Not OP, but even with exercise 4 times a week I still feel tired enough to want to take naps in the middle of the day, and I still have brain fog / whatever condition is causing me to not be able to think and analyze in real time. I suspect it’s related to depression.

I like the Lemon scent - it typically lasts the longest for the liquid I use

LMAO where is this picture from

Ducky Keyboards are pretty good (but ex)

I’ve been trying for years to complete this, but it’s very weighty and I keep forgetting minor concepts every now and then. I’m still stuck at the Replication chapter.

I too had dyshidrosis, but like you it was only on my right middle finger. I assumed it couldn’t be from washing dishes as I thought it would affect more than one finger, but I was wrong (I started using rubber gloves for the dishes). Skin is weird

Yes I’ve noticed this. For the sake of my mental health, I don’t mull over such issues for too long. I used to be angry at injustices I saw, but now I can’t be bothered (I stopped caring to be angry).

Apathy is death

What about old.reddit; would that have tracking? If not it would explain why the new Reddit UI seems so slow on browser

“Leaders and Followers”

No, but I have a habit of grinding my teeth at night

In the past I remember feeling my heart racing whilst asleep (in a dream?) I am not sure if I should check for sleep apnea

What about this hypothetical scenario:

Suppose the objective is to review highway cam footage of the day to verify that a (non-speeding) car with a particular license plate drove past the area / used this route. The route is used 24/7 by many identical cars throughout the day and night, and that our target car is one such identical car, with the only difference being the license plate. We know on average cars that drive past this camera only appear for 3 seconds on the footage. How can binary search be used to find the car within 24 hours of footage, if the target car only appears for 3 seconds within the 24 hour video?