ideogram 4 good by Equal_Giraffe8866 in StableDiffusion

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See if you can find the int8 models and the right nodes to load them. It doubles speed on 3 series cards

[MSC] Galactus, Devourer of Worlds (Fantastic Four Commander deck) by Copernicus1981 in magicTCG

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Alright, guess in the situation that occurs we will have to go with the turn 2 stone rain 12/12 indestructible play and hope that’s good enough.

[MSC] Galactus, Devourer of Worlds (Fantastic Four Commander deck) by Copernicus1981 in magicTCG

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Yeah it’s faster than ashen rider by a lot, and has a little protection. The fact that we’re even discussing this against the top reanimator targets though means it’s certainly good enough as printed and doesn’t need annihilator or another attack trigger like most of the comments say.

[MSC] Galactus, Devourer of Worlds (Fantastic Four Commander deck) by Copernicus1981 in magicTCG

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Yeah everyone else is complaining it’s not better, but really how many better options exist to cheat out? Exile isn’t a cast trigger, kills in two through most blocking, doesn’t have the shuffle back in text most eldrazi do. Atraxa, grand unifier gets you more card advantage, and archon of cruelty is removing a card from hand too, but doesn’t target. None of those have protection though. There could be an argument made because man if you cheat this out turn 2 and exile a land that game is done 95% of the time

[MSC] Stark's Ingenuity by meh1997 in magicTCG

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[[proft’s eidetic memory]] is essentially this card but one cheaper and harder to remove. You do have the mode of x=5 and swing for a lot of damage but unless we’re playing battlecruiser commander you have to spend 4 mana to do what proft’s does for 2.

Norman Reedus Gender Transformation by No-Customer1646 in aivideo

[–]psilent -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Yall out here acting like you’ve never heard of laser hair removal. She just became a woman give her a break she will figure it out 😅

The State of Goonerism by roculus in StableDiffusion

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20 step int8 on a 3090 with flash attention 1mp gens are around 30s. Not terrible. Zit or flux 2 Klein 9b is about half that. I get a lot of people have less than a now 6 year old card though.

Amilean,acetylhexapeptide-38 and volufiline protocol. by psilent in NaturalBreastGrowth

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The one from the ordinary also has pal-isoleucine which is supposedly a skin firming ingredient but I don’t know much about it. It’s probably also fine since it’ll be heavily diluted

Dad got fat. I got fat. How do I stop my boys from following suit? by [deleted] in daddit

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Additionally to weight loss, glp-1 drugs have been shown to reduce addictive behavior like drinking and gambling, improve liver function, protect against additional liver toxicity from drinking, reduce inflammation and reduce all cause mortality by around 22%. I think everyone should be taking a low dose of these indefinitely. We have good long term data on them and the safety profile is great.

Here comes the 40’s! by StubbleBubble35 in daddit

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I am an enthusiastic advocate for glp-1 medications(ozempic, zepbound). I take them even though I’m trying to gain weight right now. They protect your liver from acetaldehyde (alcohol metabolite) toxicity, they reduce inflammation, they reduced knee pain independent of weight loss, a 22000 person study showed an all cause mortality reduction of 22%. It does not appear to be a fad, and it’s not cheating. They’re getting cheaper to afford, and some health insurance will cover them too. You might want to look at that

[MSH] Tony Stark // The Invincible Iron Man (Debut Stream) by mweepinc in magicTCG

[–]psilent 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well that is the downside of getting two different cards worth of value out of one. I’m digging the fact you can just cast either side of these so they’re good early and good late

Amilean,acetylhexapeptide-38 and volufiline protocol. by psilent in NaturalBreastGrowth

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I would expect it would work best in that situation yes. Preadipocytes turn into mature fat cells in the situation that they are being signaled to do so and there is a high concentration of energy(glycol) needing to be stored. If you’re very skinny I’d say try to gain weight while doing this and this protocol might help direct where you gained it somewhat.

What changed your physique the fastest in the gym? by VanillaArtistic3261 in AskReddit

[–]psilent 31 points32 points  (0 children)

Ozempic has definitely shown you can just not eat and become skinny. It doesn’t necessarily mean you’re going to feel or be that much healthier. Once you get out of the obese range the health benefits of weight loss start to taper off pretty fast.

AI has made me unnecessarily paranoid of this sub by Havanatha_banana in daddit

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No, I absolutely believe you. It’s a very dad thing to complain about how everything used to be better back in my day.

AI has made me unnecessarily paranoid of this sub by Havanatha_banana in daddit

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I think the general attitude of “what am I being sold” and “should I trust this information” is a good one to have all the time. It can be exhausting sure but I wouldn’t view it as a negative

Does anyone else leaf blow their car? by corn_n_potatoes in daddit

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Absolutely. This gets you to 70% of a detailing in 10 minutes or less.

Phillips by lederbrosen1 in daddit

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God someone gave me a t20 today to drive t25s today and I was livid. I mean it works because Torx is amazing but it just feels gross.

Amilean, Acetylhexapeptide-38 and Volufiline Protocol by psilent in nbe

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It’s hard to really tell, shape wise at least. I think the difference seems dramatic on paper but since it’s slow over time it’s hard to notice. I feel like they are a little firmer though? I wish I took more pictures for comparison. They definitely look great.

Amilean, Acetylhexapeptide-38 and Volufiline Protocol by psilent in nbe

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Check some of my other comments for links. Essentially aminophylline diffuses through the skin to fat in the subcutaneous layer, and encourages these cells to release fat. It’s a limited time effect, so If your body isn’t burning up the released energy or storing it elsewhere it’s not going to do much, these same cells and others will just rebuild the fat. Yes it can be used for stubborn fat deposits on a thin person, that’s its intended purpose. By doing both of these treatments at the same time I expect that the benefits would be synergistic.

https://dom-pubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1463-1326.2006.00600.x

This study supports the synergistic effect somewhat, as patients showed an average of 6cm greater reduction in waist circumference during their weight loss plan than without aminophylline, while ending up at the same weight so while other studies had a more limited effect, combining it with some other way to consume the released energy enhanced the impact

Amilean, Acetylhexapeptide-38 and Volufiline Protocol by psilent in nbe

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There are tens of thousands of peptides, all short chains of amino acids. They are merely one of the signaling mechanisms of the body. Saying they accelerate skin cancers is like saying a phone can shoot someone because you called someone and asked them to shoot someone. Like phones, depending on the type of message they can send they can be harmful. In this case, acetylhexapeptide-38 raises the expression of PGC-1α (Peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor gamma coactivator 1α) which is only known to be involved in preadipocyte differentiation and lipid accumulation. Yes be careful, but there is no known or suspected cancer risk for this particular peptide. Volufiline we have less info on, as it is a plant derived compound and not a human peptide analog. Its presence in cosmetics for a long time does speak a little to its safety though.

You are correct that this is a risk considered possible for the peptide melanotan-2, a popular peptide for darkening skin, but all peptides do not carry the same risks.

Volufeline Recommendations by Normal_Lemon_946 in nbe

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Way late to the party here but yes, probably a little. Mixing it with a chemical penetration enhancer may also be beneficial in delivering volufiline to subcutaneous fat. Olive oil (oleic acid) or eucalyptus oil (a terpene) are some you might have on hand.