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This was far more than just random chance. It's clear as day that quality of medical care makes a difference in outcomes, right? I have sent this discussion to the relatives in question so forgive me if I get the exact details wrong. B
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If you google for studies, at this point you'll see an abundance of research on this with positive results, which apparently was just getting started when they dug into it and perhaps not well known to the average doctor. My memory plu
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This is an impressive article and an impressive couple. From the site's about page: My name is Eric Vallabh Minikel and I’m on a lifelong quest to develop a treatment or cure for human prion diseases. I originally trained as a city pl
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What might be some examples of Japanese and Korean foods which use nitrate-based salts for meat preservation? I assume meats marinated or cooked with high levels of regular salt are not what you are referring to? This looks like a gap in my
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Thanks for the recommendations, I've added these to my book list! In exchange, have you seen this [1] report about excellence in competitive swimmers? The lifetime of a swimmer is short and outcomes vary wildly, from local swim meets a
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This is interesting to me. Would you have any other book recommendations in this vein?
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AMA: Bill Gates
(reddit.com)
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It's worth noting that despite not providing Vitamin D, there's still a fair bit of value in getting sunlight through glass: 1. Seasonal Affective Disorder is treated using just the visible light spectrum entering the retinas of t
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The bacteria in your gut may reveal your true age
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Not saying your conclusion is wrong, but could this be selection bias? Maybe it's just that people with sales and marketing experience are disproportionately likely to write about it. I know some engineers with quiet side hustles that
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The fact that we still don't know whether or not adult brains produce new neurons is incredible to me. It feels like we know so much as a species. But at the same time we're all just wandering around in these poorly-understood mea
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This appears to be an updated and edited version of this document: https://github.com/braydie/HowToBeAProgrammer
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I tried 3-4 before finding one that works for me too, but unfortunately I didn't keep track of all of the failures' names. Looking through my rough notes and gmail, I found Now Foods Probiotic-10 and Ethical Nutrients Inner Health
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I asked this question to a gastroenterologist recently and he suggested that people should treat them like medical drugs - don't take them at all if you don't have digestive issues, and if you do have issues, take them with medica
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Adding my thanks to this. I have IBS and have done a ton of self-experimentation over the years to fix my symptoms (with reasonable success). I totally get what you mean about free will and being unable to think straight when your digestive
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This kind of looks like submarine marketing ala pg [1]. But I'm very interested in this topic nevertheless. Has anyone taken this course? Or if not, would anyone be able to recommend the current best resources for acquiring useful AI &
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I don't think this has been mentioned on this thread yet: If you live in a place where air pollution is a concern, one solution to this issue is to buy a HEPA air filter. These filters are designed to trap a significant quantity of pre
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That's so interesting. When did the change happen? Do you think the recent instability is a result of this? And would you have any theories as to why this nonacceptance suddenly kicked in? I'm very interested in this topic as afte
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Fair point, I'm sure it exists everywhere. Free riding is never going to completely disappear (psychopathy seems to be evolutionarily stable after all). But when you look at the outcomes of the Public Goods with Punishment game in the
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Just to share anecdata - I grew up in Malaysia but am generally based in Australia, and have noticed a vein of this tendency in the Southeast Asian culture (not covered in the study). It's only a small percentage, but there really is a
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I do exactly the same thing. Nothing beats text files, a deep folder structure and full text search (and ubiquitous access via Dropbox). I get a ton of value out of my system. The thing that I find really makes things click is to figure out
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This. I'm from a tropical country. My grandmother told me stories about plantation work back in the day - people used to literally drop dead from the heat all the time.
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That was an amazing read - thanks for sharing. Being pointed to these kinds of brilliant longform pieces of thinking is one of the best things I consistently get out of HN.
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Your life goal should be not to win any particular game, rather to win the sum of all games. Would anyone be able to help unpack this? I feel there is some depth to this idea but am not quite making the connection.
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Isn't long-term use of antihistamines linked to increased risk of dementia? Example writeup - https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/common-anticholinergic-d...
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I'm pretty much certain there is something to gluten sensitivity. Starting from when I was a teenager I used to have stomach cramps and diarrhoea about twice a week. This went on for 10+ years. Being a kid I assumed this was just a thi
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How to biohack your intelligence – with everything from sex to modafinil to MDMA
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I was really impressed by Scott and his way of thinking about work and productivity. The video is itself a great practical demonstration: He builds a beautiful wooden ramp for his parents' house in a single afternoon, while simultaneou
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How to Be More Productive
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I'm on 10.12.6 and a local admin account, and it only unlocks to my actual password. That might mean it's a recently-introduced bug (assuming someone else can reproduce my result).
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