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aesclepius
3y ago
Jesus it's objectively worse. NY/Chicago/London/Paris/Tokyo you can conceivably and easily nip out to a grocer's, bodega, cafe or pub within 10 minutes of where you are. LA? Outside of certain certain pockets l
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aesclepius
4y ago
Rogue is the gold standard but I honestly haven't seen any deficiencies with other smaller brands like Rep or Titan Fitness. I don't know your fitness level, but if you have the space I always recommend the basics: squat rack if y
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aesclepius
4y ago
You're conflating two issues. One, the benefit of exercise on mental health, and two, the side effects of the gym lifestyle and culture.
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aesclepius
5y ago
Anecdotally, I find even dedicated heavy lifting (1-1.5 hours) does not improve my sleep but similar durations of high-intensity cardio (45 minutes+) heavily improve my sleep even comparing for differing work-related stress baselines. I alt
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aesclepius
5y ago
Man, that's crazy how sudden this car demand surge happened. I was in the market for a Model Y in February 2021 and got mine in March.
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5y ago
> Often, people expect to do whatever they want and then go to doctors to ‘fix’ them. It’s good for doctors, but not so great for you. Hackernews doesn't realize they are the 0.000001% of patients we see. I'd love for all my pa
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6y ago
I've got another anecdote about exposed information. Saw a car's 'Instagram handle' while next to them (was passenger) and got curious. Sure enough, their car's Instagram handle was public-facing and had links to th
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aesclepius
6y ago
Heavypaint is a fantastic abstract drawing tool that's fun to do while you're killing time. Here's a great example of how easy it is to get into: ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL3ho4Vc7Ng )
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aesclepius
6y ago
> Writing this on an iPad keyboard just now sucked—light years less efficient than on my computer keyboard. And my phone is even worse! But I often want to journal in bed or write fiction away from my desk. Are there better ways to input
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6y ago
> Both the data and my lived experiences indicate a correlation between more extreme behavior among protestors and more arrests. I think there's a false attribution of 'extreme behavior' with 'protestors' primari
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6y ago
In the immortal words of the GOP, "Fuck you, got mine."* *But no not necessarily, but at the same time I had a lack of autonomy in regards to those decision made.
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6y ago
King James Version truly is the worst translation you can find of the bible.
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6y ago
Out of curiousity, how many pilots do you regularly hire?
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6y ago
> Woah there cowboy. I've been on waiting lists for any serious at home gym equipment since April. Not a peep, but I refuse to pay Marketplace/Craigslist scalpers. I was in the same boat and I recommend taking a look at the Sto
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6y ago
> I just don't get why the Peloton thing is so popular when you can get a smart trainer and a bike you can actually take outside for sooo much cheaper. You could even sign up for Zwift and a Trainer Road subscription and come out wa
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6y ago
Think about insulin pumps, cataract surgery, LASIK/PRK, or any type of surgical augmentation for disability (limb replacement or hip replacements) - we are definitely improving and upgradeable, it's only a matter of degree.
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6y ago
While there is gate-keeping in medicine (MCAT scoring preferring English-native applicants, limited residency spots, financial costs of medical school) I would argue the residency system as it is prefers American-educated applicants versus
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7y ago
There are a few meta-analysis about snus cancer risk. I think generally the opinion [1] is that while lower than other smoke-cured tobaccos, there still exists a non-zero risk for oropharyngeal cancer risk and statistically-valid increase i
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7y ago
Cheaper and older alternative is the Ubiquity Unifi Security Gateway + 8 port switch + UAC AP-PRO if you don't want the Edgerouter X cost. Less customizeable but if you're buying an EdgeRouter you know what you want.
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8y ago
Phenylalanine is not part of your yearly blood test (Complete Blood Count, Complete Metabolic Panel) and generally isn't tested unless you specifically ask for it, or if a pediatric concern for phenylketonuria is manifested. At least,
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8y ago
> Healthcare is massively overrated. Working in the medical field as an internal medicine physician, I'd say that focused and good-quality healthcare is vital to prolongation of life, and poorly derived, financially-motivated '
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8y ago
Having said that, an incidental 1 lead EKG on a wrist that can be brought up to your primary care and cardiologist at a later date is a game-changer. In clinical practice we will often use a Holter monitor (4 lead wearable EKG) to look for
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8y ago
Come to the medical field, and it's all the way down.
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8y ago
The fact that it can pick up on A. Fibb, but likely track and save strips of SVT can at least get the user to a medical evaluation with a licensed physician. It's a big deal, as a medicine resident, this could be a game change for a la
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8y ago
Sounds like the QardioCore has a 3 lead ECG. Couldn't find too much more on that, as their website is painful at best. Holter monitor is a 12 lead ECG but with some decreased signal fidelity. This is just a single lead monitoring for r
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8y ago
> but as I understand it, they are also leading investors in provider systems and in the malpractice insurance system. You're completely wrong. There's actually the Stark law ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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8y ago
> The debt isn't really that much. Probably the average is 200k. You can pay that off within about 1-2 years of residency, and interest rates tend to be low since they're low risk loans for banks to give out. Please try looking
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8y ago
> You're going to work as a "GP" with at most one third of the training of almost every other doctor in practice? Not really a GP, more like a glorified triage nurse. Urgent care is where they give antibiotics out generica
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8y ago
That's pretty impressive. My time between pages was spent asleep or reading reddit/HN.
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8y ago
Thanks for speaking for the entire medical profession. That is in fact what a terrible physician does, and not what myself or other newly trained physicians aspire to do.
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