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by cachestash 6y ago
I have been taking a high grade CoQ10 supplement. CoQ10 is the primary antioxidant the human cell provides to protect and support mitochondria. It helps generate ATP within the mitochondria, the main energy driver we have. CoQ10 is ubiquit
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by cachestash 6y ago
Trump has no use for smart or brown skinned people, neither group would ever vote for him.
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by cachestash 6y ago
I tried both of them and just gave up. Emacs for me has nothing on a modern IDE and a light weight vim config for file editing. When it comes to reading email, browsers are far better option.
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by cachestash 6y ago
This is going to be unpopular, but clunky, ugly and antiquated all come to mind when I look at emacs.
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by cachestash 6y ago
Just some feedback, but I would consider doing a free tier for open source projects which would get your the coverage and in turn the adoption you need. You need to win developers over who in turn influence tool procurements.
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by cachestash 6y ago
Its a sure way to gain some belly fat.
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by cachestash 6y ago
paywall.
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by cachestash 6y ago
> I eat about 1200 calories Do you have a medical condition? that's a lot of calories to take on for Breakfast, that's almost half my daily quota.
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by cachestash 6y ago
Just downloaded the GoLand 30 day trail. First impressions are I now remember how slow and stuck in goo java based IDEs feel. What cool stuff should I look at as I am willing to be sold on this.
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by cachestash 6y ago
Can anyone explain to me why I should be concerned about vs code telemetry? I have zero personal information in the IDE and all the code I work on is already in the public domain with an open source license, so why should I care?
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by cachestash 6y ago
Good point, you know if this works for you, that is all that matters at the end of the day. The tape stays on very well. You want Micropore Surgical Tape - 2.5cm x 9.14m. Also it helps if you don't have a beard. This was the only down
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by cachestash 6y ago
Awesome, give a it few days to adjust to. Its common to wake up and find your tore it off on your sleep and its suck on your pillow or forehead :) Just keep putting it on at night, and before you know it you will wake up in the morning and
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by cachestash 6y ago
I would be a little sceptical of someone whose whole career is based on nasal surgery to fix apnea playing down a simple non evasive alternative. He lists zero studies to back his premise of it being dangerous.
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by cachestash 6y ago
Hey, OP here. Tape your mouth at night! On your easy runs, breath solely through your nose. For the record, I am an ultra runner. Nose breathing is hugely beneficial for endurance athletes. I have seen my pace come up while heart rate &#x2F
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by cachestash 6y ago
> medical device that's built for this! You don't need to spend $90 on some patented thing. Use simple 3M Micropore Surgical Tape 2.5cm x 9.14m, its what every one else uses for mouth taping and its exactly what a lot of denti
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by cachestash 6y ago
> How did you verify that it “fixed your apnea”? My wife and waking up feeling like I did after a nights sleep as a child.
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by cachestash 6y ago
Its a little weird the first night, but after 1-2 minutes its strangeness dispersers. In a way its no different to holding your nose. You can get mouthguards, but they don't work very well. You end up drooling all over the pillow and h
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by cachestash 6y ago
No, not at all. I heard it first from a dentist and its quite common, well more common than would be expected. Its also perfectly safe, if your nose becomes congested you rip it off in your sleep. It fixed my apnoea and chronic sinus issues
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by cachestash 6y ago
You're all going to think I am a crazy, but I instead elected to tape my mouth closed with 3m tape right when I go to bed. This to me is superior and should be your first port. Not only did it fix my apnoea and huge lack of energy duri
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by cachestash 6y ago
Same happened to me. I felt pressured into sleeping and as a result, I could not sleep.
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by cachestash 6y ago
I don't get this premise to try and cram tools with sleek powerful interfaces into limited old tools such as terminals and emacs. Don't get me wrong, I spend a lot of time in terminals and have a zshrc and tmux conf built up over
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by cachestash 6y ago
> It is pretty easy to cherry pick a paper advocating whatever you want to advocate for vitamin D. Which is just what you did before.
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by cachestash 6y ago
He should honesty consider using a different operating system one thing.
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by cachestash 6y ago
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28768407/ "A statistical error in the estimation of the recommended dietary allowance (RDA) for vitamin D was recently discovered; in a correct analysis of the data used by the Inst
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by cachestash 6y ago
I calcium absorption increases, should you also supplement calcium?
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by cachestash 6y ago
arrse - there goes father ted.
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by cachestash 6y ago
Yet another org mode will change your life post.
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by cachestash 6y ago
Come gather 'round people, wherever you roam And admit that the waters around you have grown And accept it that soon you’ll be drenched to the bone If your time to you is worth saving Then you better start swimmin' or you’ll sink
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by cachestash 6y ago
> Why would a company limit it self to the U.S So this is essentially protectionism. I mean if engineers outside the US are just as talented and productive, why should a company only use US engineers, especially if their marketplace is g
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by cachestash 6y ago
My first foray into BASIC was BBC BASIC. I was an 11 year old in the eighties and attending comprehensive secondary school in the UK. We had a school 'computer room' which hosted ten BBC Micros. The mathematics teacher at the time

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