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🧠 Join Tomorrow Ivar Magne Austevoll, Judith van Grafhorst and Pieter Schutte, for an open discussion on "Decompression Alone vs Fusion in Degenerative and Isthmic Spondylolisthesis - Evidence, Controversies, and Guidelines" at the #EANSwebinar, hosted by the EANS & EUROSPINE Joint Webinar. The discussion will be moderated by Carmen Vleggeert-Lankamp and Enrico Tessitore, and co-moderated by Max Jaegersberg and Gabriele Capo. 📅 17 June 2026, 17:00 CEST 📣 Don’t miss out – The registration is free! 🔗 shorturl.at/nSqSH #EANSonline #EANSwebinar #Neurosurgery #EUROSPINE
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Replying to @RacenRecovery
@Country_LifeGA I have back pain from jiu jitsu (compressed vertebrae) and strengthening my core is helping along with decompression. I'm strong enough still I can hang upside down with gravity boots but inversion table works or they even make kneeling inversion chairs. 🙃👎🏻 \●
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## Target Areas * Thoracic spine extension * Deep shoulder mobility * Elongated core stability * Lat and tricep decompression ## Form Cues * Knees stacked directly under hips * Hips and glutes remain high * Torso slants downward * Arms extended fully forward * Chest sink
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decompression day 2022
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Replying to @HeathElliott79
Decompression is KEY! Enjoy, man!!!
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Just wait till you learn that with AV1 codecs they opt to denoise the life out of video so it compresses better then it "adds back" noise on decompression. extra fried netflixtechblog.com/av1-scal…
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The XUBC7 supercompressed GPU texture codec (lossless or lossy using residual weight grid DCT) is done and shipping soon, after weeks of testing. I've never been able to develop a new codec so fast (days). Fable 5 and Opus 4.8 rock. It supports RWDCT with dozens of predictors (like WebP), optional Trellis quantization via AC truncation, optional block-level RDO in various ways, and threaded compression and decompression using strips (but not tiles - that's for the CUDA port). It always uses Zstd as the underlying lossless codec to pack the low-level byte streams, but GPU codecs like GDeflate are possible too. The R-D curve starts at totally lossless BC7, all modes/features at ~5.6bpp, and it goes all the way down to ~1.5 bpp. The DCT AC frequency quantization tables were heavily tuned to be usable at Q=1, unlike XUASTC 4x4.
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Buena Park CA Woman’s Second Full Spine Ring Dinger® Decompression #chiropractor #ringdinger #buenapark
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Replying to @basemhenri
I have L4, L5 and S1. 18 months on Physio and Chiro, nothing worked. Now tring spinal decompression. Less hope. Fed up with pain in left hip and leg
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A 12 mm disc herniation. An injection that didn't work. And surgery was presented as the next step. Instead, we focused on the source of the problem. By changing the pressure on the disc through targeted spinal decompression, this patient's herniation reduced by 46%. Today, he's 100% pain-free and back to coaching his kids' basketball games. That's the difference between masking symptoms and addressing the cause. If you've been told surgery is your only option, there may be other paths worth exploring. DM "KIDS" and let's take a look at your MRI. #DiscHerniation #BackPainRelief #SpinalDecompression #SciaticaRelief
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Replying to @sama_ark
Does this mean native oodle / kraken decompression available for perfect emulation playing compressed games?
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We believe direct pixel generation can offer meaningful advantages. Mainly avoiding the extra compression/decompression step and preserving more of the original signal. We expect that to be especially useful for editing workflows, where detail preservation and faithfulness matter
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- golang.org/x/net < v0.55.0 → CPU exhaustion HTML parsing - golang.org/x/image → TIFF unbounded decompression - modelcontextprotocol/sdk-go < v0.25.0 → DNS rebinding

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Replying to @eliselmt
Yes, we did microvascular decompression at USC Medical Center two years ago insurance covered it but it was $100,000 a pan went away for about seven months and then started coming back elsewhere
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Replying to @Bryan_Duncan
That’s not the type of work that would be done on her. My late Rolfer, Andre, became a Rolfer after he was worked on once. He had a motorcycle accident and suffered from facial nerve pain. The Rolfer fixed him with a cranial decompression! Amazing stuff out there
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7/19 5. Placebo-controlled trials for common surgeries Yes. Meniscal tear repair, spinal fusion for back pain, shoulder decompression, knee arthroscopy for osteoarthritis — multiple trials have already shown these are no better than sham surgery or physical therapy. And yet hundreds of thousands are performed every year because the reimbursement is good and the belief in surgery is quasi-religious. What I'd add: Create a national registry of surgical outcomes with mandatory reporting. Right now we have no real idea which surgeons or hospitals are actually producing good results versus just billing procedures. That's insane for a $5 trillion industry.
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paper three months ago in the Lancet on the specific management of high-velocity spinal cord decompression and vertebral stabilization. Quite revolutionary. The trouble is, he’s an 𝘈𝘮𝘦𝘳𝘪𝘤𝘢𝘯." M’s mouth seemed to hardened. "He isn't military," Molony assured. "He’s -
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Replying to @Bacnart
Gotta love data decompression. ;D
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Everyone is having the wrong argument about the AI bubble. One camp says historic bubble, greatest crash of our lives. The other says AI changes everything, ignore valuation. Both are wrong, and both for the same reason — they're looking at the price, not the structure underneath it. Here's what I actually think after spending most of this year inside this question: We are not in a Cisco bubble. In the dot-com era, leaders traded at 80-90x earnings on businesses with nothing underneath them, and the fiber buildout sat underutilized for years. Supply outran demand. Today is the inverse. The names at the front of the concern — Google, Meta, Amazon — are printing ~$100B a year in free cash flow, growing ~30%, running GPU utilization at effectively 100%. Demand is outrunning supply at every point on the curve. And here's the part nobody frames correctly: we're at roughly 1-2% AI adoption in the enterprise. At that penetration, inference token demand is already growing at rates that are hard to even write down. Now extrapolate to 80-90% adoption with AI embedded in every device on the edge. The demand curve we're already straining to supply is being generated by single-digit-percent penetration. So the real question isn't whether these companies are overvalued. It's whether the market is undervaluing the demand curve it can't yet see. What ends this cycle isn't the technology disappointing. It's the credit cycle turning — rate hikes, debt issuance, a geopolitical reflare, all funneling into tightening credit. But multiple decompression is not demand destruction. If Google falls 30%, enterprises don't stop automating. The price resets. The adoption curve doesn't. Not bubble. Not "ignore valuation." Priced for a lot to go right, in a world where a lot is structurally likely to go right. You don't time the bubble. You time the entry. Full memo below. #AI #Markets #Macro #Investing #Semiconductors
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