talexe.bsky.social
Brain droppings from an ST6 Psychiatrist in East London, working in a memory service and dementia inpatient unit. I mostly end up talking about the news.
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Thankfully the Europeans already built europepmc.org - apparently just as good or even better as includes all preprintsđź‘Ś
Fits with emerging theme of Europe replacing US in global leadership in many important things - especially decency
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Top domains would be really helpful. It could point me towards the publications I should subscribe to - and perhaps those that are no longer so relevant!
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It's okay Hank, you can say boomers.
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Literally brought kedgeree to the mostly Jolloff-based work bring and share this week!
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Twitter
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What frequency of monitoring is currently required - and are they getting rid of it entirely?
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King of the dad joke!
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Wtf is this, though?
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"We are a bunch of geeks with backgrounds in psychology, behavioral science, product design, and coding".
Charitably, it seems to apply some basic CBT principles. www.ahead-app.com/science-at-a...
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It's more the eating jam and cream with a spoon.
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This is less “first day in England” and more “first day on Planet Earth”?
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I say this as a dull passive investor. Perhaps the most "active" thing I'll think about doing is holding a bit of cash back to invest in the event of everything falling part.
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Well, it depends. A big allocation to equity will always make sense for someone with a long horizon.
People shouldn't be changing their asset allocation in response to news - except if fears about the risk of a crash remind you that you're allocated beyond your level of comfort!
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Maybe I should submit something to the Royal College’s Question Time…
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High-stakes exams will always be a thing. But giving the wrong results is a never event. An utter scandal.
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Or… (to torture the metaphor) are a bunch of new choppers arriving as daters ditch algorithmic apps and start meeting in person again? 🤔
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ExpressVPN was pick of the bunch last time I looked. I used it in India and had no complaints!
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ONE WEIRD TRICK: Liberate yourself by sticking your cash in a money market fund! Martin Lewis hates this!
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One could argue that the approach is consistent: bold moves to send a strong signal in either direction.
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I don't see that Microsoft and Apple are boldly opposing Trump - it might just be a matter of time. The likely outcome is that it becomes a localisation feature: all mapping apps change in the US, while keeping the old name elsewhere.
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Sir...
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Lots of options. Here's one: www.bookbeat.com/uk
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Sorry to hear this. I just assumed the site was getting too popular and went down! Keep going - I have really been enjoying the service and appreciate your efforts.
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Looks like an excellent review of the current evidence. The problem of a lack of high-quality research remains, through.
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Misread this as Uwuweb for a moment. What’s wrong with me.