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There are a few genetic factors that can contribute to it. I'm lucky enough to have most of them, so it's been a journey figuring this out. What got me on the right track was trying a low histamine diet for a week, and all kinds of not-quite-allergy things I had experienced my whole life began to clear up.

The exact list of foods varies a bit depending on the resource, but here's a pretty good one.

What was the inspiration for that name?

You might want to look into histamine intolerance.

Foods like that can elevate histamine levels because they contain histamine, and some people are less efficient at flushing them out of the system (either during or after digestion), so it results in allergy-like symptoms even without an allergy per se.

Yeah, the truth is, there are a lot of opinions out there but the vast majority of people are absolutely clueless about how vulnerable human brains are. We have to learn everything the hard way.

If you can wear shoes, you can wear a helmet. It's not that hard.

I can live with decorators in Python (and JavaScript while we're at it) because they're kind of in the spirit of the language. You have a big bag of tools and are trusted to use them responsibly.

I've only had problems when annotations in Java are used to do similar things. At some point you have to admit that all the bypassing of language features means you picked the wrong language, and maybe you don't want rigorous OO purity after all.

I'm glad I'm not the only one. I think my brain gets it mixed up with recommendation.

AU outlets sound pretty good by comparison. I'm sure there are improvements to be made, but I never have any of those issues.

The show briefly showed Drummer in charge of a small poly crew.

It depends who you ask.

In practice, the former.

I want to believe some Labor politicians are the latter, but afraid to show it because it's punished the party politically in the past. There are definitely right and left factions within the party, it's just not clear what the balance is.

It was more focused in the beginning, but I left them a while ago because it did become derailed as it grew. Reddit was never great at nuance.

Yeah, but fuckcars is also a venting space so I didn't want to get into technicalities. There are urbanist communities that do a better job of presenting the bigger picture.

That's supposed to be the consensus of the "fuck cars" movement, but the name certainly gives the impression of being completely against cars. When your eyes are opened to how car-centric infrastructure has taken over our societies it's hard not to be a bit reactive.