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Bolt sales were very low. Then came the fire recall and supply chain issues. The mid cycle refresh Bolt is now in production but dealers are asking $37K.
I intend to try Lithium Orotate and see how I feel, as it seems like a safe first step.
Years ago I remembered reading this article - https://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/28/magazine/i-dont-believe-i...
The one compound I've used (on and off, for maybe a few weeks at a time over the past 18 years) intermittently is Clonazepam. Recently however I don't find the dosage to be very effective, and reading the literature, upping benzo dosage has a high risk of increased dependency. I'd like to avoid that.
I happened to randomly start Googling about Lithium and stumbled upon Lithium Orotate, which is sold as a supplement pretty much everywhere. There's a little bit of literature on Pubmed, but not much.
I bought this - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00PB4II68/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b...
And it arrives on Friday. The reviews on this and other Lithium Orotate seem almost too good to be true, but for $10, I'm willing to give it a shot.
Tens of thousands of jobs were created by FCA/Stellantis with the renovation of Sterling Heights Assembly Plant for Ram 1500 Production, the brand new $1.6 billion plant on Connor and Jefferson (which builds Grand Cherokee L (WL75) and Grand Cherokee (WL74) in Detroit across the street from Jefferson North (which still builds WD/WK2), and the GM renovation of Hamtramck (Factory Zero) for Hummer EV/Silverado 1500 EV/commercial EV VAN production.
Detroit's economy is still 95% automotive. Those four plants I referenced were huge positive developments for the local economy - SHAP, JNAP1, JNAP2, and Hamtramck are the heart of the working class economy in Detroit, providing good union jobs building high margin products, along with the suppliers that feed those plants.
I am genuinely confused as to why there seems to be more side effects/issues with the 'traditional' J&J vaccine vs. the mRNA Moderna/Pfizer vaccines. I would have thought the opposite to have been true.
But then again the Sputnik vaccine seems to be doing ok? So maybe it's just the J&J formulation. Who knows though, the peer reviewed data for this hasn't had much time to go through rigorous scrutiny.
Do the two different generations have different TDP envelopes? I though the 5xxx and 4xxx series both use Vega - what is the appreciable product difference between Zen 2 and Zen 3 if the performance/TDP/graphics performance is the same?
If they named things properly and wouldn't mix generations within a single generational series marketing campaign (5xxx series), you wouldn't have to - as a consumer, if you wanted to buy the best, you would buy the 5000 series. They would still carry 4xxx stock - if you wanted something at a different price point, you'd buy the 4xxx series.
AMD's choice to mix generations within the same series makes things more confusing, not less confusing.
Ask HN: Location privacy in a UltraWideBand device world?
Perhaps some of you have recently seen articles on 'tag' devices from Apple/Samsung/Tile that contain UWB chips.https://www.macrumors.com/2021/01/04/kuo-airtags-ar-device-2021/ https://www.theverge.com/2021/1/5/22215381/tile-ultra-wide-band-tracker-apple-airtags-samsung-smartthings https://www.zdnet.com/article/samsung-announces-smartthings-find-powered-by-bluetooth-and-uwb/Here is the Product...