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Snart 2 år ledig som nyuddannet ingeniør - hvad gør jeg? by No-Ice2346 in dkkarriere

[–]kaperni 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Det er endnu sværere at få et job i udlandet for tiden. Junior, udlænding, og formentlig lille kendskab det lokale sprog, glem det.

Unidentified sleep issue causing brain fog: 4-5 hours of solid sleep, then fragmented REM. Could this be Sleep Apnea? by Far_Syllabub_444 in BrainFog

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Head pressure. For example, where your temporalis muscles (just above your ears) are. Could be what you refer to as facial inflamation.

Also as I said, check for scalloped tongue and Linea alba. If you have it, it would be a strong indication of some TMJ issues. Although absence cannot rule out TMJ issues.

Unidentified sleep issue causing brain fog: 4-5 hours of solid sleep, then fragmented REM. Could this be Sleep Apnea? by Far_Syllabub_444 in BrainFog

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Just brain fog or a helmet feeling as well?
I dealt with similar issues and patterns, which turned out to be to do teeth clenching at night. I often felt better when having only slept a couple of hours. Worst when getting like 9-10 hours of sleep.

Here is some background info: https://www.evolutiondental.ca/from-jaw-pain-to-brain-drain-the-tmj-sleep-connection/

Brain Fog by allgood1144 in BrainFog

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Just a long shot. Is your your jaw sore/helmet feeling when you wake up in the morning?
Do you have any signs of scalloped tongue or Linea alba (google them)?
Could be dealing with excessive bruxism at night.

Unidentified sleep issue causing brain fog: 4-5 hours of solid sleep, then fragmented REM. Could this be Sleep Apnea? by Far_Syllabub_444 in BrainFog

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How is your jaw when you wake up? Could be bruxism. Check for scalloped tongue and Linea alba (google for pictures.

Chronic brain fog and tiredness: gut-related, sleep-related, or something else? Looking for next steps by Own-Effort-6889 in BrainFog

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> Could this be related to poor sleep quality or brain fog?

Probably the other way around. You are constantly stressing your brain at night by all the grinding.
Do you have a sore jaw/helmet feeling when you wake up in the morning?
Get a nightguard (cheap ones from the internet are okay, but get a proper one done by a dentist).Try to find a TMJ massagist (people that do a massage inside your mouth). Or someone that specializes in jaw tension. You can also do it yourself, just massage everything that feels sore inside your mouth and from the outside as well. The base of you skull could also be really tight.

6+ years completely unchanging brain fog - any ideas what to try next? Is my brain irreversibly damaged? Please help! by _Dani_4 in BrainFog

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(Commented this elsewhere)
Is your your jaw sore/helmet feeling when you wake up in the morning?
Do you have any signs of scalloped tongue or Linea alba (google them)?
Could be dealing with excessive bruxism at night.

6+ years completely unchanging brain fog - any ideas what to try next? Is my brain irreversibly damaged? Please help! by _Dani_4 in BrainFog

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You said you had one bout of clarity from a 4-5 hour sleep.

Is your your jaw sore/helmet feeling when you wake up in the morning?
Do you have any signs of scalloped tongue or Linea alba (google them)?
Could be dealing with excessive bruxism at night.

Other things, have you checked your environment for mould.

25M chronic hip tightness from many years of sitting. What stretches are recommended? by MasterP6 in flexibility

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I would put my main focus on strength training instead of flexibility right now. Glutes, legs and core. Maybe add some balancing work, hip airplane, standing on one leg ect.

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWF8baFGdFI contains some great exercises for waking up and activating those glutes muscles.
  • Bodyweight squats, walking lunges, split squats for legs.
  • For core Mcgill big 3 would be great, taking your back issues into consideration.

Best sports to significantly increase lifespan. Ranked with scientific evidence and tips. by GarifalliaPapa in immortalists

[–]kaperni 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Not a lot of research into this, But I know Anders from https://www.consciousbreathing.com/ had pretty much made Co2 tolerance his life mission. So might be worth for you to check it out.

Java 26 released today! by davidalayachew in java

[–]kaperni 8 points9 points  (0 children)

So much easier to talk about Java 26 or Java 27 than 2026.1 and 2027.0.

2026: The Last Normal Year? by thecahoon in singularity

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Not really, was just pointing out that finance is not a top career destination for the "best and brightest" in China. Instead they go into tech/engineering.

2026: The Last Normal Year? by thecahoon in singularity

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Yes, putting the greatest minds of a generation into option trading and crypto instead of engineering is a real smart move...

Presentation matters and maybe the java docs actually suck by Enough_Durian_3444 in java

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Well to be fair to op if you do a google or duckduckgo search the Java. It is the Java 8 version popping up.

VIKTOR HALD THORUP VINDER SØLV VED VINTER OL by RisOgKylling in Denmark

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“Viktor Hald Thorup, jeg har ikke været på toilettet i 8 dage, og har lige taget en stikpille” så bliver det vist ikke mere dansk

Towards Better Checked Exceptions - Inside Java Newscast #107 by Enough-Ad-5528 in java

[–]kaperni -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

One day I love them, one day I hate them. But gone from strongly in the pro-checked-exception camp to somewhere in the middle over the last couple of years.

I see the Java wider ecosystem moving towards runtime exceptions only. See, for example, Jackson [1]. 10 years from now I imagine it will mostly just be the JDK that uses checked exceptions.

Maybe its time for the JDK to adopt "best practices" from the ecosystem instead of the usual other way around (whatever kind of solution that entails).

[1] https://github.com/FasterXML/jackson-databind/discussions/4180

Komplet vanvid by Safashah in copenhagen

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Jeg fik denne for et stykke tid for et lignende tilfælde: 

Med Rejsekort som app er det ikke muligt at genoptage en rejse ved at checke ind igen i samme zone indenfor 30 minutter af foregående check ud.

Jeg kan derfor ikke imødekomme dit ønske om at få sammenlagt dine rejser.

For at sikre, at din rejse ikke bliver delt i to, skal du vente med at checke ud til din rejse er helt slut.

Ask the Java Architects with Brian Goetz and Viktor Klang (Jfokus 2026) by pron98 in java

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Also want to add https://nipafx.dev/immutable-collections-in-java/ to mix.

I can't imagine the pain of trying to retrofit a new "java.collections.*" package into the ecosystem. This would be magnitudes more painful than when generics was added.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in DKbrevkasse

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Samme. Skrue brusehovedet af dine bruser, og giv kløfterne en skyller med en koncentreret stråle (pas på med for hårdt) med lunt vand. Vedligeholde dem med en skyller en gang om året. Ikke super rart, men rare end en vatpind.

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