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by lhl 4y ago
There's a long history of studies showing Low-Calorie Diets as being effective for reversing T2D. The late Sarah Hallberg wrote a narrative review that I liked a lot a couple years back (see section 3.2 for the part on LCDs): https:&
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by lhl 4y ago
I signed onto Fosstodon last week to give Mastodon another try. I found the overall experience to be massively improved (last time I touched it was in 2017) and the recent traction it has gotten puts it well ahead of anything else IMO (I&#x
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by lhl 4y ago
I've seen a few Mastodon instances using https://opencollective.com/ which seems like a pretty reasonable way to cover ongoing costs and the like. Here's an example: https://opencollective.com/libr
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by lhl 4y ago
It depends on what you mean by "affect" (I'd be curious also where you're getting your empirical data from since there's not a lot of publicly published data from what I can find). While I agree it's not necess
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by lhl 4y ago
Focal distance is dependent on the lenses used. Most VR headsets have a fixed focal distance of 1.3m or 2m. Those interested in the literature can use the keyword "vergence-accomodation conflict" (VAC) for more information on this
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by lhl 4y ago
Agreed, this article is basing it's numbers off of this (linked) study: https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/airdrive-images/wp-conten... If you view page 6 and 7, you'll see why these numbers are largely irrel
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by lhl 4y ago
There's another Android 13" eink tablet I know of, the Bigme X6 but the Onyx Boox Max Lumi or Max Lumi 2 are both cheaper and should basically do the same thing (load any Android apps). The Fujitsu Quaderno A4 is an option too but
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by lhl 4y ago
I don't have an RM2 so I can't say for sure, there might be some differences w/ button compatibility or calibration, but from what I've seen online and w/ various reviews, most of the different pens should all be in
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by lhl 4y ago
While the RM2 is probably the simplest/easiest to use, there are actually a lot of other eink tablet manufacturers - Boox, Supernote, Fujitsu Quaderno, and Quirklogic are probably the ones I'd look at. They have different tradeoff
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by lhl 4y ago
One thing about the Remarkable is that it, like many other eink tablets uses a Wacom EMR layer so almost any third party Wacom pen should work ($25-50). The Lamy Al-star is pretty good and available worldwide. I like the Staedtler Noris jum
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by lhl 4y ago
My Ryzen 4000 laptop (Tong Fang PF5NU1G) had regular S3 suspend that worked reliably, but sadly it seems many Ryzen 5000+ models seem to have it stripped out (these can sometimes be added back in by loading patched ACPI tables [1]). Oh, and
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by lhl 4y ago
Actually, this was more than a hypothetical situation. I got my 12th Gen Framework and and started with Linux 5.18 which was fine. Recently 5.19.12 was released which had a potentially panel killing display flicker regression [1] apparently
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by lhl 4y ago
Ryzen 5000 didn't have USB4 (TB3) support so that was a no-go - Framework uses 4 x Burnside Bridge ( JHL8040R) TB4 re-timers [1], one for each of their expansion module plugs. Ryzen 6000 uses Kandou retimers, which is probably a much b
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by lhl 4y ago
Your body really doesn't want to be in some states (because you'll die) so certain markers/metabolic disease states like NAFLD and pre-T2D MetS will lower dramatically soon after the insult (chronic overfeeding) is stopped.
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by lhl 4y ago
A few researchers, notably Alan Aragon and Brad Schoenfeld did a lot of analysis on protein timing research a while back and the general conclusion is that as long as you get enough protein during the course of the day (or within a few hour
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by lhl 4y ago
I'd agree that sugar isn't the only thing to blame - there's a lot more nuance, and increased sugar is only one of the many negative environmental/lifestyle changes affecting modern metabolic health (increased meal frequ
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by lhl 4y ago
Well technically the Zen 4 mobile parts have been announced, as AMD officially published their 2023 mobile lineup a couple weeks ago: https://community.amd.com/t5/corporate/announcing-new-model-... Here's
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by lhl 4y ago
One thing worth noting is that basically, even now (almost 10 months post announcement), almost no one has a 6000U laptop outs (a search on Amazon and Best Buy shows two 6800U laptop models total, one Asus and one Lenovo). Two niche vendors
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by lhl 4y ago
I've used a bunch of DSLRs w/ live preview active for extended periods w/o any issues. It's solid state, so the affect should be negligible assuming you're not directly exposing it to a lot of direct UV light or som
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by lhl 4y ago
My Arch on Framework experience has been great. If you're just getting yours up and running, I've been keeping notes on tuning/setup: https://github.com/lhl/linuxlaptops/wiki/2022-Framework-Lapt
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by lhl 4y ago
I'm a huge Moonlight fan so this is an issue for me as well, but just an FYI, a lot of people have good luck with Sunshine https://github.com/loki-47-6F-64/sunshine - which is a Moonlight compatible host that uses
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by lhl 4y ago
Besides the short battery life, I hope your new laptop is treating you well otherwise! I don't know about your workload, but in you case you ever wanted to poke around, one thing that might be worth looking into is to see whether the M
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by lhl 4y ago
Obviously most office workers or casual users don't need that much memory, but I've hit swap before w/ 32GB of RAM just with browser tabs and electron apps, so I bet lots of people with 8GB or 16GB hit swap and get slowdowns
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by lhl 4y ago
Most modern ThinkPads only have soldered RAM/max out at 32GB so were basically a no-go for me. They also had 2mo+ delivery lead times for BTO options, which also put it out of the running. I wasn't super happy w/ my last Thin
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by lhl 4y ago
I'd recommend making sure you have thermald (2.3+, current version is 2.5) installed. It's the best way to load/use the proper adaptive DPTF tables from the BIOS. Also, it's important to make sure you're running the
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by lhl 4y ago
I did a lot of testing on battery life testing on my new 1260P Framework recently. It has a 55Wh battery, so you can back out any of the calculations for battery life: * On my Arch install (5.19 kernels, tlp and thermald installed, but defa
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by lhl 4y ago
For those evaluating the new Framework 12th gen as a Linux laptop, I got a Batch 1 DIY Edition last month, and wrote a big review (includes covering compatibility, performance, and power usage, and some comparison vs my old Ryzen 4800H syst
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by lhl 4y ago
Typically, higher SKUs within the same power class (eg, U/P/H) are better binned so tend to not only perform better but also more efficiently, since they need to reach higher clocks at the same TDP. The biggest performance differe
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by lhl 4y ago
AMD does automatically switch to a "power saving" profile on battery that lowers power consumption significantly vs on charger, but if you want, you can tweak even further with a fantastic tool: https://github.com/
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by lhl 4y ago
The HP EliteBooks (and the new Dev One Linux variant) also have trackpoints. Just in case anyone's interested in making their own though, I've seen a few DIY trackpoint projects over the years (mostly on custom mechs, not laptop k

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