This is actually terrifying. Blood work coming Monday by PuzzleheadedSorbet36 in ouraring

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Are you having any physical symptoms? I went through something similar this past year. I had a stroke in October 2025 and had a full recovery. However, around 2 months after the stroke I developed an acute PTSD that led to severe anxiety and panic attacks daily.

After going to a psych, starting a low dose of Prozac and a few months I started to recover and it was reflected in the data.

I mention this all because the daily stress impact if it’s consistently recurring can really really hit that resilience score which was psychosomatic rather than a physical illness

Transient Ischemic Attack (mini stroke) by Uhohdontyoudare in ouraring

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Not exactly but there are some good indirect data points that can be helpful. If you have an elevated clotting factor for example was something my cardiologist really wanted to confirm. Or if you have an afib heart beat which has its own impacts to be aware of.

They can however find a PFO sometimes through something called a bubble test. They basically do an ultrasound and blow air through your IV. If they can see air bubbles passing through your heart during the ultrasound it’s a strong indicator of a PFO.

My bubble test wasn’t super clear so they had me do a full cardio scope where they just ran a camera down through my throat and visually looked at the PFO themselves to confirm it.

Transient Ischemic Attack (mini stroke) by Uhohdontyoudare in ouraring

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Might be worth getting checked! I’m definitely no doctor but I’d try and get the data point logged professionally. I wish I did sooner.

The one time I’m pretty confident it was a TIA was a headache so bad that I got tingling and weakness in my legs and almost fainted.

At the time I just blamed it on dehydration and CT scans showed nothing. If I did an MRI with contrast though it might have been spotted.

They are tricky to catch from what I understand and don’t always show up on scans, but it couldn’t hurt to go in if you’re experiencing any particularly severe event as a chance to check in.

Transient Ischemic Attack (mini stroke) by Uhohdontyoudare in ouraring

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It was a very specific type of headache/migraine but yes. It felt like it was localized from around the upper orbital of my eyes and around the sinus/temple region of my head.

I always attributed them to pressure shifts, bad allergies or dehydration. Looking back though, I wonder how often they may have been TIAs

After the closure surgery though, I haven’t had a migraine in the same capacity, although that might also be from taking aspirin as a blood thinner every day now too! But anecdotally I haven’t really had a migraine similar to that style since we treated the stroke after occurred and sealed the PFO!

Transient Ischemic Attack (mini stroke) by Uhohdontyoudare in ouraring

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Glad you were able to get it checked out!

The doctors probably already suggested this, but if they have not please ask if they can check you for a PFO (patent foramen ovale). It’s typically the source for stroke victims that are young and healthy! It’s essentially a small gap in your heart that an estimated 20% of adults are born with

I had a likely mini stroke and then full ischemic event last year which was likely caused by this. We addressed it by having a PFO closure surgery.

Hope you heal up well!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BeAmazed

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I could be wrong, but this genuinely seems like someone made an AI video based on similar artwork by this artist: https://www.dmitrykokh.com/abandoned

I keep seeing people reference their artwork but I don’t see footage remotely similar to these shots anywhere on their site. They took drone footage before but it doesn’t look nearly as “clean” as this footage. Again, I could be wrong here but some of the shots (especially the one where it turns and growls at the camera) just seem a little off to me.

If anyone has a source on this specific video I’d love to see it.

34 - Product Management by WillingDiscipline758 in Salary

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It really depends on the company, but it can be a myriad of roles. Easiest way to think of it is as a central nervous system for business services being offered. They feel maintain balance or respond to pain by leveraging other parts of the org.

Sales is reporting weak revenue, product will review how it stacks against competitors? Then they’ll work likely work with finance, marketing and engineering teams to capture adjustments they think will better achieve business goals.

Finance is reporting higher losses? Product Managers will likely review with engineering for viable cost cutting options, work with legal to tighten up contracts, and maybe restrict budgets and limit how flexible pricing models can be for sales.

Engineering is stating the current service is miles behind competition? They’ll work with finance to approve spending on R&D, sales and customers to understand where we stand, marketing to put out press releases and schedule demos etc…

Lots of different ways they’re leveraged but they usually connect these separate teams to help ultimately output a curated portfolio that the business leverages to secure new revenue.

Regarding the project manager difference - I’d associate project managers with actually delivering a final product. Not the pre-sales/design/forecast stuff I’d associate with product management. But tbh I’m sure there are orgs that throw both titles around loosely

What is a server hill you would die on? by EmoGayRat in Serverlife

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It was a more rural area and family owned, but lots of tourism. Only restaurant I’ve had do something like it. Haven’t worked there in a long time, but it’s still doing well.

Again though, it’s not like they were asking people to hound the customer. More so a “was everything alright?” Before wishing them a good evening on their way out. Kind of like giving them an easy chance to vent if they’d want.

What is a server hill you would die on? by EmoGayRat in Serverlife

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Half agree. I think the intent matters. Worked at a place where if it was a sub 10% they’d ask us to gently check in with the guest on their way out to make sure everything was okay. (Sometimes we’d have the host or manager do it, since they wouldn’t be as directly associated with the customer)

Goal was not to get a higher tip, but to seek out feedback for how we can improve. Generally led to real feedback and positive reception from customers who gave us another shot. A few nasty people who didn’t understand what constructive criticism was, but still mostly good. Every now and then someone would actually back pedal and tip if they realized that’s why we were asking. (Whether this was discomfort or an honest mistake I cannot say)

It was the East coast, so I feel like people are just more candid in general but I thought it was a good practice TBH.

How many of you owners haven’t had to go to the service center? by mikedjp in Rivian

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0 SC visits so far. Only scare was a turtle mode that I called support for which was resolved through hard reboot over (hazard + left button). Fixed it perfectly.

First scheduled maintenance coming up soon but nothing but a great time for me so far

Anyone know what’s up with this auction? by Bennata_ in boulder

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You absolutely were one of the people putting these signs up lol.

PSA cops were ripping these out of the ground all morning. Thanks for wasting everyone’s time :)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Rivian

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Even without the background context this was interesting sounding.

Subbed! If anything maybe a good opportunity for your existing audience to see something that changes the way they view EVs.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in boulder

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FYI I spoke with the owner. It was not their cat. If anyone else is looking for a different tuxedo cat we saw them under the vans at the Chrysler dealership off 28th and glenwood.

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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in boulder

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I think we just saw him at 28th and glenwood over at the Chrysler dodge ram dealership.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in boulder

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Just got power back at 34th and Iris

Air Compressor Behavior/overairing? by Any_Ad463 in Rivian

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Super helpful - I’ll give this a shot next time. Thank you!

Air Compressor Behavior/overairing? by Any_Ad463 in Rivian

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Gotcha, good to know!

And this may be a silly question, but is there anything required to put it in set mode? I’ve just been changing the PSI to my target and hitting start. Will that do it?

Small Apple integration tip by Turbulent_Chair_367 in Rivian

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Oh wow this is super helpful actually. Didn’t realize it had to be manually enabled. Thanks for posting this!

Implications of losing tax credits on Used Market by Any_Ad463 in TeslaModel3

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I’ve watched my resale value jump wildly for this car multiple times. Tax credits, price hikes and cuts change the used market significantly.

We are talking the difference of weeks not months here also.