Llamamoe

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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Vasodilators like PDE5 inhibitors and L-Arginine improve nerve bloosflow, and can produce lasting regenerative effect - there have been studies demonstrating improved endothelial and nerve function in diabetic patients, neurogenic sexual dy
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
My experience is that the +-1s come up less often in 1-based languages if you're writing high-level code, and when they do they're more intuitive to catch, even after years and years of coding 0-based.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Lua is a language in which I implemented a class system at a point at which I'd still be scratching my head over another language's syntax sugar. I love it.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Chronically ill person here, cannot help but agree. "The doctor committed neither malpractice nor acted abusive" is the best outcome you can get out of the average healthcare professional. It's a profession where practition
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
The question I want an answer to is: How do I upregulate my RMR as a person who's been borderline underweight on much less than my RMR should be for my age/sex/weight? I don't believe this adaptation to saving energy com
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Some, definitely not most. Often unhealthy lifestyle is the product of the underlying dysfunction rather than the other way around. People with chronic illness all have broken sleep(sleep disordered breathing), digestion(pathogenic gut micr
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Get an under-desk elliptical, vit D oil drops, bake bread with 50% wheat flour replaced with almond/coconut/sunflower/pumpkin/etc meal. Wham, unhealthy lifestyle eradicated at almost no behavioural cost.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Oh yes nothing like cutting a part of your internal organs out and facing the risks and consequences associated with it because pharma companies won't sell the drug at a sane price.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Still a healthier alternative to broken relationships continuing for years because of the high bar to leaving it that are the de facto norm for our civilization. Commitment encourages treating the relationship as a sealed deal and not putti
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
EBV reactivation also plays a major role in ME/CFS, a condition that can affect people almost as severely as MS, but at any age. HHV-6 and 7 infections have also been implicated.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
SNRIs are even worse. I've by random chance met two people who got permanent movement disorders from Venlafaxine, and one who developed seizures. My own experience was extremely abysmal too. All of the side effects of stimulants ramped
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
A few years of being able to function still beats a few years of your life falling apart. Your argument is built on shaky ground.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
It's not even speculative. We know bad gut microbes dump LPS, and we can and have quantified increased bloodstream LPS levels in people with numerous issues, depression and chronic fatigue among them.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
This just sounds like a just world fallacy thinking, that if people do a genuinely excellent job they'll surely win against $0 competition that improves every week. Much of the existing LLM have been trained to sound dry and always the
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Exactly. I've spent ten years too disabled to leave my home and most doctors are just bullies who would rather insult you than consider that their initial evaluation of "it's just stress" might be wrong.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
This is exactly it. Doctors have neither any incentive to actually treat nontrivial cases, nor any accountability over whether they do. Combined with the prestige of the profession, many turn into egoistic know-it-alls whose real competence
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
I'm really impressed with the quality of the output- backing it with search results seems to do a lot of good relative to ChatGPT's straight-up hallucinations. How does it decide what search queries to run and which results to use
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
The whole publication is a joke. It goes on and on about breathing "2.8–3.2% carbon dioxide" when mask dead space constitutes maybe 15-30% of human tidal volume. At rest. And I'm pretty sure "2.8-3.2%" is a cherrypi
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
I recommend this overview of effect of human diet on the gut microbiome: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6950569/?report... Tl;dr is that while the gut microbiome varies by diet, it's largel
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
> [...] told me to stop overthinking, seeking knowledge and a few other [...] That's something people are always telling you, might as well have been chance that things improved and you've linked it with life events, as humans
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
What constitutes good moisturizer, and is there data/evidence on its efficacy?
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
xPAP use actually increases CO2 elimination, which is why it can lead to Treatment-Emergent Central Sleep Apnea. You'd have to fall asleep with the device off to get meaningful CO2 rebreathing, which is neither an easy feat nor partic
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
Might be a case of A/B testing or I've heard a theory that Adblock users are penalized- most certainly, for me, the frontpage is worthless to a point where it singlehandedly reduced my YouTube use to nearly zero. All it does is sh
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
> Another one is the question, whether gender dysphoria results from mental illness, or the other way around. [We have the data]( https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.1909367116 ), being trans is identifiable as
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
Y'know... nobody ever cares that trans kids suffer from lack of treatment as hard as cis kids from being given it(a way less common situation than the reverse), nobody cares that kids are abused left and right in much more common ways,
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
I feel like a lot of stuff fhsg "gods against left-wing beliefs" gets silenced primarily when it's a bad-faith argument in the first place, but yeah. I'd personally like more studies on e.g. factors associated with why s
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
> I've seen a theory that the big tech companies are the ones pushing for regulation in order to achieve regulatory capture This... would track with what's historically been the case. Damn, that's an eye-opening take, than
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
Depends on type and fit of the mask. And yes they don't stop it, but they reduce the odds of transmission, less so or more so depending on the space they're used in.
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
I honestly don't believe that this is an actually common archetype. I have met enormous amounts of people with undiagnosed or undertreated chronic issues manifesting as varying degrees of fatigue preventing them from functioning, and y
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by Llamamoe 4y ago
You might want to consider whether you don't suffer from any chronic ailments. I've always had this attitude, and in the end it turned out I've got a bad case of UARS and gut dysbiosis, compounded with on-and-off deficiencies

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