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pknight
1y ago
is this working with a local session on the user's device? How does it handle authentication with sites?
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pknight
5y ago
Very interesting, thank you for answering!
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pknight
5y ago
I've come across plenty of evidence in the literature but there are lot of variables that can prevent any positive effects from taking place. If you're taking probiotic supplements in isolation and the rest of your diet is subopti
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pknight
5y ago
Weird question perhaps, some research suggests that bacteria source nutrients from the cell lining in the gut if there is an absence of sufficient nutrients from the food coming into the digestive system. (example: https://www.ce
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pknight
5y ago
What was your diet like when you were taking them? It's been observed in some studies that delivered mixed results that responders had better diets (i.e. more bacteria friendly components in the diet such as indigestible carbs from veg
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pknight
5y ago
> The “mother of all short squeezes” theory has been debunked over and over again Could you post a link to a good piece that debunks?
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pknight
5y ago
Alcohol consumption was pretty common in the NBA, with some even drinking during halftime. Some of the biggest stars of the league in the past decades drank a lot of alcohol, though much less now with more stringent policies in place. There
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5y ago
I agree, if you had to get a team together with the sole purpose of crushing people's spirit and grinding people down with opinions while appearing to be somewhat wellmeaning, the guardian would be a stellar example of that.
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pknight
5y ago
Compassion/self love is what made me change my lifestyle and overcome excuses. If you have compassion for the work that your organs are doing, you are going to be more motivated to do the things that keep those organs healthy, while do
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pknight
5y ago
In the UK over 300 hundred thousand adverse events have been reported to the yellow card system, with over a 1000 deaths. I've heard that VAERS underreports because medical professionals don't have the time to make the submissions
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5y ago
I don't understand why this batch of vaccines is being compared to vaccines for other diseases as if they are the same thing. Other vaccines are generally mandated for children with extremely high efficacy, have an extremely low chance
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pknight
5y ago
Am I an odd case? Nowadays all my side-project code is to scratch an itch, fix a problem or create a solution I want to use that doesn't exist yet. I'm not motivated by the tech itself and the money is not a primary driver either.
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pknight
5y ago
The data on Time Restricting Eating shows that you most probably will experience benefits even with a feeding window as wide as 12 hrs. I do 10hrs and it's been very good for me.
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6y ago
Forcing content out off mainstream media quite plainly does limit the spread of information and does limit radicalisation, we have plenty of examples of that. Conartists rack up millions of views because they can use free infrastructure of
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pknight
7y ago
The BBC ran a piece designed to explain why the Govt policy was kosher and the logic behind it, it said there were no scientists in disagreement. Then it corrected the article to say no epidemiologists rather were in disagreement, which is
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7y ago
An interesting read, but the article comes across as an unhinged attack piece brimming with silliness. Better to get a take from a proper scientist with more balanced views. Point number one of his list of 'egregious' errors is th
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7y ago
Have you tried Time Restricted Eating(TRE) and limiting food intake to daylight hours? Did you notice any changes from that? As someone who was fortunate to fix a self-created sleeping disorder where I managed to completely f up my circadia
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pknight
7y ago
Thanks! And yes, with simplified sharing it would be ideal to only have the player with just the track targeted and nothing for the person receiving the link to guess. So if you send someone a sports highlight, or a specific sketch from a c
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pknight
7y ago
Thanks! It took me a while to digest how that tagging workflow worked with the hotkeys, but now I get it. That does work! I think one of the things that tripped me up was the lack of visual feedback on the second press of a key. Am I right
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pknight
7y ago
Love what this is trying to solve. If the UX could improve, it would be amazing. While watching it would be great to press a button to generate timestamps and to then compose tracks by selecting any two timestamps, with the ability to add t
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pknight
7y ago
Not an expert, and I don't think this is a factor at all, but the cold showers are in part meant to help you tap into a natural ability to stay warm (without shivering), so you're not get an appreciable dip in core body temperatur
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7y ago
You've put unnecessary tension between the collective/society and individuality and individual achievement as if they are at odds here. Lucas didn't need the whole of the collective to believe in his vision from the start, he
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7y ago
If you have eaten a good meal and you have some fat reserves you can spend a long time without having to ingest food (barring some minerals that you need every day), but that doesn't mean your body has become independent of its need fo
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7y ago
There is an enormous pile of scientific evidence indicating this directly and indirectly. For direct examples you can for example look at studies involving touch. A hug, for example, can lead to a multitude of beneficial physiological respo
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7y ago
Those who grow in strength are able to do so by receiving the support of others. It's a causal relationship. The myth is that we arrive at strength through overcoming the need for support, having grown our metaphorical muscles through
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7y ago
I've been researching this a lot lately. I think the following list (in this order) is the best general advice for tackling/preventing chronic inflammation: 1) Invest more time in compassion/self-compassion 2) Cultivate bette
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pknight
7y ago
You naturally inhale essential oils when you walk through a forest and some of those (i.e. phytoncides) have been studied and linked to a range of positive health benefits, by for instance boosting immune system function and reducing negati
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pknight
7y ago
Patel's stated intentions imply the extension of all of the hostile environment measures. She wants to end freedom of movement instantly, even though it had been presumed to be effectively applied for an interim period even with no dea
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7y ago
Nobody should be pleased about applying in the first place, as it formalises a lesser status than people had previously. And it may take 15 minutes if you have had continuous employment or have been drawing benefits with no gaps at all for
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pknight
7y ago
A tiny minority of those that fall under the settled status scheme (non-EU family members of EU citizens) may possess a physical biometric card. The overwhelming majority have no document to present.
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