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Tirzepatide shows total mean weight loss of 26.6% over 84 weeks
(investor.lilly.com)
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Google also has a history of massively spiking the cost of its services. Vendor lockin is a dangerous thing.
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It's essentially a long ad for the company that makes the machines, but this video (and some of the others they've put out) are fascinating and describe the whole process of tunnel making (with a very high production value): ht
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That was absolutely me too, until about a year ago when I lost the ability to sleep in (at all, I cannot sleep past 8ish). It's been a painful adjusting period.
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You can go a step further and (maybe, I acknowledge this is a stretch) apply some evolutionary pressure in that it gave defensive advantages they didn't think about and so the people whose castles this guy/his students built retai
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3y ago
This is good advice, thank you. I've tried Trazodone, but it gave me really strange nightmares (as someone who never has nightmares). I've found Gabapentin to be useful, but recently it's been less effective and I've had
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My issues sleeping have gotten worse in the time that I've started to seriously weight train. I am having nights where I'm so exhausted I could cry and still have a hard time getting steady sleep.
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Yes, I've actually been more physically tired than usual lately (training/gym which never used to be part of my routine now are). Last week I was dead tired and had exercised for hours and I still had trouble sleeping.
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I'd wager most people here who don't get enough sleep aren't doing so out of some sort of grindset mentality, but because they simply cannot. I find it very hard to fall asleep, nearly impossible to sleep in (a consequence of
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'Google' and 'commitment' is not a pairing I really trust.
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"Elon Musk" is a banned phrase.
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Some of us wear lighter clothing. I've noticed my phone actively pulling down my gym shorts.
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> TV shows like The Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power and The Marvelous Mrs Maisel have proven huge hits for Amazon Rings of Power, proven huge hit?
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Has that ever really stopped them before though?
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> Apple Maps is eating their lunch right now Source? Literally every single person I know on iOS still uses Google Maps because it is significantly better.
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These are two side effects of losing weight in general, and nothing special to Ozempic.
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I feel this is a no-brainer and it's nice to have a meta study confirm it. I won't be surprised if we start seeing health insurance plans offer rebates or discounts to people who use them.
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Most of your recent comments are all 'culture war politics' related. That you'd accuse anyone else of grinding a political axe belies and lack of self awareness.
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> reflects the political correctness Lost me here.
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Because of the kindle integration. That's it. It's too frictionless that when you finish a book on kindle, you press 1 button to rate it and it updates the book on your shelves to read, adds your rating, and then will set the next
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> Additionally, anyone notice that nothing works worse together than Google and Google. I had Google Wifi, Google phones, Chromebooks, EVERYTHING. And nothing ever worked reliably. Ever. Getting worse too. The Pixel Watch was atrocious
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3y ago
My partner deeply disliked when I attempted a study of the effects of methane in our bed.
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You're replying to a comment about a book that details the events prior to Julius Caesar, who was at the very end of the republic, not its cause.
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As someone who's been getting int o using Obsidian and messing around with chat ais, this is excellent, thank you!
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> a liberal pipe dream Non sequitur political flamebait in the top comment. HN continues its slide.
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Affirmative action was to address systemic inequalities, not individual ones. Bringing it up in an article about foster kids and then further including the bit about gender feels like flamebait.
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The site is run by a competitive game tournament company (that I briefly worked at) and I think eyeballs on the article would have actually converted since it's different branding.
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Monarchy begets Democracy begets Oligarchy.
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Admiral Cloudberg
(admiralcloudberg.medium.com)
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Twitter and Reddit both still exist on the app store.
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