@arielle_dror Sadly the only thing that seemed to help was time. It’s definitely not linear recovery 😭 The covidlonghaulers subreddit over on Reddit was good for me when I was struggling though! Useful info about things to maybe try, recovery stories, etc
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@arielle_dror Take it as easy as humanly possible. I tried to get back to my normal heavy-on-fitness lifestyle too fast and that’s how I ended up with long covid (aka over a year to get energy levels back near normal). Doing nothing sucks but is sadly the safest move 😭
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@schnell_jessica Yikes that really got worse and worse with each tweet 😬 Airbnb sucks. Also it is somehow MORE expensive than hotels now??? The cleaning fees are actually insane, and I can’t believe they make you pay to clean it yourself sometimes
@BradleyJBaker Super interesting! Curious of what you think of this take on reproducibility badges for R. Designed so it can be used prior to journal submission as well as by reviewers trying to ensure reproducibility, and looks into quite a few different factors
https://t.co/jNVy6dM9IW
@com_ecology@DanMcGlinn Not sure. Would add some additional effort needed to develop and maintain that package, which would be time consuming if you had a lot of papers/lead to some broken packages. However, having tests written could help demonstrate how the code was working.