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Explicit variable size is useful for limited memory space envs like microcontrollers.

The kids in my family attend a school where the parents have all verbally agreed to not get their kids a smart phone until 16. This removes the peer pressure element of owning a phone/instagram/etc. When that’s removed there is little downside and huge upsides to the kids not having phones.

How are you measuring O2 levels?

I’ve also been experimenting with a slightly elevated mattress recently, it seems to help quite a lot for my OSA.

Do you mean a petrol leaf blower? Because of the motor emissions or the blowing?

Myst would be a perfect game to play on a long flight. Sorting the right controller setup might be tricky though.

This joke’s also a reference to the fast turnover Australia had around that time of prime ministers, due to them getting replaced by their own party.

For anyone using or considering a CPAP device, you should also do some research into mandibular advancement devices (MADs). They’re basically a mouth guard that opens your airway by moving your lower jaw forward.

They are lesser known than CPAPs but are much simpler and way less invasive. They’re often well suited for people who are thinner and/or have milder OSA symptoms.

I couldn’t use a CPAP but using a MAD has helped significantly (although perhaps not completely).

It already can be used for development, IDEs such as PyCharm perform quite effective live type checking based on type hints.

Acidic foods and drinks will temporarily soften the enamel in your teeth. Brushing right afterwards can remove the softened enamel.

Brushing right after drinking acidic soft drinks or soda is meant to be much worse for your teeth than not brushing.

I'd love to see a display of absolute humidity for indoors and outdoors to see if opening the windows will reduce or increase indoor humidity.

It's not that bad, it doesn't even have an accept cookies popup blocking half the screen.

Cool. Interesting to note that the original is not necessarily the "correct" real world color palette (it's accuracy is subject to camera settings, sensor response, lighting, etc), so the colorized version could in theory be even better than the original in some or all areas of the photo.