twayt
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Which does essentially this but requires no indexing of videos!
You can always check information before believing or acting on it.
However it’s often super difficult to even get started and know what it is that you should be reading more about.
Amphetamine is primarily absorbed through the plasma membranes and not DAT since it’s lipid soluble.
Dopamine does not and thus relies on DAT. By inhibiting DAT (as both amphetamine and Modafinil do), you increase extracellular dopamine.
Next, DAT does not “transport amphetamine around the brain”. It only transports it from the post synaptic cleft into the cell.
Also Modafinil is a much weaker DAT inhibitor than amphetamine itself as far as we know.
Lastly, drugs don’t “antagonize” other drugs. That word is a specific term used for the action on the receptor level.
The dopaminergic effects of Modafinil aren’t well known and are thought to be mild. It’s simply misinformation to claim that modafinil was somehow blocking the effects of amphetamine on the dopamine receptors.
Where this falls apart is that error accumulates over time and not just for one heap of sand but for many such heaps of sand that also interact with other heaps of sand.
Predicting weather for the next hour is trivial. Aviation runs on the fact that you can forecast fairly accurately into the next hour most of the time.
The difficulty scales superlinearly over time due to the error accumulation over predictions
You can just use huggingface and Automatic111 for this, not sure why this is needed at all.
Also, the quote is meaningful because Edison said it, not because the quote has merit in and of itself.
It’s inspiring because someone of Edison’s acclaim attributed his success to hard work. Anyone else could have said it and it wouldn’t have been a meaningful quote because they weren’t as successful as him.
Note that my statement doesn’t presuppose that he was successful solely due to his own efforts or that he isn’t a fraud etc. But rather that the significance of the quote relies on his perception as being successful in the public eye.