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Hi,I've had HM for about 6 years now. Was first on Effexor which worked well but went off due to weight-gain/digestive side effects. Switched to Pristiq which was much better but then due to developing Hypersomnia/Narcolepsy too, psychiatrist was having me having me try prozac for a while. After all of that I decided that I preferred the Pristiq and have been back on for about a month at this point. It's not working like it did before though. I'm getting both the migraines and hypersomnia symptoms nearly everyday. The first time I was on it I was living in a fairly clean house in California. Two pets but no smokers. Now I'm living in Mass with 3 roommates in an older house. Two of my 3 roommates are massive pot-smokers. Like all day, wake-and-bake smokers. Having lived in CA, Oregon, and Washington I've been around weed smokers before and have even dabbled myself. But most people I knew on the West Coast primarily used vapes and bongs and really only used actual paper joints when smoking outside. A lot of them also grow it in their yards so it has a much fresher smell. It's still a smell I don't care for but it still made a difference. My roommates here use dabs (?) which I think are much more concentrated. They are constantly coughing and hacking profusely. Also with it being winter, they're very insistent on keeping all windows shut at all time and running the heating a lot. Even though I'm from a warmer climate, I'm always the one complaining that it's too hot, dank, stale, in the house and getting in trouble for opening a window to get some fresh air in. But basically, the entire upstairs kind of feels like a hot-box and a Las Vegas casino had a baby. At least to me. I also have a suspicion that the strain they're smoking is a sativa since they'll usually start smoking it like 6am in the morning and seem pretty energetic afterwards. I've been suspecting this because when the smoke is worst, it will counteract all the calming supplements I use to help with the narcolepsy/sleep quality. The hypersomnia will then cycle into insomnia for a day or two. I've started having to keep my windows completely open all the time, even though it's snowing, running an air-filter and then sometimes will still have to go sleep downstairs on the couch to get farther away from the smoke. The natives can't tolerate opening the window a tiny bit to smoke but make the girl from CA sleep in an igloo. Still, I'd rather be cold than not be able to breathe. That's the environment I'm in. I've seen other people explain that smoke is a trigger for them. Is weed smoke also a known trigger? I haven't noticed it being a trigger when it's from a vape/bong or if there's enough fresh air. But are all those elements (it being dabs, smoked rather than vaped, it being a stimulating strain, the stale air, the extra heating) possibly preventing the migraine medicine from working as well? I'm also getting concerned because I have a sleep-study coming up and want it to be accurate as possible.
So I'm looking at the commentaries on this famous episode in Mark 8.22-26. But so far I haven't encountered anyone discussing what seems to me an obvious possibility: Maybe Mark (or his source) was modeling the healing after the real-life failed "healings" that people claimed to perform in first-century Palestine. People who had trouble seeing might claim to see a little better after being "healed" by a miracle-worker, even though the improvement would be in their imagination. But then in Mark's story, Jesus proves himself better than those hacks by going an extra step further and actually healing him.Something like that. Does anyone know of a commentator discussing such a possibility?It seems instead that most commentators regard it as some sort of symbolic parallelism for the disciples slowly over time coming to understand who Jesus is and what he must do. This is possible but seems to me a stretch.Hugh Anderson has a better (in my opinion) explanation: "Probably, as frequently in such popular stories, the gradual cure suggests no more than the intractable nature of the malady and so in the end magnifies the healer's miraculous power." (p.204)But I still like commentators should be discussing the possibility of being modeled after real-life failed healings. Does anyone know of an example?
I’m running OpenClaw and finally got my Brave Search API integrated, but I’m hitting a wall. The web_search tool is noticeably slow—by the time it hits the API, gets the results, and the LLM processes them, I could have Googled it myself twice.I have access to the Brave Answers API, which is way faster for direct info, but OpenClaw doesn’t seem to have a field for it. The config only has tools.web.search.apiKey for the standard Search API.Has anyone figured out a workaround to use the Answers API (or the new LLM Context endpoint) to speed this up? Or is there a way to tweak the search tool so it isn't such a bottleneck? Right now, having a "pro" search key feels kind of useless if the integration is this sluggish.Any help or config hacks would be appreciated! 🔥
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