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by n8henrie 2y ago
> The quality of evidence for all outcomes was low or very low because of a high risk of bias.
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by n8henrie 2y ago
I feel the same way -- the silver lining is that it's helped push me to buying older / used / more maintainable stuff for a fraction of the price, all the while learning a little here and there about minor repairs for older e
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Rust on Espressif chips – 21-06-2024(mabez.dev)
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by n8henrie 2y ago
> The Cochrane review is underwhelming because it is mediocre I would consider the article you're referencing less than mediocre. "The Cochrane review didn't show what we expected it would show because their standards are
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by n8henrie 2y ago
And for Wayland, and macOS, and windows! Edit: also, "Espanso"
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by n8henrie 2y ago
Fair enough. I haven't found any issues, but sounds like you use it a lot more heavily than I do.
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by n8henrie 2y ago
Trivial compared to space consumption... in what sense? That sounds very difficult to compare. I also live in New Mexico, which is a huge state full of next-to-nothing but space, so perhaps I'm missing context.
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by n8henrie 2y ago
Looks like it's still expected to a be a big net win for brake wear: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S026974912...
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by n8henrie 2y ago
I'm baffled that this is your take. I'm relieved to see some positive evidence, since the Cochrane reviews on the topic keep concluding "little to no benefit" for either surgical masks or N95s.
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by n8henrie 2y ago
Sibling commenters also need to read the section on N95s in this same systematic review: > The use of a N95/P2 respirators compared to medical/surgical masks probably makes little or no difference for the objective and more pre
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by n8henrie 2y ago
Things seem "obvious" until the best available evidence doesn't support them. As a physician, I had a hard time understanding the ferocity with which some of my colleagues defended the "science" of masking when the
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by n8henrie 2y ago
PFAS specifically > New Jersey, Massachusetts, California, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania have the most highly contaminated drinking water systems, according to the Environmental Working Group's (EWG) interactive map. > Newsweek
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by n8henrie 2y ago
I wish they had gone more into depth about standardizing for mass and fat-free mass and presented data in units /kg/day (instead of just /day). They say they did standardize, but at a glance I didn't see much more detail
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by n8henrie 2y ago
"died on April 24 after developing a fever, shortness of breath, diarrhea, nausea and general discomfort" I mean, I wouldn't call that inconsistent with symptoms of acute influenza...
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by n8henrie 2y ago
What is your concern with the headline? Just that it's clickbaity?
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by n8henrie 2y ago
I use skim for the same reason (since I'm better at rust than go, I think I'd be better able to contribute or fork if needed). For my fairly simple needs -- mostly using the bash integration for history and for auto-completing fil
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by n8henrie 2y ago
As a counterexample, I'm super perplexed at the helix team -- an editor that myself and many others migrated to because we know / like rust -- decided on a lisp for their plugin system. Having recently tried to get into lisp (3 or
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by n8henrie 2y ago
Could you share an example of how you use nix repl? I use it every once in a while, but usually I'm starting from scratch and trying to replicate an error for debugging. It almost sounds like you're using the `--debugger` option (
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by n8henrie 2y ago
It's a double-edged sword in some regard, though, as for some (like myself) the stress of a high-stakes job and the potential consequences of poor sleep are exactly what is preventing sleep in the first place. I feel very lucky that th
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by n8henrie 2y ago
What are you referring to as "sleep hygiene"? It seems like that phrase usually refers to the things the author mentions as being "necessary but insufficient," not to the CBT-I components that they had newly discovered (
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by n8henrie 2y ago
I thought brake dust would be drastically decreased due to regenerative braking?
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by n8henrie 2y ago
There absolutely is not. There is raging internet debate, not scientific debate.
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by n8henrie 2y ago
Non-interventional study design. Hydration measured by osmolality. I wonder if other factors like glucose level could affect both osmolality and cognition? Would be much more interesting as a randomized trial (though I'm not sure what
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by n8henrie 2y ago
Been a while, but I served tables at RL for 4 years (in 2 different locations). Did not do tip sharing. However, we had designated sections and were prohibited from running more than 3 tables at a time; easily could be that the servers coul
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by n8henrie 2y ago
Should / can one use `rust-lld` as their linker on stable (instead of just nightly)? What about on other platforms (aarch64-linux, aarch64-darwin)? EDIT: And I wonder if nix can (easily) be configured to use `rust-lld`... anyone know
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by n8henrie 2y ago
I'm a physician. I offered to buy a copy of Being Mortal for anyone in my family that promised to read it!
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by n8henrie 2y ago
It's easy to find examples within a career though, if you find that relevant. I'm a (US) physician that chooses to work a federal government job rather than private / for-profit sector, making about half as much money in exch
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by n8henrie 2y ago
I thought tailscale could not see your traffic -- that they essentially functioned as a known "reachable" address that keeps track of the current addresses for your devices, and when you connect they help point your devices at e
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by n8henrie 2y ago
On macOS? One button?
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by n8henrie 2y ago
Sorry, can you give a few more details? Are you talking about FileVault encryption on your Mac? Or the newish iMessage encryption? And what command line tool are you referencing?

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