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by Kognito 5y ago
Mirror: https://web.archive.org/web/20210718172613/https://schematro...
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by Kognito 5y ago
Sorry to hear about all that. I know it can be incredibly anxiety-inducing having any heart related issues, particularly at a young age when it's the last thing on your mind. Frustratingly, it sounds like you've done everything yo
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by Kognito 5y ago
Yeah, somewhat regret my closing comment there. I most likely will take my chances of a second dose over being infected.
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by Kognito 5y ago
Questions are more than welcome :) No treatment, just a follow up cardiac MRI after 3 months which showed (thankfully) a resolution of inflammation and normal heart function. Was prescribed low-dose beta blockers if the palpitations bothere
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by Kognito 5y ago
I’m so sorry for your loss, myo is a terrible illness and so poorly understood by the medical community - even cardiologists seem to have a hard time recognising it. There’s a good deal of info available in medical journals relating to covi
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by Kognito 5y ago
If you’re in a position to do so, I’d strongly recommend you get checked out if you’re having any kind of chest pain as your heart rate rises. I lost count of how many times I was told “you’re too young to have any heart issues” before even
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by Kognito 5y ago
I think it’s probably fair to say a lot of people get dogs as pets without too much regard for training them. Usually if the dog is well socialised then you’re unlikely to have too many issues. If not, it can be difficult to correct the beh
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by Kognito 5y ago
Thanks for the article, an interesting read for sure. It’s nice to see there’s been plenty of follow-up study on this. Respectfully, you’re wrong to say “thoroughly disproven”. Even the article ends with the suggestion that it’s a side-effe
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by Kognito 5y ago
Yeah, how many people actually bother to report their symptoms if they’re not serious enough to warrant a trip to the doctor (who might report on their behalf)? Mild myo can go undetected quite easily. In fact, it’s known well as being a ca
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by Kognito 5y ago
I don’t have the exact figures to hand but a rough googling seems to suggest a 1 in 100k risk for clotting in the AZ vaccine for young adults which of course, in many countries has been withdrawn for such rates in those groups. https:&#x2F
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by Kognito 5y ago
Very interesting given one of the lesser known complications of covid can be myocarditis in otherwise healthy individuals with few or no other covid symptoms. In fact, it’s likely the incidence of covid-induced myocarditis is vastly underre
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by Kognito 5y ago
Suspect at this point Apple doesn’t want to break compatibility with their Lightning ecosystem when wireless charging is probably going to be the future on iPhones. The most recent non-pro iPad does have USB-C and I expect whenever they get
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by Kognito 5y ago
I don’t know why any mention of a lab escape automatically triggers people to start shouting “xenophobe”. There’s nothing particularly new about lab escapes, they happen quite frequently. And given the presence of a bio-lab studying coronav
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by Kognito 5y ago
Fascinating as the exploit itself is, it makes me wonder how long manufacturers will "support" these newer connected vehicles. Having an outdated smartphone is one thing, you risk your personal data being targeted if the manufactu
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by Kognito 6y ago
> not what I expected based on my experience in the US and my perception of Europe I'm always fascinated to see comparisons between the US and Europe (as a European myself), as if the comparison were between two countries, rather th
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by Kognito 6y ago
Given Apple have gone cellular with everything all the way down to the Watch, I’m always amazed they never included it in a Macbook.
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by Kognito 6y ago
As per the article, looks as if it has been taken from earlier legislation. Noted here in 2008 [1] but wouldn’t surprise me if it dates back much further. Given the size of the legal document (~2000 pages) I’m hardly surprised that this sor
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by Kognito 6y ago
Curious what the barriers you face exporting to the UK currently? Given the transition period the UK has been going through with the country still effectively in the EU without being a member state, I’d have thought it would be the same exp
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by Kognito 6y ago
Yeah, there’s no change for Intel Mac owners really. Given Apple will still be selling Intel Macs through 2021 and likely 2022, I’d expect them to be fully supported through something like 2026/7 (though your exact model may vary depen
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by Kognito 6y ago
Exactly this. This is an ad, nothing more. “Company uses discord for support system” is uninteresting.
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by Kognito 6y ago
I think it's a lighthearted reference to studies which have demonstrated possible, albeit minor, psychological and physiological effects on humans after infection with the Toxoplasma gondii parasite [1]. In rodent models, infection app
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by Kognito 7y ago
Yes, we moved to G1 (before it was the default) and then on to Shenandoah in a stream processor doing a lot of in-memory processing, lots of small allocations. As we reached a certain threshold of in-memory objects, Parallel GC would choke
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by Kognito 7y ago
Waiting for the comments about the name. On a more serious note, looking forward to trying this new release out. I found previous versions really straightforward to get up and running with on Kubernetes but performance was always lacklustre
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by Kognito 8y ago
Well done for reading only the first few words of the post you replied to. They were talking about the financial impact to those who work on an hourly wage.
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by Kognito 8y ago
This is what I did. Create a ‘Uni’ calendar and fill it with your class days and times - with repeats used as necessary. Irritatingly, Siri doesn’t distinguish between calendars so you can’t reel off just classes, but you can ask about the
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by Kognito 8y ago
Seems like it wouldn’t be all that difficult for Twitter to give users the option to delete tweets made before they turned 13 or to deactivate their account. This seems like a last minute knee-jerk reaction to me.
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by Kognito 8y ago
Lost me at “rich, white railroad tycoons”. What on earth does skin colour have to do with anything in this article?
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by Kognito 8y ago
As an undergraduate in the UK whose university doesn’t have the greatest subscription collection, Sci-Hub has literally enabled me to write my dissertation as there is no way I could have afforded the individual cost of the papers I’ve need
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by Kognito 8y ago
I don’t get why you’d reference ‘OS X’ in the title when that name was retired years ago. I assumed this was an app that had been around for a while yet the domain was registered just yesterday. Also, I don’t know about anyone else but I fi
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by Kognito 9y ago
This! The Mac Messages app has the same UI for search and its possible to jump between the found messages using a keyboard shortcut. Makes me wonder if the functionality exists in iOS too but someone forgot to build it into the UI.

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