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> sad to see continued failures of BART

I think this is overstated, at least from an operations point of view. My mom has been using BART to commute to work for over a year and I can't recall many incidents like this.

Surely the people with these knee-jerk reactions lead lives that would hold up under similar scrutiny :)

This stuff goes over my head, but perhaps one can take something to lower TMAO (I see EVOO, allicin, resveratrol, PQQ from a cursory search) to offset choline supplementation. This is assuming TMAO is the cause of increased disease risk and not just a biomarker.

> How are you going to check Gemini’s math on that?

Gemini used 40% choline by weight for alpha GPC and 18% for citicoline, which seems to check out with other sources.

> I’m leaning towards alpha gpc supplements.

I haven't looked into the studies recently, but there have been some negative findings with alpha GPC supplementation[1]. May be worth a gander.

[1] https://examine.com/supplements/alpha-gpc/#what-are-alpha-gp...

> In conclusion, our findings suggest that moderate dietary choline intake, ranging from 332.89 mg/d to 353.93 mg/d, is associated with lower odds of dementia and better cognitive performance.

Gemini tells me that amounts to ~850mg of alpha GPC or ~1900mg of citicoline. Eggs it is then.

inb4 loophole to create a new company and transfer over all the non-profit's assets.. and keep the same name somehow.

Off topic, but I've always felt that the ideal way to address safety is by limiting the amount of freedom a vehicle has, i.e., force it to follow a predefined path. That is, replace road lanes with something like tram tracks. (I'm imagining vehicles being two/four person pods zipping around.)

This would vastly reduce the number of accident scenarios, be more efficient, and be much easier to automate. And would probably be good enough for 99% of use cases (i.e., work commute).

Obviously I don't seriously see anyone splurging on the infrastructure and bespoke vehicles for that. But I can dream.

... which were also written by earlier Gemini versions.

Just a reminder not to impulse buy without first doing some research. IIRC serotonin syndrome is a risk, especially if already on antidepressants.

Some things to note in case you decide to go ahead anyway: https://www.reddit.com/r/Nootropics/comments/28489u/comment/...

I was more referring to the idea that the journey to attain such wealth requires you to lose a part of yourself along the way.

If you were to amass 200B, you'd be unrecognizable to your current self.

yeah but 1/3 = 0.333 recurring is an equivalent problem to the parent

+1. ND and Thorne I trust blindly.

Any decent brand is using molecularly distilled fish oil.

I'd wear noise canceling earbuds or earplugs if I didn't care about keeping track of my surroundings. Hearing loss isn't exactly top of the mind when riding BART :)

Employers save money by convincing the employee that part of their wages are owed by the customer. And as a bonus, when things don't work out, the employee's resentment is directed at the customer instead of the employer. It's brilliant, really.

And the Zero Escape games.

But gluttony is a sin!

According to the keynote, it notifies the other party that you're using it, which makes sense, but also makes things awkward.

Any particular strain/brand that helped for you?

What was the treatment in your case?

What do you folks normally do after learning a language like this? (Assuming you don't use it for your day job.)

salmon gutter???

people are scared and it shows :)

> If they are found to add wrong information you can block their account.

How would you prove that a submission is not truthful? You can check if it's an outlier but that's definitely not foolproof.

sputnikmusic is my go-to.

The last para suggests that this is not reversible. But does anyone have any treatment options or supplements/nootropics to recommend?

Cloudflare got a bunch of new "customers" judging by this thread.

Competitors could rinse and repeat this strategy to put netlify in the dirt for good.

... except reversed?

I'd assume this doesn't work too well with shows that aren't episodic in nature. Especially if you binge watch, the line between when one episode ends and the next starts is usually blurred.