They decidedly did not deliver what they promised. Their hydrogen truck did not work, which is why their promo video had to tow a truck up a hill and film it rolling down.
Ah yes. The Nikola Gravity Drive™ has been a roaring success and is now powering millions of trucks worldwide. This bankruptcy is merely a blip in their continuing success.
You are technically correct (the best kind of correct), but I guess parent was asking whether this has any anti-bacterial side effects that might affect the gut flora. I'm wondering about this as well. The drug in question isn't an anti-biotic per-se, it doesn't help fight sepsis by making your body even more indiscriminately angry at bacteria - quite the opposite. Based on that, my suspicion is that the gut flora would not be affected directly, and would be happy on the basis of the host itself surviving the sepsis.
There has, apparently, been some research on this, but (IANADoctor) it doesn't look conclusive.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6330042/ did mouse trials of fluoxetine and then checked the gut microbiome; they did find some changes in groups known to correlate with regulation of body mass. But, this is (a) mouse models and (b) a long string of correlations with (to my knowledge) no actual causal understanding.
gut bacteria operate under the assumption that even if there host dies, in very many cases the host will be the victim of a preditor or a scavenger, and just hitches a ride up or down.the food chain, perfectly happy taking 100 bilion to to 1 odds on making it to the next perfect host
bah!, its not even the sort of thing even worth thinking about going into suspended animaton for
edit: on further consideration ,the situation is actauly reversed, our flora do survive us, but we will die without them, and they have other, rather
gross means of survival, by ...raising the dead, literaly in the case of corpses in.the water, due to there continued activity, bloating a dead body wherapon they escape useing a balisic method, on decompression.
The mutualism of microorganisms and humans is a fascinating and relatively new sphere of research. One such space is the family of antibacterial (and antiviral) viruses that have apparently evolved into a mutualistic relationship with humans: their development and proclivity is tied to their hosts (they spread by direct placental diffusion from mother-to-fetus, or by milk, they're too fragile to survive in the external environment, and since humans eating humans is rare they don't have other avenues) and so they actually have features that attack harmful bacteria, attack and disrupt harmful viruses, or generate immune-system antagonistic chemical signals to attract our defenses to incoming infections.
They flew under the radar all this time because they're viruses; in general, the only viruses we're aware of in humans are the ones that cause harmful symptoms because actually visualizing the little bastards requires busting out the ol' electron microscope, so if they don't give us a reason to look we aren't looking!
In my experience good collaboration is the best for the team but an absolute dagger for your career. If you collaborate people who pretend to contribute take over. Theirs a reason this guy is writing blogs
Thankyou for the correction, but the singular 'they' has been used in gender-unknown or gender-irrelevant cases for centuries. I was not aware this person was male -- but it did not matter to me. Ie, it matches both points.
My personal feeling is using a more widely applicable pronoun is more respectful, in general, so I use 'they' frequently, especially referring to people I don't know and so where I don't know their identity.
My experience has been that in a healthy working environment, it’s clear who contributed what (I do make sure to communicate clearly what I achieve towards the team and above), and lifting the entire team up does not jeopardize one’s own position in that team.
Maybe the key here is a good work / team culture? I can also imagine some places or contexts in which the work might be more invisible / harder to attribute to specific individuals.
What’s the saying? Twice the work, half the credit?
In all seriousness tho, I don’t buy it. It’s pretty hard to solo-achieve things in most complicated work environments. Saying you’re part of a group effort means more to those more interested in collaboration, good groups know to select on that criteria.
No i disagree X.com is the worst, was the other guy on this sub and I think you are correct on the whole point is the people that have a right and the people that do have the ability and ability are not necessarily people that have a responsibility.
Some real revisionist history as Rails cribbed most of those gems from Python. Now Python just rebranded for web and its doing everything Rails does and more.
These used used to apply, but you don’t even have to do this anymore. No court is going to see this type of case unless you pleed guilty, lazy DAs are the vast majority they will not prosecute cases if they won’t help them personally so just promise to drag out the case is an auto win. I beat 3 drug charges link this, doesn’t matter exactly what you say as long as you cast doubt on exact words and facts. Stonewalling isn’t as effective as just pretending to be innocent, don’t want them to think you’re a threat.
