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numinoid
1y ago
I'm not interested in writing a testimonial for Remix, merely commenting on the absurdity of calling a project of this scale as nothing more than a grift to sell educational content. There's no reference to these paid courses anyw
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numinoid
1y ago
Not really sure that's relevant. Grift implies an intentional value extraction without providing anything. Using your example: I'm confident that the time spent working on remix and courses related to it resulted in far less monet
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numinoid
1y ago
Not sure it's fair to characterize a repo with 6k + commits and the last being 10 hours ago as "pure grift".
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numinoid
3y ago
The guest is an absolute clown and charlatan.
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numinoid
3y ago
My issue is more with framing it as a lobotomy analogue when in reality the similarity ends at them both being brain procedures. My read is that this is more akin to something like rehabilitation in that previously damaged tissue is being w
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numinoid
3y ago
It seems you could do this with any technological/medical advancement - how is this any different from semaglutide for obesity or wellbutrin for addiction? It's just a different lever to pull. Harkening back to lobotomies is a fal
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numinoid
3y ago
Have you been tested for sleep apnea? Your symptoms are pretty on the money.
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numinoid
3y ago
This can't be emphasized enough. Exercise is likely the single most important and effective intervention we have available from a preventative medicine standpoint. If you're not optimizing adequate exercise alongside controlling b
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numinoid
3y ago
Do you have any evidence of these claims? The research I'm aware of strongly contradicts your initial statement. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4744961/
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numinoid
4y ago
tRPC on the back end essentially is sharing the typed return value of an API route call with it's react query wrapper on the client. It's useful with Prisma because you can leverage type inference coming from the Prisma query, mea
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numinoid
4y ago
Not sure if this is intentional, but your blog posts seem to be ordered alphabetically rather than by time. Having that as default behavior feels a bit weird.
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numinoid
4y ago
I haven't looked into that wrt creatine broadly - you can get generic creatine monohydrate across the spectrum from cheap to expensive. In the case I gave, bulk supplements does heavy mineral and contaminant testing on their supplement
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numinoid
4y ago
As you said, you need to look at individual resellers/distributors and see what kind of QC/testing is being done on a company by company basis. Raw ingredients are sourced from China regardless of if they're expensive "d
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4y ago
> PPS - Creatine's COVID and post-COVID price increase has made it more niche than it perhaps once was. It used to be near $10 per 30-day from a reputable brand, not it can be $20-30 depending on brand (e.g. Creapure is $32/30
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numinoid
4y ago
Just an FYI, your styling doesn't seem to be responsive on an iPhone X
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numinoid
4y ago
Agreed, for best user experience animations are generally capped at 500ms. Dealing with something like this checkbox where you interact with it more than once would kill the novelty real quick.
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numinoid
4y ago
Where are these home sized apartments you speak of?
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numinoid
4y ago
Anecdotally, I had to bump up to 10,000 IU to see a difference.
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4y ago
> your brain's decisions to try to make you over-eat are no more under your control than your intestine's decisions to more or less thoroughly digest food They literally are though. You can decide to eat less and then… eat less
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4y ago
Lofta does sell CPAP machines whereas Helio doesn't. I just did my sleep test and follow up through them and the process was quick and painless.
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5y ago
Research is showing that most (all) of the benefits related to IF are due to fat loss. As long as calories in - calories out are equated, there is no statistically significant difference between a regular caloric deficit and IF. This isn&#x