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irjustin
4y ago
Thanks so much for this link. Super helpful. Went through them and found commenters who had hbp. guanfacine was a recommendation to try. I'll see if I can get a hold of some... not sure.
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4y ago
Did you become medicated? I was diagnosed but also have High Blood Pressure (HBP), genetics, and most of the meds we tested cause an uncomfortable rise in pressure that just wasn't worth it. My coping mechanisms are what I have left I
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4y ago
I can see government offices, but why schools? The ease of access and productivity hit wouldn't outweigh the benefits imho.
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4y ago
Ah yes! That's the one! Thanks!
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4y ago
I tried to search. Sadly can't find it at the moment. But, there was/is a reddit thread that, without naming the company, originally asked is it normal for a company be "pumping numbers" in the medical field. It was an a
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irjustin
4y ago
I had trouble reading this because of the crazy indentation scheming. My eye kept getting drawn to something else.
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4y ago
This is an interesting concept and thanks for bringing it to my attention. I wasn't aware of the case. My take is it will be significantly more nuanced if it goes to a fight. Bernstein v US is too blanket of a ruling to say "all c
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4y ago
Super cool, but to be fair to the author, Clicking does seem easier still.
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4y ago
To be absolutely fair the CDK is non-trivial. If you know CloudFormation, you do _not_ know the CDK. The CDK is split in 3 versions, ver 1, ver 2 and v2-alpha. Knowing the difference between L1, L2 missing options between the two. Don'
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4y ago
Then your understanding is incorrect. It starts out with "A user need _not_ satisfy". They're saying funding has nothing to do with MAU. The language is pretty clear - "while logged into their account, at any point durin
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4y ago
This is a contrarian response. Funding $1 would require me to visit the website so I would have been a MAU without even funding. Conversely, funding without visiting the website requires real effort. No metric is perfect nor stands alone. W
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4y ago
> You don't see Vanguard or Fidelity losing a third of their userbase in a year. I can't read the article, but you define "monthly active users" as a user exiting the platform i.e. pulling their money out?! Originally
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4y ago
What is this in the context of the wider market vs other Retail brokers? I don't think this is a knock against RH more a description of what's happening in main-street.
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irjustin
4y ago
For the survivors, the internet will be critical for rebuilding. As long as there's electricity and as more of the internet moves into outer space, it'll work.
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4y ago
In Singapore when you try to buy a tourist sim, it's recorded to your passport. There's a rumor that you only get 5 within 1 year before you get flagged. Never tried to verify, but I wouldn't be surprised.
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4y ago
PBS Spacetime has a very good video[0] that helps visualize what's going on in the equation, recent too! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHiyQID7SBs
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4y ago
I've stopped booking through Kayak (used to be my favorite), other OTAs, even many budget airlines, because it's simply not worth the post booking headaches.
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irjustin
4y ago
i haven't seen this yet but will definitely be keeping an eye out.
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4y ago
I recommend not trying to fight the burnout (you're clearly still in it) and if your economic situation can handle it - lessen the hours, take 1 year off? take 2 years off?
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4y ago
Impressive! Not many families are built as such.
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4y ago
Is this "spending time" or physically in the same building? I was home "with my family" for 6+ hours but we were definitely not interacting with each other outside of meals. I was on my computer, siblings on tv, others d
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4y ago
i tend to use something like - 2x 2,140
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irjustin
4y ago
Ah this is awesome, brings back so many memories when i was a UW student on Pine[0] then Alpine[1] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pine_(email_client) [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpine_(em
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We did? I mean it was offered to everyone... Unless you're talking about mandatory vaccination?
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> It has nothing to do with politics. > Excess deaths was because the medical infrastructure was overwhelmed. So ICU services were not available as normal. I'm a bit confused how you come to this conclusion when the section you q
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4y ago
> At least today society is notably, collectively, smarter. My pessimistic view will say greed will wipe out any "collective" smartness and the cycle repeats.
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4y ago
Wonder how much a computer can dampen/remove/counter these sloshing events by constantly adjusting the control surfaces. super interesting stuff.
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I agree with you on this. Going back to my comment I have issue with: > cheating is completely legitimate. Which is not what you're saying here. [Edit] If you made your statement that "the world is a dirty place" I think m
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> How do you know a player is a cheater? > it's all legitimate if he wasn't caught. > The rules do not and cannot police the act of cheating itself These statements alone, well sure.... everything is legitimate if it'
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4y ago
> cheating is completely legitimate. 100% disagree. Legitimate would mean condoning cheating. Which then means everyone should be allowed to use engines, which then would mean engine vs engine, which we already have. Human vs human no au
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