fullsquare

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[–] fullsquare@awful.systems 2 points 1 hour ago

what have the furries done to you

[–] fullsquare@awful.systems 6 points 13 hours ago

good for you ig. ozempic is actually small enough (and profitable enough) to make it synthetically, but novo process is to make linear precursor by fermentation, purify that, then tack on it side chain and N-terminal H-His-Aib- using regular peptide chemistry methods. no such luck with retatrutide tho, it has to be entirely synthetic. the real big deal however will be about small-molecule drug that targets this receptor, because this means pills instead of injections from day 1

[–] fullsquare@awful.systems 7 points 14 hours ago

all i'm saying, i won't be taking reading recommendations from 196 chat from now on

[–] fullsquare@awful.systems 9 points 15 hours ago (4 children)

you've just compared a series of critically acclaimed novels to ao3 original, have some shame

[–] fullsquare@awful.systems 6 points 17 hours ago* (last edited 17 hours ago) (7 children)

elsewhere on lemmy, a piece from the atlantic (be warned: they quote lasker/cremieux for some reason) on new shiny glp-1 agonist that you can order off telegram from some random ass chinese lab:

The tests, insofar as they are reliable, do flag problems. According to Finnrick Analytics, a start-up that provides free peptide tests and publicly shares the results, 10 percent of the retatrutide samples it has tested in the past 60 days had issues of sterility, purity, or incorrect dosing. Two other peptide-testing labs, Trustpointe and Janoshik, have said in interviews with Rory Hester, a.k.a. PepTok on YouTube, that they see, respectively, an overall fail rate of 20 percent and a 3 to 5 percent fail rate for sterility alone across all peptides.

isn't dear leader EY taking this? it's still not approved yet, so it's not available on normal market, and because it's peptide it's i.m. only. also, side effects not just for this one, but for entire class include anhedonia, which must be very rational thing to risk without medical need. chat, what's your p(infected sore on EY's ass)

[–] fullsquare@awful.systems 52 points 1 day ago (4 children)

is really every digital turd dished out by trump's court newsworthy

[–] fullsquare@awful.systems 4 points 1 day ago (2 children)

so after putting together text to image and image to text idiot boxes, there appears to be small number of approximate sort of eigenvalues in there. does that even mean anything or has any consequences?

[–] fullsquare@awful.systems 3 points 1 day ago

There is a thermal energy storage included as s major part. This works because compressing CO2 to 55atm adiabatically heats it up to some 450-ish C, so that heat is pretty high grade, and only the final stage cools it down with heat exchanger open to air. In discharging direction, some heat is taken from outside air to evaporate part of CO2 and heat stored is used up

[–] fullsquare@awful.systems 2 points 2 days ago

solar panels are a big one

[–] fullsquare@awful.systems 13 points 2 days ago (1 children)

i think this is what happens when you don't do preventive maintenance

[–] fullsquare@awful.systems 14 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago)

compressors, turbines (like steam turbines), piping, some of which heat-resistant (500C), container for liquid carbon dioxide, lots of plastic for the bubble, something for thermal storage, dry and clean carbon dioxide, these aren't unusual or restricted resources, don't depend on critical raw materials or anything like that

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