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by ceedan 3y ago
Bluey is great and we love it, but I do have to say that it is not as directly beneficial for very young children as something like Daniel Tiger. Daniel Tiger has episodes that directly and clearly address things that young children are goi
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by ceedan 3y ago
Do these players suffer from Tetris Syndrome? I played a bunch for a few weeks many years ago and had trouble sleeping because I couldn't stop seeing tetris pieces falling in place, every time I closed my eyes.
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by ceedan 3y ago
Discovering a bug, and reproducing via unit tests is very different than "a very basic code review"
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by ceedan 3y ago
Healthy cells are physically broken down from the massage. I first learned about this when I got fairly sick a few hours after a deep tissue massage. I felt pretty horrible for a few days.
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by ceedan 3y ago
Even though the toxins myth is incorrect, drinking lots of water after is a good idea. A deep tissue massage can cause mild rhabdomyolysis, which is where broken down cells (from the massage) get dumped into the blood. Water will help dilut
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by ceedan 3y ago
> The primary method for ascertaining long COVID was participant-reported receipt of a long COVID diagnosis from a medical provider. Participants were asked whether a medical provider had given them a diagnosis of long COVID in follow-up
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by ceedan 3y ago
The paper doesn't say, but I would imagine it was very high. Googling the statistic says 1/3 of Americans have pre-diabetes.
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by ceedan 3y ago
Both points are not true. Participants section of the paper > We excluded people who were already taking one of the study medications or who had already received a COVID-19 treatment with Emergency Use Authorization by the US Food and Dr
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by ceedan 3y ago
I think I would love to have something like this generated from data in github pull requests, closed JIRA tickets, and confluence pages. I would very very willingly spend 15 minutes a day listening and learning about progress on different p
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by ceedan 4y ago
CSGO does not cater to casual players at all. I hope that changes a bit with CS2. I started playing CS as a 24/7 cs_assault public server player before getting competitive.
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by ceedan 4y ago
Counter-Strike 1.6 Condition Zero (1.7) Source (1.8) Global Offensive (1.9) Counter-Strike 2
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by ceedan 4y ago
I prefer 1.6 as well. Nostalgia. I do love the simplicity, movement mechanics and simple map design.
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by ceedan 4y ago
I'd been hoping that there would be a counter-culture generation at some point that says no to social media - but it seems like they're just saying no to one social network in favor of another
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by ceedan 4y ago
Damn that hurt to read. That's such a shame
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by ceedan 4y ago
CSS got better as it got older, but I heard about grumblings from the 2010 update after I had already quit playing it. I probably played until 2008/2009, and then started CSGO again in 2012 or something. Some of my CSS memories - We us
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by ceedan 4y ago
Source was a complete mess. It took years of updates before that game was playable competitively -- it never truly was. The half-life 2 engine was a disaster, and most players didn't have the hardware to run those games well at the tim
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by ceedan 4y ago
wow -- jeepathon2k made my brain tingle. I cannot believe that I still remember that map.
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by ceedan 4y ago
Surround sound was unnecessary. As long as you had stereo headphones you were fine. I had cheap headphones, expensive headphones and even won headphones at LAN events. Directional audio was never an issue on any headset I'd played with
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by ceedan 4y ago
I'd personally prefer required minimum time off. I love the feeling when my manager tells me to take a day off.
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by ceedan 4y ago
ibuprofen and acetaminophen also affect quality, which are daily medicines for some people with chronic pain.
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by ceedan 4y ago
All we do is ask it what the weather is going to be today, tonight, tomorrow
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by ceedan 4y ago
What killed him was probably the same thing that motivated him to finally get cleaned
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by ceedan 4y ago
To avoid the wikipedia issue (and also because research papers are a pony show) I wrote grade school research papers that were so obscure (at the time), that I used a geocities page as my source. Myotonic Fainting Goats... some dude who had
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by ceedan 4y ago
Janet Jackson Rhythm Nation needs to be on there... and maybe even just "thumb drive in the parking lot"
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by ceedan 4y ago
There are so many levels of irony with your choice to respond with this meme, in this thread, on this HN post.
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by ceedan 4y ago
I also like cafe du monde. I just had some pecan praline coffee that was amazing. Bottom shelf of the grocery store. I only got it because nothing else was on sale... It might be my new go-to for a while. Give it a shot if you can find it
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by ceedan 4y ago
> A language designed around having first-class GUI support Definitely qt, right? https://www.qt.io/ And HTML/CSS :downtrodden-developer-with-woozy-face:
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by ceedan 4y ago
It's already started
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by ceedan 4y ago
The ability to escape online was really nice. There was a lot more anonymity, privacy and exploration.
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by ceedan 5y ago
Do you have an aggressive ad blocker or something... An outdated mobile app? Or you have very few friends who rarely post?

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