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cupcake-unicorn
5mo ago
https://handy.computer/ already exists?
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cupcake-unicorn
6mo ago
When I was a kid I made a bunch of games myself using Klik n' Play. The modern successor to this is Clickteam Fusion and there is another nocode game engine called Gdevelop that may be similar. I liked it because it focused on events a
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Frustrating experience reporting bugs on major companies websites as a developer
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7mo ago
Helium still allows MV2
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cupcake-unicorn
2y ago
I honestly wonder if it isn't less rare in adults or if adults just are more likely to fall through the cracks and to have whatever underlying disorder blamed on the behavior. Children are a more vulnerable group who has a parent who i
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cupcake-unicorn
2y ago
Sure, but if that's what's going on, it should be researched further and taken seriously during prescribing. 100% guarantee that when psychedelics hit the market, doctors will fall prey to overstating the harms from studies like t
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cupcake-unicorn
2y ago
No problem, I like to spread awareness of this stuff! BTW here are a few more RCTs about the relationship https://www.madinamerica.com/2021/03/antidepressants-still-l... Honestly it's hard to say and I'm
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2y ago
I can understand why you would have that reasoning, but SSRIs are commonly prescribed off label to populations for non-mental health related reasons, for example ED or urinary incontinence, and in these populations the relationship holds, l
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cupcake-unicorn
2y ago
This really just feels like fearmongering because this is a threat to big pharma. I mean, several commonly prescribed antidepressants have black box warnings about increased risk of suicide. When they trialed Prozac on people with no histor
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3y ago
That was exactly my take on this study, and I wasn't happy about seeing the jump to "WE NEED MORE SSRIS, LOOK IT'S SEROTONIN" - it's already been proven that serotinin disruptions in depression are a symptom so this
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3y ago
This is not at all surprising and has been noticed by actual chronic fatigue sufferers for years - maybe we should have listened to them? https://cfsremission.com/2015/10/19/miyarisan-clostridium-bu... This i
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3y ago
I noticed this as well. I'm also on benefits and have subsidized housing, although in the US as a single person, and I don't have this issue with food insecurity - although now that the public health emergency has ended I lost rou
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4y ago
This kind of stuff really bothers me in addition to the ridiculous "meat shortage" or "save the coal miner's jobs" stuff. Let's use this as an opportunity to move past things that were popularized that don'
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4y ago
The incentives here are so twisted. This is purely based on an output metric so they can say "We increased our hiring of diverse candidates by X%". Meanwhile, minorities suffer a lot of issues that aren't taken seriously (rac
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4y ago
I've experimented with external vagus nerve stimulation devices and it's my opinion that this sensation, along with "ASMR tinges", has to do with stimulation/activation of the vagus nerve.
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Hulu's Down
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cupcake-unicorn
4y ago
Get certified in Internal Family Systems therapy. You can do these trainings without being a therapist. I believe that this is going to really blow up as studies come out on its effectiveness.
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4y ago
With telehealth the US is way ahead of the curve with this one. It's easy enough to find a clinic that will prescribe the dissolvable troches for at home use, so you can use them during your own meditation/integration sessions in
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4y ago
I saw a great quote on Reddit recently about psych wards being "conversion camps for the neurodivergent"! That really stood with me.
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cupcake-unicorn
4y ago
Gave you an upvote. CBT has done so much damage and really is a step backwards for those with trauma. It's ridiculous how all the knowledge we have about trauma still hasn't hit the mainstream psychiatric institution yet and 9 out
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4y ago
Probably not, we need more recognition but as of now it's not an official diagnosis :/ I don't meet the official criteria for PTSD because there wasn't just one event. It hasn't restricted me getting treatment so mu
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4y ago
No gratitude? Maybe just in a different form: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVp7i6Qf9T8 My friend who works at a nurse also had a pizza party too :/
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4y ago
It shouldn't have to be this way but you can get pretty far using consumer advocacy hacks. Find out the CEO/board member/VP of customer service's name through the company page/linkedin and from there it's usual
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4y ago
LOL, what's next, CCing a doctor or therapist so it's covered under HIPPA? If it worked for Tony Soprano...
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5y ago
I just felt like the Zoom calls that I participated in telehealth wise were really sloppily managed - I wasn't clear as a patient with smaller providers if they were using a HIPPA compliant provider account or just a personal Zoom acco
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5y ago
Did you ever try Colemak? I've been Colemak for probably 5 years now, I can't speak to pinkie specific pain but I get much less tired on long typing sessions. It's interesting to me how everyone seems to know of Dvorak over C
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5y ago
The mass adoption of Zoom in areas where it really shouldn't have been used and the lack of support to users has been shocking to me. It really felt like this just happened to be the company that took off because of the pandemic but a
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No problem. I'm not sure of other places, but the cost to me was 300 dollars out of pocket at Nebula.org. They use 30x sequencing which is considered clinical grade and they also offer 100x sequencing, but from what I understand this i
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5y ago
Is there any way I can contribute my WGS data? I'll request it on researchgate! Thanks so much! I have always had an insane startle response since I was a child, to the point that I'd scream and fall out of a chair if my parents e
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5y ago
I'm autistic. Have you considered doing a study using whole geneome sequencing? I had my genome sequenced to try to get to the bottom of what's going on for me (outside of autism) and after running some data mining on it lo and be
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