Llamamoe

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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Sometimes. Not reliably. I've seen studies correlating antibiotic therapy with reduced dementia rates in the next 5 or 10 years or something, but you can just as well wipe your gut microbiome and open it up to opportunistic pathogens.
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Respectfully... how do you work in the field, while being so wrong? Oxygen desaturation correlates with long-term metabolic outcomes, but correlates very poorly to day-to-day symptoms. The actual primary cause of symptoms in SDB is microaro
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Except that out of 10 answers, the "quick answer" is subtly wrong 6 times, egregiously wrong 2, and outright dangerous once. I've seen screenshots of stuff that would get people killed or in legal trouble.
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
I already went through a realization a while ago that you just can't mention something to people anymore and expect them to be able to learn about it by searching the web, like it used to be possible, because everything is just unrelia
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
When we imagined phones, we imagined global communication and building friendship. Instead, we got skinner boxes designed to addict us to a constant stream of algorithm-served content. When we imagined computers, we imagined unbounded acces
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
The problem with CPAP is that 40% of patients don't tolerate it even for the 4h/night defined as treatment compliance, while most of the rest use it less than the full duration of the night, with studies demonstrating that treatme
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
You're right, and Inspiratory Muscle Training is an easier alternative to playing didgeridoo, and it's very important to mention Mandibular Advancement Devices and soft cervical collars(since neck-jaw position matters, this is a b
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
> The real meat & potatoes is all the tooling and content and asset pipelines around the engine. If you think about it, you need to implement: I wonder if there'd be any value in someone making a FOSS engine-agnostic editor desi
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
> that we created a whole generation of kids with self-induced ADHD There is no evidence that social media/internet/whatever use causes ADHD, it's a neurological disorder, not a psychological one. The modern internet is ha
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Another video from a different YouTuber: https://youtube.com/watch?v=VC4d5iai3GE
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Every single one of the above is true. The self-healing capacity of ordinary Portland cement is very limited, but it's there, and you can easily find literature backing this fact up, e.g.[1] You can also trivially look up strength figu
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
> Chinese culture doesn't have the same impact, yet. At this rate if 2/3rds of their popular media(manhua, games, animation) continues being cultivation fantasy featuring the exact same power system, tropes, character archetype
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
I really wish there was a FOSS equivalent to SuperMemo. Spaced Repetition is cool and all, but Incremental Reading that uses principles similar to SRS to augment learning novel content and then retain pieces of it through more standard spac
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
That sounds like a really useful project!! Have you considered publishing it?
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
I feel like a good half of humanity operates this way, with it being far more prevalent in boomers than younger generations. It doesn't matter what is backed by evidence to them, instead they rely on anecdotes and persuasive quips and
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Modern concrete is also self-healing to a degree, while being vastly stronger. It's just subjected to incomparably higher stress. We also never really "lost" the method of making concrete self-healing, t's just never bee
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
I think you're conflating the idea of "shared culture" with "isolation from other social groups". We used to have more friends at the same time as we had more shared context thanks to media distribution patterns.
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Reminds me of https://terralang.org/
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
> Quality of life matters almost as much as longevity. Almost? What's the point of living a miserable life full of malaise and pain?
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
It's a shame you can't use LuaJIT. It's one of if not THE highest performance JIT out there.
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Printing and photocopying? Because this could get really unreadable really quick.
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Wouldn't that trap a lot more than just the plasticizers?
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
The bulk of Palantir's business is military-related. They are THE "go from a target to a kill plan" company, right now, and not only for the US.
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
It sounds like the commenter above is just less insecure about themselves and more excited for opportunities to discuss and learn than you and whoever you're describing here are.
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by Llamamoe 1y ago
Yeah I mean, if the only reason you said that was to "piss off the libs" and hate on transgender men, you really shouldn't be shocked that a platform doesn't want that. Being unable to say hateful things without conseque
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
Honestly, the witticisms get old. I loved a few of his more technical videos, but his style and jokes feel like he's emulating youtubers like PewDiePie or whoever else does this whole ridiculous exaggerated expression screeching shit.
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
You'd need to somehow get rid of every predatory platform that exists to even entertain the notion of people making the switch to a new, less-engaging one.
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
Sure, different forms of social media could exist. And then get outcompeted by as you aptly call it "algorithmic-based attention-maximizing recommendation machines". Even if you introduced regulations against many of these practic
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
Because this would be very in line with how DOGE has conducted itself so far.
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
You're basically saying "I believe the problem exists because of the way human nature interacts with social media, not social media themselves". And sure, maybe it'd work for baboons, crows, or ants, if they ever evolved

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