1. rzmmm 1 day ago parent

   This proposal seems solid. I personally also like how many scientific journals have added a mandatory AI disclosure in publication. Practically it's one or two sentences how (or if) Gen AI was used.

   "ChatGPT model GPT-5.2 was used to identify spelling errors"

   "Google Gemini 3 was used to generate the abstract of the paper".

2. rzmmm 3 days ago parent

   It doesn't happen in non-diabetic people. It's different in type 2 diabetics who will see large swings in blood fat and glucose after meals.
3. rzmmm 3 days ago parent

   I'm skeptical that paleo diet would be healthy for long term. There are studies where they find atherosclerosis in pre-industrial hunter-gatherer remains. It's called HORUS study.
4. rzmmm Dec 28, 2025 parent

   > In 2013, meanwhile, researchers in the Netherlands subjected 17 healthy adults to temperatures of 15-16C (59-60.8F) for six hours a day.

   It seems that that these articles often discuss cold plunges, cold showers etc. but the rigorous research is often conducted simply via rooms with reduced temperature combined with light clothing.

5. rzmmm Dec 27, 2025 parent

   I remember reading about this. A key piece of information which should perhaps be in the title of the video is that the "fix" is transient.
6. rzmmm Dec 27, 2025 parent

   To me it's interesting that some type 1 diabetics prefer to manage the disease with a carbohydrate-restricted diet, but some type 1 diabetics prefer to use completely opposite strategy and choose to eat a low-fat diet instead. Here is an article written by a type 1 diabetic with a non-diabetic blood glucose levels on a low-fat diet:

   https://www.masteringdiabetes.org/type-1-diabetes-diet/

   I'm not sure what explains the discrepancy. The medical guidelines seem to recommend the same diet for type 1 diabetics as anyone else.

7. rzmmm Dec 27, 2025 parent

   This is good advice for pre-diabetics and type 2 diabetics but in type 1 diabetes exercise after meal often makes things worse. It makes insulin dosing less predictable.
8. rzmmm Dec 27, 2025 parent

   That sounds more sensible. I was thinking maybe the error caused DKA due to pumps suspending all insulin overnight or something.
9. rzmmm Dec 27, 2025 parent

   In type 1 diabetes lack of insulin can lead to a condition called diabetic ketoacidosis which is deadly. In type 2 diabetes it's not usually possible.
10. rzmmm Dec 5, 2025 parent

    Another Option::unwrap incident perchance?
11. rzmmm Jul 29, 2025 parent

    One approach is to create views for the required data and then just select the columns which are needed. The joins will be pruned by the query planner if they are not needed, so there is no need for conditional joins.
12. rzmmm Feb 23, 2025 parent

    This sounds like a faulty CGM which is very common. With these values normal A1C, <5.7% doesn't sound plausible.
13. rzmmm Oct 11, 2024 parent

    If I'm looking at this right it's around 413 uses in a month in this particular web page. I don't know if they somehow distinguish actual use versus "trying it out". I think it's great these things are considered but I'm a bit skeptical they actually increase physical safety of people at risk. Maybe these buttons increase perceived safety, which is a good thing?
14. rzmmm Sep 18, 2024 parent

    In my opinion this kind of genetic research on autism strengthens the view that mild to moderate autistic traits are inherited features, not pathological diseases. The heritability estimates of autistic traits are very high, even higher than e.g. human height. I don't want to undermine the real symptoms of anyone with autism, I'm sure they can be a real pain. But I'm skeptical of e.g. treating autism with therapy, it reminds me of conversion therapies.
15. rzmmm Sep 9, 2024 parent

    How much caffeine you consume on average? Some might get withdrawal symptoms asleep if the intake is very high.
16. rzmmm Jun 23, 2024 parent

    Often people are interested in exact quantitative statistics like IQR, median, top/bottom deciles which are commonly represented in box plots. The alternatives are visually simpler but they contain less quantitative information.
17. rzmmm May 17, 2024 parent

    Im not familiar with this type of research but the appendix figures and tables are very useful to grasp what methodology they are using here. I wondered how they quantify the responses to numeric values to compare with the gold standard. It seems they simply ask the LLM to respond with a numeric answer
18. rzmmm May 17, 2024 parent

    I assume you are familiar with Insomnia, does that work for you?
19. rzmmm May 15, 2024 parent

    Stock photographers are already having issues with piracy due to very powerful AI watermark removal tools. And I suspect the companies are using content of these people to train these models too. .
20. rzmmm May 2, 2024 parent

    Depends on the asset, but usually salaries follow inflation more closely than investments.
21. rzmmm Apr 25, 2024 parent

    I was surprised by the fact that people with slight myopia often need reading glasses (presbyopia) later in life compared to people without myopia. Myopia might not be that "pathological", more like early life adaptation for certain visual stimuli.
22. rzmmm Apr 23, 2024 parent

    The extreme version of HTML first: classless CSS libraries. IMO every web developer should be aware that these are sometimes a great option https://github.com/dbohdan/classless-css
23. rzmmm Apr 13, 2024 parent

    I wish more studies like this would separate the effect of things people have no control of. Attorneys clothing can have big impact. But also eye color, skin color, etc. can have impact. In my opinion there is important difference between these sources and how acceptable they are.
24. rzmmm Mar 21, 2024 parent

    R has a lot high quality packages which implement e.g. frequently used sophisticated regression analysis algorithms. Python has these too but in my experience they are not that well tested and suffer from bugs.
25. rzmmm Mar 3, 2024 parent

    Maybe gauging the depth of the water with a lead weight.
26. rzmmm Feb 29, 2024 parent

    Newer CSS features like flexbox, grid and media queries were added to reduce the need for frameworks like bootstrap.
27. rzmmm Feb 27, 2024 parent

    It can but it won't result in surprise bill because the bandwidth is capped.
28. rzmmm Feb 26, 2024 parent

    Very cool. I hope some day all autoimmune diseases are prevented and no lifelong treatment is necessary. A lot of exciting research around the hygiene hypothesis, even though the progress has been slow, it's going forward.
29. rzmmm Feb 24, 2024 parent

    Will this increase the risk of hyperopia? Afaik its common people are both myopic and hyperopic at the same time
30. rzmmm Feb 1, 2024 parent

    In biology they use terms like "fitness" or "reproductive success" for this. "Superior" is a bit loaded since many people have more or less neanderthal dna.

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