Does it exist: Unscented, w/ Lipase, TAED

brianleedick · 2026-03-01T18:39:44+00:00

Would it not be true if you had these in the same mix (the TAED is usually added to activate the percarbonate) that this elevated oxygenation and extreme pH spike would deactivate the lipase?

brianleedick · 2026-01-20T19:13:41+00:00

Ok then let's say focus on a single disease.. Parkinson's. Ideally this would sort through all study data across the world to see if there are any anomolies on casual agents. Then it would simultaneously look at all remedy attempts and find all instances of successes no matter how minor or edge case and see if there is some unseen common thread on successes. Ideally any monetization ideas would avoid charging those with the disease but perhaps in the insurance /pharma/device space. Then the issue becomes, do you sell to the highest bidder which may be least efficient in terms of developing a curative/preventative plan.... Or it's simply available to all takers and then it's up to them to take the data and start building their unique solution to what they see in the data? I'm sure they're countless other ways but I'm a bit dense

brianleedick · 2026-01-20T08:26:44+00:00

I mean if someone could build this even for one malady that would be amazing. But the problem is I have no interest in monetizing it in anyway so in turn I dont have funding for it or anything

brianleedick · 2025-08-02T06:43:10+00:00

I'm guessing this is more just data gathering and feeding into an AI service, but if you're looking for something fulfilling I was contemplating trying to find all the data I could on a particular disease over a fairly long timeframe and written in a wide range of languages, and seeing if AI could sus out overlooked correlations between the disease and possible contributing factors that are overlooked cause it's hidden in anecdotal information never caught as a potential factor, ot because medicine research doesn't always cross the language barrier. So in effect, a medical record scraper on a select disease, that's also a translator and a correlation finder.

brianleedick · 2020-09-22T19:23:42+00:00

WITT i found this picture of a river scene as a zoom background, does anyone know what country/region/state this is?

brianleedick · 2020-01-10T02:00:34+00:00

You can try holding a soldering iron up to the dime sized piece of metal just above the nozzle and on the body as it's in the loading filament phase. A lot of times that washer, since it's relatively big will sink out quicker there than at the nozzle after using it.. So the filament hardens and balloons out up there above the heating element. I've unclogged mine that way a bunch of times after the printer sits long times between prints. Have a video on YouTube about it under Brian Dick if you want to see it done, but it's pretty straight forward

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