Llamamoe

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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Nobody is even trying to get estimates via testing anymore, and the tests themselves have been growing increasingly unreliable as the virus mutates - the RAT particularly seems to hardly ever turn up true positives via nasal swabs. Look at
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Look at wastewater COVID load estimates, most places aren't even trying to get reliable estimates from testing anymore: https://biobot.io/data/
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
SIBO/SIFO/Candidia/gut dysbiosis more broadly.
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Because mental illnesses are a throwaway diagnoses for the doctor to say "nah, whatever, this is on you, think healthier and go take a pill for your symptoms we won't be doing any more diagnosis". It seems much more likely th
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Oh no, there definitely are- my intuition is a beast compared to most other people, though I honestly believe that a neurotypical person doing the same would likely still outperform me. I have high hopes that my ADHD is caused by Sleep Di
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Just in case anyone ever needs to DIY a stool transplant, double encapsulation with inner gelatin and outer enteric coated capsules works. Do a colonoscopy prep the previous day and try to take repeat doses throughout several days and in be
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Consuming the most random novel information that exists is I think the only one for me haha
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Can you recommend said places to get recommendations?
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
As a person who adores abandoned places and nature reclaiming them, god I wanna go there so much.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
There is no possibility of this anyhow working. Sleep is not "mind rest", it's a neurological process completely different from and incompatible with consciousness. You can relieve some fraction of cognitive fatigue by taking
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Myopia is caused by a mix of insufficient daytime bright light exposure and too much near-work, an effect which is even more severe if one wears glasses to correct it. The eyeball 1) over time adapts shape to compensate for defocus, and 2)
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
I have a pet theory that the sheer range of information ADHD people expose themselves to is precisely why they're often so versatile cognitively - even if the memories don't stay in "memory", the brain still learns from
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
CPAP causes a sense of suffocation, nasal congestion, face masks are weakly effective while nose masks often run into the issue of switching to mouth breathing during resistance. It also prevents total airway collapse but not increases in e
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Hi. Would there be any chance of you releasing the index of how many trackers websites have publicly? I remember reading about that somewhere on your site, but you eventually took that offline.
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Just as a thought experiment, what would you have done if a pandemic of a highly contagious, extremely severe new illness with uncertain symptoms from which over a third of of people don't seem to recover as was the case with the ear
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In the same place where the urgency to treat every other chronic illness: Nowhere. As a society we're so used to treating efficacy as a virtue that we view most fatigue-related disability as a psychological and moral failure of the per
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
She is very much so an extreme case, though I'd argue that any loss of ability to participate in and enjoy life is tragic. I have a friend who "only" became unable to work and restricted in daily life by both physical and men
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
This. This is particularly an issue with English-language media. Making out what the actors are saying is effortful and often impossible when they're just mumbling with some bizzare accent. I also really don't want to miss dialogu
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
I know so many things I never could have without Sci-Hub. Its value in enabling access to scientific knowledge simply cannot be overstated.
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It's important to remember that it's not just weight, but the lifestyle and especially dietary carbohydrate quality- I became prediabetic while borderline underweight, just by hardly ever moving and eating a lot of bread/past
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Or don't. Here's a TL;DR: It's a relatively small effect where men tend to go for women more attractive than they are, and women tend to go for men who have higher status and earnings than they do. Certain circles like to mis
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Does it? Because I'm not sure the model has any intrinsic incentive to learn to follow how human perception works.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
The bitter lesson is about not trying to encode impossible-to-formalize conceptual knowledge, not avoiding data efficiency and the need to scale the model up to ever higher parameter counts. If we followed this logic, we'd be training
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
I'm unaware of ANY viral infections having any upsides, possibly excepting whatever's native to our gut microbiome. And herpesviruses are very complicated to fight against.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
What publisher you pick has implications for marketing, the share you receive, you're also not guaranteed to be accepted by your first choice.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
They don't always have that choice, or awareness of the consumer-side problems of DRM-protected content.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
The problem is that nobody keeps the toothpaste on their teeth after brushing, like they should. Putting it in drinking water is an unacceptable alternative given the potential risks.
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Welcome to virtually all of healthcare.
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Nothing nearly as common as Long COVID, but yes, ME/CFS and neurodegeneration seem to be linked to herpesvirus (re)activation, often following another immune or stressor event. I'd guess poor gut microbiomes and sleep disordered b
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
"I don't have anything to hide" will one distant day become one of the biggest cautionary tales we've ever had, I'm calling it.

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