Post number #1113843, ID: 8207ea
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I moved a little slower than usual, drop of blood slight pain
Had a weird day I felt kinda off and down all day but had a whole bunch of good stuff happen at once in the evening including my favorite food truck being in town!
(AMA as usual, doesn't have to be trans related, etc, etc, you get it)
Post number #1113844, ID: e0ac14
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Can a function be discontinuous at x=0, but still have limx→0f(x)=5? What would such a function look like?
Post number #1113848, ID: 8207ea
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>>1113844 I got the programming subclass not the math nerd subclass when I respecced so I'm afraid I must refer you to another transgender
Post number #1113849, ID: 15cb1f
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I post3s in the wrong thread Meow
Post number #1113851, ID: 8f9ad0
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>>1113848 Fair enough. Why can a loop like this be dangerous? for (int i = 0; i <= a.length; i++) { System.out.println(a[i]); }
Post number #1113852, ID: 8f9ad0
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Pref ate my tab. Sending a pipe bomb to Poland momentarily.
Post number #1113853, ID: 20151b
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>>1113852 retard
Post number #1113857, ID: 15cb1f
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>>1113851 im not that gurl, but idk a[i] may be a dangling pointer or somethint
for (*a; *a; printf("%c", *a++))
I love C, its so insane
Post number #1113869, ID: 8207ea
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>>1113851 I'm a rusty girlie but let me think out loud here
If i = 0, .len I assume returns 0 when the array is empty, so the <= will be true for an empty array and then out of bounds
Also if a.len = 5, an i of 5 will be true as well and oob when trying to print index 5 when the array is [0:4]
So it's unsafe without a check for an empty array and will always step one too many times if the array isn't empty
Post number #1113877, ID: bbbbab
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>>1113849 assuming it was>>1113847
I'm on injectable monotherapy (no t blocker), it stays in my system for about a week so I only take it on Tuesdays
Everyday would work better for a title, though I think there's something kind of amusing about the forced alliteration of just adding an e to Tuesday :p
Post number #1113878, ID: bbbbab
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>>1113877 I should have just copied it originally smh
> Since threads are slow here you could've named it Estradiol Enjoyer Everyday (plus you take it everyday and all...)
Post number #1113880, ID: 8207ea
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Oh forgot to reconnect to Wi-Fi, >>bbbbab is also me just in case that wasn't obvious
Post number #1113882, ID: fd4133
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if people are shaped by historical conditions they did not create, on what basis can they transform those conditions and achieve emancipation?
Post number #1113890, ID: d41a2e
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>>1113851 For every array 'a' the loop obviously visits 'a.length' on the last iteration before terminating, which is always out of bounds.
Post number #1113891, ID: 15cb1f
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>>1113882 this is a stupid question
Post number #1113892, ID: 8207ea
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>>1113882 if I'm understanding you properly; empathy guides, and the systemic contradictions provide a push
Post number #1113899, ID: 4945ad
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>>1113844 step function
Post number #1113904, ID: 5d8d3a
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>>1113899 my brain is rotted.
>oh, what are you doing, step-function~?
Post number #1113963, ID: b25369
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What about IEEE? International Estradiol Enjoyer Event/ETuesday/Everyday
Post number #1113990, ID: 8207ea
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>>1113963 that's a good one, I think IEEE is already an org but we can borrow the name for a little bit
Post number #1114000, ID: 55ff18
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LET'S FAKKING GO CAM ON ESTRADIOL!!! *bam bam bam* *beats drum made of sewn together balls sacks*
Post number #1114009, ID: 55ff18
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Do you feel bad from your levels going up and down at the beginning and end of the week? Could you take half the dose twice as often? Have you gotten your winter clothes out yet? I did that today : ) also I hope my drum idea wasn't too gross, I was really hyped up when I wrote it but I'm not vibing with it anymore.
Post number #1114058, ID: 8207ea
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>>1114009 I don't think I notice the levels change much at current? when my trough was under 100pg/ml I felt noticably low energy on Monday & Tuesday
You can indeed do more frequent injections, some common schedules are twice a week, every 4 days, 7 days, & 10 days It all just depends on your body and what ester you have!
It's not been cold enough to wear them yet but I pulled them out and gave em a wash last week actually!
The drum bit gave sportsball vibes so you're fine
Post number #1114060, ID: 8207ea
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To add some background on the ester mention
An ester is basically estradiol with a tail or something the body removes later
EV is the most common in the US but has a half life of about 4 days and it's really spiky on your levels
EC is uncommon but available with a half life of 7-10 days, it's a fairly smooth curve
EEn is common but not FDA approved (diy only) it's similar to EC but an even more smooth curve
EUn is rare, and diy only, but allows for monthly injections
Post number #1114061, ID: 8207ea
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EEn and EUn aren't approved and probably never will be because they're old and not patentable so no company will pay for the trials to get the FDA to approve them, this goes for Canada as well
Late stage capitalism moment
Post number #1114062, ID: 8207ea
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EC also only comes in 5mg/ml and compounded to 10mg/ml but no higher so if your body wants more than that you're back to EV or diy EC/EEn where you can get 40mg/ml again because FDA stuff
Post number #1114196, ID: a2c1c5
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>>1114060 I never realized! Cool :> I also never realized the injectable estrogen situation was so suboptimal. I figured EUn was just expensive to produce or something. https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/002/045/654/5a8.jpg This was the meme I was referencing.
You're going to be beautiful in your winter clothes g/u/rl!
Post number #1114206, ID: 8207ea
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>>1114196 lol And thank you <3
Post number #1114208, ID: a2c1c5
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| I moved a little slower than usual, drop of blood slight pain
Had a weird day I felt kinda off and down all day but had a whole bunch of good stuff happen at once in the evening including my favorite food truck being in town!
(AMA as usual, doesn't have to be trans related, etc, etc, you get it)