OGWhales

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by OGWhales 7y ago
I don't find that similar at all, it feels more like torture than meditation. The bit about walking I fully agree with. I live in the mountains and love being able to walk cool trails with nothing but my thoughts
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by OGWhales 7y ago
My dad gave me very similar advice growing up, as I love for things to be factually correct. To me, it didn't bother me if someone corrected me. However, most people don't appreciate it and it isn't worth upsetting them 90% o
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Fraying floss is the worst! I floss semi-regularly but will go periods of time without flossing due to the annoyance factor. I will try these. Just looked them up and are decently cheap.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
The only time I experience paring issues is when I switch between multiple devices, such as my phone, laptop, and work computer. Usually an easy fix but annoying nonetheless
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by OGWhales 7y ago
I really don't understand why we can't just have the headphone jack back. Did it even take up any significant amount of space?
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by OGWhales 7y ago
huh... that's fascinating. Thank you for the link! Reading through it now.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Good point. I agree. I just felt the headline felt leading compared to the actual intention of the study.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
No arguments there.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Ketamine is already used medically, correct? I'd imagine that would be easier to push/study because of that. Still super glad to see psychs being studied. It always frustrated me that due to scheduling in the US it was much harder
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Thank you! I wasn't aware there were even downvotes, so I didn't think of that as a possibility.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Can anyone tell me why some comments, like this one, are darker than others? It would appear lighter with the default scheme. Image showing what I mean: https://i.imgur.com/Beo2qve.png
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Care to share further? You have sparked my curiosity.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
>Despite being described as a “cabal,” the amyloid camp was neither organized nor nefarious. Those who championed the amyloid hypothesis truly believed it, and thought that focusing money and attention on it rather than competing ideas w
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Someone else mentioned using a little post-it notes. I do that at work but never considered the extent to which it helps limit how much I can write, forcing me to more pragmatic about my list. I sometimes try to plan things on a bigger piec
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by OGWhales 7y ago
I used flux for a long time and thought it was only relevant for sleep. I found myself using it more during the day as it hurt my eyes less and as a result I also got migraines and headaches less often. Could be a total coincidence or even
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Looking at this image: https://i.imgur.com/NRvV0Kn.jpg [0] It seems like they are significantly more awake during the day. I only did minimal research, so be weary to trust me. But regardless, I would find this study to be
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by OGWhales 7y ago
This is a study on mice, which from my minimal research appear to be more wakeful at night. I wouldn't consider this study useful at all in determining how blue light affects humans' sleep.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Trying to read some articles, especially without an adblocker, like if I'm on iOS, can be quite annoying. I've found some ways around it, but I use reddit on my phone a lot and anytime I open an article in the app I get frustrated
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by OGWhales 7y ago
> You'll need a macbook to make a native iphone app I did not realize this. Sad :(
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by OGWhales 7y ago
maybe a lack of good developers for the salary they are offering...
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Yeah, pretty much all cars don't need it except for sports cars. Although it's pretty important if the car specifies that it needs high octane gas. I know one person trashed their engine cause they thought it was a gimmick... whoo
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Agreed. I have built a tolerance to it before but know that I do not have ADHD. My friend who certainly does reacts to adderall differently than I do. We have discussed it in detail and seem to be effected differently despite taking similar
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by OGWhales 7y ago
I always thought it was curious seeing a friend with ADHD taking adderall seemed to calm him while it had the opposite effect on me.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
I found microdosing greatly improved my productivity and ability to focus. I think it may be dose dependent and one would have to dial in to their appropriate dose. Also, the type of work one is doing may be an important factor.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Sleeping, eating, and working out only do so much and are very difficult to do when one is already fighting depression. You simply cannot tell everyone "just do these 3 easy things" and expect that to work or for people to even li
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by OGWhales 7y ago
I assume they all have their cards info entered in the settings, however my debit card got stolen and I'm stuck with a temp card so I have decided to avoid this. I keep getting prompted to finish setting up my iphone. Sorry, but linkin
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Yeah I think exactly one would be enough lol
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Thanks for the tip. I always forget how to do it the couple times I've updated.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
Seems like they just break down finical reports and the likes, which seems rather trivial. I don't read Bloomberg, so I may be mistaken, but that seems like an alright use case for automated articles.
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by OGWhales 7y ago
I agree. Sites like Reddit, with visible comment voting, can quickly turn certain communities into echo chambers. Disagreement with the "hive mind" can be punishing, discouraging debate and encouraging the melding of opinions. Sec

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