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sprucely

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About sprucely

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spruce at timberdig dot com

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    The web app appears to be deliberately hobbled. It doesn't even give you access to the bookmarks you saved in the mobile app.

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    They may not have a bottom line, but they certainly put up barriers to accessing specialty care that I never experienced when using the Sutter/Blue Shield combo. Also this wasn't a…

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    Comment #31406447

    I wish I had your experience with Kaiser. I've hit that conflict of interest multiple times. Most recently, after going through triage and waiting six weeks for an appointment, and…

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    Comment #31310301

    Yep, my XPS does too. I believe it's called "coil whine" and is caused by surface-mount inductors whose windings aren't fully encased in resin or whatever material they use.

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    Comment #31225695

    Who is we? YMMV, but any sort of emphasis on critical thinking wasn't my experience in an Arizona school district in the late eighties/early nineties. If such curriculum was availa…

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    Comment #29674461

    Contracts or momentum? Haven't looked at actual dates, but my guess is that this project was established long before SpaceX was a viable option.

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    Where I live, we used to have tons of frogs. The city actually built a freeway bypass to prevent too many flat frogs. Didn't work. Anyway, the frogs quickly vanished around the sam…

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    Does anyone remember Win4Lin? It would run Windows 98 as a process and translate system calls to their Linux equivalent. It was very convient for testing my websites in IE. And I s…

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    I believe the problem in any society is that the older generation relies on the younger to care and/or subsidize costs of said care for the older as their health declines. That bre…

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    A little late to this conversation, but I want to point out that it appears dopamine does have functions other than neurological.[1] Of course one might take the view that immune f…

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    Sorry for the late reply. For me it was Fructose and Sulfites. See my above comment for more details.

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    Sorry for such a late reply. For me the two biggest culprits are sulfites (increased sleep disturbances) and fructose (reduced deep sleep and more chaotic cycles). What's weird abo…

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    It allowed me to identify food intolerances that had a significant impact on my sleep.

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    Comment #22704154

    A bad law tends not to change until there are enough people breaking the law.

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    Right. Now that I think about it, I've seen some crates that perform interesting codegen tasks at compile time; things like ffi bindings that automatically stay up-to-date. The onl…