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claylimo
6mo ago
I used oatmeal with water and it has always spiked - every body is different. How much less did it spike when you used fenugreek ? What other blood sugar spike hack do you use? Others that I know of — frozen bread changes starch, or extra v
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8mo ago
I pay for LinguaTalk and I also took a close look at TalkPal… how does your feature set compare to theirs?
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claylimo
2y ago
Similar to LingQ there is Migaku which can do this for YouTube and other sites. It definitely has significantly aided my learning and made it a zero friction and even fun experience to learn another language.
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claylimo
4y ago
Find ways to take breaks at work. For me, having a calendar meeting/reminder in the afternoon that is 15 mins to force myself to go for a walk.
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4y ago
For me this is it. Just skip breakfast.
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4y ago
Same happened to me except one difference. I wanted to get out for around 15 years then I quit my job and lived in another country and travelled to try to leave it but I couldn’t find something else I enjoyed. then I came back to the indust
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4y ago
I talked with a financial advisor. He said for some of his higher end clients who have 25 million dollars that are simply sitting around in investments. The money is doing nothing for them except accumulate. He advises them to at least spen
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4y ago
The real work is facing your own fears. How? A lot of work. Meditation can help but you need a good teacher. Find people who are obsessed with and in the pursuit of “obtaining” enlightenment and I found people who know their inner thoughts
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4y ago
To do dream recall it is suggested to do keep a dream journal but if you instead before falling asleep right down the memories of your day AND do the dream journal in the morning… my experience was seeing very clearly the links between the
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4y ago
Should be clear: not every advanced meditator experiences this and is not a prerequisite to be “advanced”. It would just not be unusual if it did happen.
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4y ago
Being aware while asleep is something that can happen to advanced meditators. The more aware you are the more you are there is no difference between being awake or asleep. I haven’t heard it brought up in any other contexts except maybe for
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4y ago
Therapy, many meditation retreats, and knowing myself. My old reactions and feelings can still happen but they are more like phantom limbs
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5y ago
This is so awesome! thank you! It's a lot more challenging and fun than Wordle.
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5y ago
Where I work everyone will do their check-in but the important part is that everyone has a different personality. Like some people can be more confused and have a hard time explaining or even remembering what they did before so it's h
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5y ago
I do something similar except I just stub in comments with a description of the functionality I think may need to exist there. It really does feel like surgery and allows for more high level planning before committing to write a line of cod
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5y ago
Mahasi noting is the most meticulous practice I've ever done. It's easy to do wrong and should be done with a trained teacher. There are Mahasi centers that offer month long retreats which are worth exploring (at least when the
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5y ago
I have done a number of solo retreats. Many solo 10-day retreats, and a month long retreat usually in my apartment or place that I was living at the time. I would speak to my teacher on the phone typically every other day, or everyday for
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5y ago
There are many many retreats out there so knowing what the right one for you is not easy. I know of an upcoming in-person retreat based on TWIM (Tranquil Wisdom Insight Meditation) south of San Francisco: https://www.suttavada.fo
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5y ago
I had an intensive daily meditation practice at the time which made it easier to do while in the sleep posture. It's definitely not a panacea since everyone has different needs. Overtime I learned a lot of different techniques to help
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5y ago
I'm responding to this since I believe I was in your shoes once: I used to have middle of the night wake ups (intense anxiety or pain in the chest, or waking up and being unable to return to sleep)... then, I got very intensively into
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5y ago
Meditation is about being alert and present. Hypnagogia in my experience is a hindrance that impedes meditation progress since it dulls the senses and experience.
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5y ago
you sleep less drinking NA beer? I thought it wasn't supposed to affect sleep based on what I've read online.
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5y ago
I've done a technique like this and it has been helpful! A problem I've also run into is that my eyes become "locked" as if they're focusing on something so I need to allow my eyes to relax and move. This is espec
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7y ago
If someone wants to learn how to speak chinese, the best way IMO is to repeat and mimic the sound of a native speaker over and over again. I used Glossika (glossika.com) 3 or 4 years ago when they were just selling a zip file of MP3s. So
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7y ago
To answer your question: Leaflet.draw is superior to mapbox-gl-draw. mapbox-gl-draw is very lightly maintained and is not as full featured as Leaflet.draw. mapbox-gl-draw sounds like it may also be no longer maintained by Mapbox in the fu
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7y ago
While not totally what you are describing there is Santo Daime although it is more religous based. There is also Soul Quest Ayahuasca Church in Orlando which seems to operate in the public.
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8y ago
Search GitHub for any code repos with the company name (or abbreviations/acronym of the company name) to see if you can get a heads up on what the code challenge may be.