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I hadn't realized there was a meaningful difference between "terse" and "succinct" except for the negative connotation of the first. A few dictionaries and thesauruses seem to suggest I'm not too far off, and h
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It looks like your comment may have been removed(?), but I thought its last sentence or two was recommending that the parent poster search their vocabulary for something less laden with negative connotation. Based on this, I was hoping you&
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3y ago
Is there a similarly succinct but inoffensive word or phrase you would recommend instead?
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Leaving out the "birth to death" part, metabolic ward studies aren't unethical or unheard of, they're just terribly expensive and tend to be short in duration because they are so onerous. But they certainly have some adv
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Thanks, I'll check it out!
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Wasn't this just posted last week? And recently before that as well? I remember checking it out, being disappointed about its not-great availability for MacOS, and thinking that I should learn lisp.
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For iOS, I placed a syncthing folder inside my iCloud directory and it works fairly well. My MacBook, an always-on Pi, and a few other boxes run syncthing for a directory full of Markdown files that I use with Notational Velocity[0] on Mac
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Doesn't Altair use something like D3 behind the scenes? I guess it's Vega. https://pypi.org/project/altair/
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I presume that your system refused to switch into a now-broken system sans Teams? To me that seems like a huge win -- refusing to leave you with a broken or otherwise half-configured system. And if something did break? Rollback from the boo
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Yes, exactly. My point? I'm just answering your question, not sure what you're getting at.
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RSS (several tools available)
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Because treatment doesn't always depend on the test outcome.
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Yes, frequently. I explained one such case in my edit (which I think made it in prior to your comment but perhaps not).
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We use a flu A / flu B / RSV / COVID test (PCR) for virtually every respiratory patient in our rural ED (US). EDIT: We've only had it for the last 18 months or so. I was really shocked to discover how many older folks ac
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Cool! Was just listening to a podcaster ask the guest if they remember how they got started with Python and got wondering how I would answer the question if asked. My answer to myself: using Pythonista on my iPhone in spare minutes between
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I've been happy using a combination of Karabiner, Hammerspoon, Quicksilver, and Espanso for these types of tasks for many years. Although the only thing I really need Karabiner for is remapping caps lock to a custom-defined "hyper
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I've used Quicksilver for clipboard history historically. There is a currently a bug that I've been meaning to delve into: https://github.com/quicksilver/Quicksilver/issues/2913 but still generally
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The second weird comment like this I'd seen this morning. Looks like the first got edited with some context[0], apparently people are upset because Rust Foundation is updating their trademark policy. [0]: Rust, RR, Neovim: A perfect de
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Agreed, just starting Rust for Rustaceans (which I think is intended to be intermediate / next steps after TRPL) and eyes are glazing a bit about variance. Need to review a Crust of Rust or two, I know he's talked about this befor
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I hadn't realized there were alternatives to rust-lldb for debugging rust. I have some reading to do.
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In otherwise healthy individuals, I don't think protein poisoning is due to high consumption of protein but low consumption of other macros.
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I totally agree! I'm an MD with a BS in human nutrition and a deep personal interest in diet and fitness (which is what eventually prompted me to pursue medical school). One of my most common refrains is the paradox between the tremend
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Thanks for the response and link! I'll see if I can find some primary literature on the topic -- I'm interested in how such a thing is studied! Accessibility is certainly one of my many weak points.
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Interesting! DellaValle DM, Haas JD. Impact of iron depletion without anemia on performance in trained endurance athletes at the beginning of a training season: a study of female collegiate rowers. Int J Sport Nutr Exerc Metab. 2011;21(6):5
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To me, it certainly seems to suggest an environmental cause (or at least significant contributor). Certainly doesn't seem evolutionarily adaptive for such a large proportion of the population to live with profound mental and physical f
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Used SRS via Mnemosyne (and later Repetitions.app) heavily in studying for all of my US medical board exams. The effort to payoff ratio seemed very satisfactory. For pre-clinical rotations, a few nerdy peers and I collaborated on a shared d
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TIL -- I thought serif was generally supposed to be easier to read. How is this kind of thing studied, and what kind of outcomes suggest "easier to read"? Speed? Recall? Subjective? What proportion of the population are we talking
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Interesting. I've lived in NM -- mostly northern -- for over 20 years now. I minored in Spanish and continue to strive to improve my mediocre fluency. I take multiple trips to the Sangre de Cristo area every year for camping and fishin
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I've tried halfheartedly to learn to use `script` a few times, and each time I give up. Anybody know of a good tutorial on "why" and "how"?
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Really cool project and great writeup! I'm a physician and have been brainstorming a project with similar data acquisition concerns regarding services available. One of the most difficult things is that it's frustratingly fluid. A
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