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by disabled 5y ago
That’s beyond the point. I am saying this as somebody with type 1 diabetes who has to poke themself with needles to draw blood daily. Her finger most likely got lanced, by a very thin forcep tip. It was never about “severing”.
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by disabled 5y ago
We know that aerosoled brains of animals can cause disease in humans. Take a look at this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_inflammatory_neu... This disease was discovered due to an alert translator (most li
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by disabled 5y ago
Keep in mind that the researcher was only 23 years old at the time when the lab accident happened. In some ways, she was basically a kid. As everyone knows, she ended up dying because of this. A human has a fully developed adult brain aroun
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by disabled 5y ago
This post sums it up best: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27652599
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by disabled 5y ago
Federal law still supercedes this. This is especially the case with disability laws. Look at right to work states where you can be fired for any reason. It’s still illegal to fire on the basis of disability.
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by disabled 5y ago
It's called a disability accommodation. Legally in the United States they can only ask is if the mask is needed "on the basis of a disability". They cannot legally ask what disability it is. The Rehabilitation Act and also th
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by disabled 5y ago
Thanks again for explaining it so well. Usually me and you do not agree on healthcare issues, but this is one area where we seem to be on the same page. As for diagnosing rare or very rare diseases, yes, it is possible, as you said. However
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by disabled 5y ago
Available Desktop Text Browsers Links: http://links.twibright.com/ (package name Links 2 in Ubuntu) Lynx: http://lynx.browser.org/ Retawq: http://retawq.sourceforge.net/ W3M: http:/&#
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by disabled 5y ago
Violoncello for iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/violoncello/id1568931107 Violoncello for Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tectrasyst...
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by disabled 5y ago
This is great! Just FYI I use Teletext daily! It's great and is still used here in Croatia (we even have a Croatian Radio Television teletext app for iOS and Android!). If you want to check out the service here it is: https:/&#x2
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by disabled 5y ago
The penalties can be effective if you are a citizen of the country that you are purchasing the home in. Also, for American citizens, they almost always have US annual income taxes, which are taxed on worldwide income. The taxation situation
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by disabled 5y ago
> But I'm just talking about the statistics here, and specifically that saying "correlation is not causation" is a bit overused. I think that term has erupted into popularity with the widespread adoption of AI, which is in
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by disabled 5y ago
The repo utilizes SIDER which is a drug side effect repo: http://sideeffects.embl.de/ It also utilizes DrugBank: https://DrugBank.com
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by disabled 5y ago
May want to check out this: http://snap.stanford.edu/decagon/
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by disabled 5y ago
Correct and thank you. Usually me and you don't agree on healthcare matters, but on this, at least we do. Your response is on point, and is exactly the issue.
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by disabled 5y ago
Wait until you have a rare disease before you say something like you want AI help diagnose you (or make decisions about your healthcare for that matter—the US is going to be a mess if they go this route). 7% of the general population collec
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by disabled 5y ago
Not surprising. I have type 1 diabetes (autoimmune and insulin dependent). I added a drop of coke/sugar to my blood drop as a way to get out of school, as the blood sugar result would appear very high! If I wanted it to appear low, I d
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by disabled 5y ago
It's tricky to learn that in RPN. It's nice to be able to go back to algebraic mode on the HP calculators in rare situations where you do not know the right syntax (which can be arbitrary by calculator) for entry of equations. It
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by disabled 5y ago
I am an American (culturally) who lives in Croatia, so I am aware of the educational system in mainland Europe and also the UK. In the US, we only learn "traditional" (non-RPN), calculator entry, and this is even at university lev
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by disabled 5y ago
RPN is still being used, and it really should be taught in schools, including at the elementary levels. It makes more sense than traditional calculator entry. Once you learn it, you never go back. The reason that RPN is used is because it r
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by disabled 5y ago
RPN calculators are still being sold by HP. This includes financial, scientific, and graphing calculators. The current RPN HP graphing calculators leave a lot left to be desired, and aren’t as good as the old ones. I have an HP 50g RPN grap
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by disabled 5y ago
After about 50 installs of Ubuntu, I finally have the perfect setup, with all of the packages and configurations I want. I have an install script (executed using bash) to do all of the work). My configuration: Ubuntu with a QEMU/KVM Wi
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by disabled 5y ago
Sorry for the confusion: For Americans Google does not have to follow GDPR. Garmin has to follow GDPR worldwide as it is incorporated in Switzerland.
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by disabled 5y ago
What is even weirder is that there are "estranged parents' forums". A good read on that rabbit hole is here (see "contents" on the right hand side for more links): http://www.issendai.com/psychology&
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by disabled 5y ago
Yep, I am in the exact same position as you. I lost at least a year of my life due to this post-viral syndrome. I am back to where I was prior to getting COVID-19, though. When I was really sick in March 2020, I thought "wow, I haven&#
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by disabled 5y ago
Thank you for the recommendation, which is thoughtful. One thing that you may want to keep in mind: Garmin has to follow GDPR, while FitBit (Google) does not. You may not want Google (e.g. YouTube) serving you ads when it knows you are in a
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by disabled 5y ago
I have a Garmin Fenix 6 Pro, which I had before I got sick with COVID-19. However, it is spendy (expensive). I did a search and Body Battery is available on cheaper models like the Garmin Vivosmart 4 ($129 USD). I put into DuckDuckGo and ve
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by disabled 5y ago
You may want to take a look at this: https://www.ohsu.edu/sites/default/files/2021-04/Long-COVID-... It's basically a cheat sheet to long hauler's clinical presentations, along with the diagnos
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by disabled 5y ago
This sounds like dysautonomia. I have dysautonomia, which I had long before (probably) getting COVID-19. I have a rare form of dysautonomia. But, dysautonomia does happen, relatively frequently, as post-viral cases. The good news is that po
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by disabled 5y ago
Yep. I do breathing exercises daily. It helps with the dysautonomia (long covid causes dysautonomia) too. You may want to look into the Airofit Pro: https://www.airofit.com/

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