war and climate change will do the job must faster on out current trajectory. Look at the CO2 levels!
At 1000 ppm CO2 out brains functions less good. 1900 CO2 was 200ppm now well over 440 ppm and accelerating!
I've learned to shift my attention away from the tinnitus to "think" Oh the refrigerator turned on again and forget / not focus on the tinnitus anymore.
Tinnitus is very annoying and eats away energy it requires to pay extra attention to your health and mood and your attention. You might ALSO be very stressed and burnout and blame everything on tinnitus, eliminate other issues and stress factors
Since you do not seem to have a clear loud noise event in the days prior to the tinnitus look for other health issues like a old root canal treatment https://youtu.be/YK8RD3gzmwg
I had to change my life to avoid all loud noises and events it's HARD but you get used to the limitations.
I don't buy the "rare" BS, and it's time to take publications to task for declaring that something is rare without the scientific rigor necessary to make that claim. The far-more-likely truth is that it's wildly UNDER-REPORTED. I didn't find out about the connection until I was referred to a highly reputable clinic by my ENT, who never mentioned it. But to the clinic it was a known correlation. So... did they report it to some statistics-keeping organization on my behalf? Did my ENT? I doubt it.
I reported it through VAERS, but if you consider all the hurdles I had to make it through to file that one report... you get a tiny minority of cases recorded. I had the time, money, and wherewithal to go to three doctors until I found one who knew what he was looking at. Then I was informed and motivated enough to make the report.
I suspect this is a much bigger problem than is being admitted. Just like Cipro and its ilk destroying tendons for two decades before the FDA finally put a warning on it... and corticosteroids ruining people's vision by causing central serous retinopathy.
A big feature of BTC that there is no upgrade path and it will running for a long time. No BUG can be introduced that way. Thus is very safe compared to other chains. What if there is a BUG in a future ETH / X Y Z chain upgrade?
BTC miners er being build on places with excess energy or wasted energy places and on renewable energy which have lower costs and mining chips are becoming more and more efficient. So the 'leak' to miners probably goes down.
NOBODY is in control of BTC anymore which is big plus IMHO.
BTC is the coin that created and made the crypto space possible.
So If you force me to buy something that has to be around in 20 years. I would buy BTC.
Currently it is possible to be paid to use energy since too much of it is dumped on the main energy network because of sun / wind. Countless other examples.
FIAT has proven time and time again to fail. Dollar world trade is unfair and benefits the USA unfairly.
I would prefer a neutral crypto currency to be the new world reserve instead of a competing currency like the YUAN. Government should not have the power to print money out of thin air.
The technology of blockchains is improving, for the example lightning network should make it very well possible. Just like with the invention of 'real' money there is a lot of failure in the crypto space.
The subject of money and currencies is a much more complex issue. A government giving its "printing power" or in the case of Elsalvador, no longer wanting to be the victim of the printing power of the USA, is a very good thing.
https://www.goatcounter.com/ simple effective visitor counting with a fast golang / postgress solution. easy javascript solution to count actions on a page. GDPR compliant! Just looks a bit spartan.
I switched to goat counter recently and I’m happy with it. It’s not exactly an open source alternative to Google Analytics, because it’s more privacy oriented. If you want to track and profile your audience, it’s probably not what you want. I just want to get traffic numbers by page, though, so it’s perfect. They even support a hit counter pixel instead of adding a script tag if you want even more minimal, privacy-friendly stats.
Huh, the UI seems refreshingly lightweight and boring! Feels very much like the first time i saw Kanboard and was surprised at how minimalistic and snappy it felt in comparison to something like Jira: https://kanboard.org/
(well, most software probably feels more snappy than Jira, but Kanboard was also amazing)
1) Learn the limits of your own brain and of the average human brain. On average someone can remember about 7 items. So do not write functions with more variables. Cut problems in many stupid little problems which are easy to reason about and debug.
So whenever you see a function gets to 25 lines cut it up in to pieces. Because of your own/average brain limits large functions are garanteed (95% sure) to have bugs.
2) Test all your assumptions you make about code and build on those assumptions and build tests to check them. So you keep building on a solid code base that does not "surprise" you.
3) Be crazy about Good variable names and clear functions names and avoid abreviations because those costs brain cycles.
