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by sweetsocks21 5y ago
I also agree, don't go to a chiro. Physical therapy works much better. I tried one out of desperation and I think it hurt more than helped. Also you might need to try more than one physical therapist. Some are much better than others.
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by sweetsocks21 5y ago
So I actually went to tons of doctors, my GP, neurologist, cardiologist (also had chest spasms). I got an MRI of my head, but not my neck, as the docs thought it was a head issue with all the headaches. I got an x-ray eventually as well but
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by sweetsocks21 5y ago
This sounds similar to something I had for years. I would get a left side migraine every couple months for 3-4 days. Other times I would have a regular headache in various areas, like behind the left eye. The occasional nausea was a symptom
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by sweetsocks21 5y ago
This post reminds me that I've been wanting to try out ZetZ[0]. It incorporates Z3 into a high-level programming language, and seems to do a lot of what the post talks about automatically. [0] https://github.com/zetzit&
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by sweetsocks21 6y ago
I took plenty of OS and compiler classes in college and I was still struggling to grasp some concepts. I think the issue was I was able to understand each individual class in isolation, but when I tried linking everything together, somethin
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by sweetsocks21 6y ago
I can tell you that I have had dreams that I have mistaken for reality. In fact some of those dreams became normal memories that I have to filter because they never actually happened. I've been able to read magazines, have full convers
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by sweetsocks21 6y ago
It's not quite the same, but how do you feel about Datalog or Prolog? Having a set of facts and being able to make arbitrary relations in them makes for some interesting programming. Especially if you limit your data to a more rigid no
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by sweetsocks21 6y ago
You might be thinking of the Taos Operating System? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9806607 http://www.uruk.org/emu/Taos.html It had an object oriented assembly language that everything compiled t
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by sweetsocks21 6y ago
I tend to use it quite regularly. I've had to diagnose many performance issues with our large code base. Understanding compilers, data structures, networking, OS internals, etc, have all been quite helpful. Even if it's simply fin
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by sweetsocks21 6y ago
If you haven't seen the Bonsai OCaml library, they provide an arrow based interface for making web apps. I find it very straight forward to use and everything is based around composing functions. A "component" is: type (&
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by sweetsocks21 6y ago
I got diagnosed with sleep apnea and asked about this, since I'm not overweight. The doctor said it's more about the structure of the mouth and throat than obesity. There is an area at the back of the tongue that gathers more fat