broguinn

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   by broguinn 3y ago

   The gut-brain axis is so important. It's only natural that commenters here would want to know when a treatment for RA is available based on these findings. Nothing's for certain, but it wouldn't hurt to improve your gut biome
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   by broguinn 3y ago

   >Antibiotic exposure was associated with an increased risk of IBD as compared with no antibiotic exposure for all age groups, although was greatest among individuals aged 40–60 years and ≥60 years (age 10–40 years, IRR 1.28, 95% CI 1.25
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   by broguinn 3y ago

   Can a website be both for the open web and at the same time modify native scroll behavior?
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   by broguinn 3y ago

   Let me take a moment to remind everyone that OTG is the monopolistic food distributor that puts ipads as sales points in _all_ seating at the gates in JFK - not just the restaurant seating. If you want to sit at your gate, you must be adver
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   by broguinn 4y ago

   My father regularly sleeps 5-6 hours a night, and negatively impacts his energy and mental acuity. He also snores like a looney tune. My partners over the years have told me that I snore, especially when I'm sick. I rarely sleep more t
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   by broguinn 4y ago

   High cholesterol runs in the family (my grandfather exercises 7 days a week, is thin as a rail, and had a heart attack at 60). I'm 31 and learned that I have high LDL two years ago. I can only speak to my case, so YMMV. Through a liver
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   by broguinn 4y ago

   I've heard this referred to as the "safety bell curve" - when you're new to a sport or dangerous activity, you don't know what you're doing and are at elevated risk. The same is true for people who have been do
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   by broguinn 4y ago

   This is an underrated joke.
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   by broguinn 4y ago

   I very cursory read seems to say yes. The biggest difference I see is that Jevons paradox is paradoxical because of the intent to increase efficiency (eg. make pages load faster, reduce the amount of coal needed, etc).
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    by broguinn 4y ago

    I recently learned about 'Jevons Paradox': >In 1865, the English economist William Stanley Jevons observed that technological improvements that increased the efficiency of coal-use led to the increased consumption of coal in a
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    by broguinn 10y ago

    Canon, n. 5c "Material considered to be officially part of a fictional universe or considered to fit within the history established by a fictional universe" http://www.thefreedictionary.com/canon
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    by broguinn 10y ago

    Is there a good reason the app is not compatible with the iPhone 5C but it is with the 5S? I was really looking forward to trying this browser and wonder what the hardware limitation is.
13. 43.▲
    by broguinn 10y ago

    I would really like to know the answer to this question.
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    by broguinn 10y ago

    Facebook has a storied history of firing their employees with no justification based entirely on what they say in private messages in Facebook internal. It's happened to close friends of mine. Companies that adopt the same platform w
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    by broguinn 11y ago

    Thank you so much for the interactive tutorial! Due to its LISP-like nature, hygienic macros, and interactions with user interfaces, is Nulan related to Dylan? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dylan_(programming_language)
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    by broguinn 11y ago

    If you're looking for etymologies, !etym is a much better choice.
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    by broguinn 11y ago

    Thomas Pynchon, is that you?