus··on A Letter to the American People
The time will come for nuance.

Right now democrats are the only established group of people in the US with good western values and that are of sufficient size that can turn this shit around.

sirolimus··on A Letter to the American People
Who else then? Republicans?
sirolimus··on Norwegian fuel supplier refuses U.S. warships over Ukraine
Go norway!
sirolimus··on 'Trump is abandoning Ukraine and wants a weaker EU': says Dominique de Villepin
The world watches in disbelief
sirolimus··on A Letter to the American People
The US is a disgrace. Democrats, please save the country
sirolimus··on 'We stand with Ukraine for as long as it may take' – Keir Starmer tells Zelensky
They have flagged all recent political posts. Pretending to be apolitical which is comical.
sirolimus··on 'We stand with Ukraine for as long as it may take' – Keir Starmer tells Zelensky
But the US doesnt want to. Are u paying attention?
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