phdepressed
@phdepressed@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Anon doesn't like spears 6 days ago:
Most spears didnt have rounded spikes so you could still slash with them. Using the pole to whack people with was also common. They’re more like bladed staffs than anything else.
- Comment on No one showed up to his party 1 week ago:
Triple when they convinced you to throw a party even though you know people won’t show. Happy 18th birthday, where are your friends?
- Comment on steal his look 2 weeks ago:
Wouldn’t a rental be traceable through simple billing unless it was stolen?
- Comment on What was going on in England in the 1970s to give Monty Python so much comedy fodder that is still relevant today? 2 weeks ago:
That’s a very abrahamic religious centric view. No fault divorce existed in the latter Roman empire, and was in certain Norse communities and other “pagan”/heathen societies the world over.
- Comment on Bayeians 2 weeks ago:
Yes
- Comment on Scientists suck at naming and abbreviating stuff 2 weeks ago:
I am a sci fi reader but maybe my scientist side showing but I like the Trappist name. The fact that real scientific names are sometimes “stupid” or weird I think makes out easier.
I mean like Southern blots had a name behind them, Edward Southern. Northern and Western blots were just named as a sort of joke about it. Naming doesn’t have to be serious and rarely is by those within the community. So many congressional bills have long obtuse names because someone chose an word or phrase for it and then made the title acronyms spell it.
- Comment on Causes of Death in London (1623) 2 weeks ago:
All the poxes, consumption, measles, etc are all standard vaccinations in any decent country.
- Comment on what's a good present for some friendly nurses who taught me little tricks to work better before I leave the hospital I'm working at? 3 weeks ago:
Just go to an atm near a strip club.
- Comment on Turkey Temptation 3 weeks ago:
Would depend on the specific hot spring. Most would cook and dissolve it. Additionally it would be very Sulphur smelling and tasting which would be range from icky to deadly depending on how much of the undissolved you ate.
- Comment on Why do the majority of women still take their partner's last name? 4 weeks ago:
Having the same last name is just an easy way to show togetherness and unity. My wife kept her last name because she earned her MD with it but she’s fine going by Mrs. (my last name) in a parental setting.
- Comment on how did you master splits (for flexibility)? 4 weeks ago:
Basically 5-15min of stretching in the morning and evening (shorter if younger or decently flexible, longer if older or less flexible). You start with what you can do easily then go until you “feel it” then you do your best to hold it for 10-30s and relax (slow breathing). If you stop feeling it go farther (it was just muscle tensing in the way) and a couple inches more and you’ll be at your current real limit hold for 10-30s then do other stretches.
Will take 1wk to a couple months. The biggest caveat is the risk of injury for those who don’t know their bodies well or try to rush the process.
- Comment on Do the ultra-rich consume popular media? 4 weeks ago:
I don’t think there are many Freemasons around anymore and most of lodges that remain have probably adapted their rules.
- Comment on where the magic happens owo 5 weeks ago:
I thought it was just their T100, the CFX96s I’ve used don’t have the touchscreen but yeah the bigger “lid” does look like for the CFX.
- Comment on where the magic happens owo 5 weeks ago:
Top left is a thermal cycler. Basically it heats and cools samples at a given rate. This is primarily used for generic PCR, and certain enzymatic reactions. Top right is the fancier version of this, it is for qPCR, so it can do the heating and cooling and has a laser/detector for the dye or probe that reacts to generating more dna with each PCR cycle so you can quantify approximately how much of the target DNA you had.
Bottom right is a luminex. This uses detection of fluorophore signals to measure multiple analyates, usually different proteins.
Idk what bottom left is.
- Comment on I feel this way about cinnamon. 5 weeks ago:
Chili just needs to be hearty and filling. Meat and beans are great for this purpose. Having an appropriate ratio is important and the types of beans is also important (doubly so in vegetarian chili). Meat should be on top but shouldn’t overpower everything else.
- Comment on Is this what every election is like? 1 month ago:
There are no good guys. That said no I don’t want to be under the Chinese surveillance state especially as a non-chinese. India also not great at the moment though. Those are just the two main countries with the population and domestic production capacity to potentially go toe to toe with the American military, probably still need some help from Europe…our military is so damn bloated.
- Comment on Is this what every election is like? 1 month ago:
Well I doubt the orange cares about deporting people to the correct country so you might get more problems…sorry.
- Comment on Is this what every election is like? 1 month ago:
Would take China and/or India in that case. Europe and Canada don’t have the population, Mexico probably doesn’t the will.
- Comment on US Democracy 1 month ago:
Well start figuring out how to get it as a ballot measure in your state now then do what’s left of our democracy a favor, swallow your pettiness and vote for the lesser evil until you get RCV in your area.
Greens and other parties are only doing favors for the facists as things stand right now.
- Comment on US Democracy 1 month ago:
Yeah, well, I did my part. ml and hexbear certainly didn’t.
- Comment on US Democracy 1 month ago:
While this is a large part of it, a significant thing I think is that you get a lot more enthusiasm voting for something than against something. If she was campaigning for things I didn’t hear it above the constant “orange shit is an orange shit”.
A number of terrorist bomb threats to predominantly democratic polling locations in swing states and other fuckery may have also played a role.
- Comment on Organic chemistry is killing me🤯. 1 month ago:
That’s biochem. O chem is is this reaction a substitution or replacement. Does this catalyst make a product in cis or trans orientation. Etc
- Comment on The most powerful brain on Twitter 1 month ago:
Was licensed as a domestic shelter, wildlife is a separate license. He never registered the squirrel. He released it once and it came back with a broken tail and he didn’t take it to a vet and then he kept it for 7y and used it for online performances to get money.
Just like always headlines twist the narrative and no one looks at facts.
- Comment on Penguins 🐧 1 month ago:
:,(
- Comment on The EchoChamberinator 9000! 1 month ago:
Useful in quite limited scenarios besides as food for something else. Dependent on/creating rotting stuff. Disgusting to most people.
- Comment on The EchoChamberinator 9000! 1 month ago:
I like MAGAt because it sounds like maggot
- Comment on There is only 1 choice 1 month ago:
When I say I don’t care about celebrities that includes the “good” ones. Weird centipede thing 100%.
- Comment on bitey 1 month ago:
A coworker the other day didn’t know there was an animated grinch movie before the Jim Carey one. ಠ╭╮ಠ
- Comment on bitey 1 month ago:
For the extant creatures you give them something they want to bite on and stick a measurement thing inside of that.
For extinct creatures see other comment. You compare anatomy and do math.
- Comment on bitey 1 month ago:
Didn’t like everyone watch Steve Irwin do this to massive crocs like all the time.