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Llamamoe
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Llamamoe
4y ago
The problem is that CPAP really sucks, and if you're more on the UARS side(arousals over apneas and hypopneas), or have poor nasal breathing, it's likely to disrupt your sleep more than it helps it.
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4y ago
You're doing good work. I've had Sleep Disordered Breathing since childhood from a mix of recessed jaws and allergies, and my journey was a decline from extreme ADHD in my 10s, to overwhelming fatigue in my early 20s, to essential
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4y ago
I honestly don't think there's any way to stop people with bad genetics from having children than isn't an ethical nightmare, but I have always found it curious that the right to have children is always considered to be incom
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4y ago
> It isn't illegal to take money from stupid people. I don't care, it should be. Humans shouldn't be expected to be experts in every domain of their lives just to avoid being exploited.
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4y ago
"after reviewing my games and finding I was the only one not cheating in about 10 games in a row" how did you know that all the other 90 people were cheaters?
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4y ago
Childhood adversity well might be product of parents and the environment not knowing how to deal with early manifestations of psychiatric disturbances, honestly.
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4y ago
Do you have any sources for that? Because last I've read neuropsychiatry literature on the topic, schizophrenia is a brain-wide neuronal dysfunction, with psychosis being a downstream consequence of erroneous information processing - a
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4y ago
I wish it was more commonly understood that capitalism's success lies precisely in the fact that it's a decentralized, self-regulating system robust against the failure of individual nodes, and has very little to do with the "
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4y ago
It's literally impossible for everyone to be media literate. It's neither taught nor easily offered or incentivised as a skill to learn, making this argument irrelevant.
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4y ago
This has come up again and again on a TTE-adjacent discord, most recently someone was sent gel stain contaminated with DNA.
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4y ago
Hypothetically, if any and all data harvesting past what is strictly necessary to run services were to be comprehensively made illegal starting tomorrow, would the internet collapse?
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Llamamoe
4y ago
I'll one up that request, I actually have a write-up where I detail why I believe a substantial proportion of ADHD cases is probably the ongoing effect of undiagnosed non-apneic sleep disordered breathing rather than solely/primar
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4y ago
What kind of price range are we talking about here?
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Llamamoe
4y ago
The entire thing would implode the moment a mother with child walks up to an assistant robot and it continues the previous user's erotic roleplay or starts rapping racist insults.
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4y ago
You really should do more reading honestly. Sleep is when the wear and tear of activity is repaired and reversed, and is to a large extent regulated by molecules that amount to metabolic waste, which accumulate during consciousness, and are
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4y ago
The assumption comes from a really dumb place but is essentially right. Wakefulness is critical for executive functions(both directly and through the fact that they're really expensive energetically and need a well-rested neural substr
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4y ago
I think things change a lot when a dynamic is already established, and involves boundaries being pushed and probed, rather than being "crimes of opportunity" so to call them.
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4y ago
One claim I've seen is that men commit more violent crime because it's more common for a man to be physically stronger than another person, while the rates of non-physial violence are much closer across gender boundaries.
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4y ago
Honestly, this is probably just representative of the bias in what people producing the training data came up with when asked to produce or flag hateful speech, or some other analogous training bias rather than a purposeful act.
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4y ago
It's great but has all the UX of early DOS programs.
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Llamamoe
4y ago
Call me spoiled, but I'm borderline unwilling to trial any service that requires registration in order to.
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4y ago
The risk scales with BSSO distance, surgeon expertise(both quality of work, and especially how long the operation takes). I wish more research was conducted into improving nerve healing using administration of stuff like Cerebrolysin, other
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4y ago
I'm surprised the author is unfamiliar with Google Camera and its super-resolution features[1,2], which uses actually clever algorithms to push digital photography beyond what would be physically possible to get out of a naive set of H
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4y ago
While genetic/heritable factors play a role, the evidence is overwhelming that the main cause is weak jaw muscles and improper resting posture during childhood, due to soft diets and allergies. I'd also like to add that even in ab
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4y ago
So I imagine that deploying this is nontrivial and not just easily casually done on low-end consumer hardware?
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Llamamoe
4y ago
There absolutely are, generalized fatigue is one of the most common and least treated health problems. Undiagnosed sleep apnea and UARS are in particular extremely common.
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Llamamoe
4y ago
The fact that somebody making this feels like an inevitability is just incredibly depressing. I mean, sure, it's just a fake AI guess, but Jesus Christ come on :-/
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4y ago
The real problems with video are that it 1) doesn't require any meaningful use of selective attention, being constantly hyper-engaging with every relevant stimuli presented on a platter, and 2) it doesn't teach them any bidirectio
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4y ago
A better question: What books made you significantly better at math that are also genuinely FUN to learn from? I find that my biggest barrier to learning math has always been how unengaging, excessively contrived, and unfun the learning mat
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4y ago
Are you physically active? Do you avoid sitting for longer than an hour at a time? Do you limit your intake of high-carb food like bread, pasta, rice? Your glucose metabolism and aerobic fitness start impacting cognition long, long before o
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