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henrikwarne.com
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| | | | | Early in 2005 the muscles in my forearms started to hurt. In the beginning it was only a slight irritation, but over the course of about six months it gradually got worse, until it was so bad I actually thought I would have to switch careers and stop programming altogether. I realized fairly quickly that... | |
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mdlayher.com
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haacked.com
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| | | | | Around eight years ago I wrote a blog post about Repetitive Strain Injury entitled The Real Pain of Software Development [part 1]. I soon learned the lesson that it's a bad idea to have "Part 1" in any blog post unless you've already written part 2. But here I am, eight years later, finally getting around to part 2. | |
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hyomazey.hatenablog.com
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| | | There are not one but two different kinds of leg length discrepancies, congenital and acquired. Congenital implies you are born with it. One leg is anatomically shorter compared to the other. As a result of developmental phases of aging, the human brain picks up on the step pattern and identifies so... | ||
