> “The hypothesis is that estrogen can be protective, so that women may develop risk for heart disease later, by about 10 years, but then after menopause, it catches up,” Khan said. “After menopause, and particularly during that perimenopause period for women, that risk can accelerate.”
> By contrast, the researchers found no meaningful sex difference in stroke risk; men and women reached similar stroke incidence at nearly the same ages. Heart failure also showed little difference early on, but men had a slightly higher incidence rate by age 65.
... a tenderpreneur is a person in government who abuses their
political power and influence to secure government tenders and
contracts. The word tenderpreneur is a portmanteau of "tendering"
and "entrepreneur".
I enjoy using console vimdiff in PuTTY, because my configuration allows quick navigation without too much thought.
The accumulated time for starting vim can become annoying when iterating over many files. (I could investigate loading diff pairs into tabs if I was sufficiently bothered.)
Helpful .vimrc settings:-
Firstly, map some keys to navigate to preceding/successive differences...
" Next/ previous diff (analogous to j/k, use the same fingers)
nmap <F6> ]czt
nmap <F7> [czt
And some helper keys...
" Diff update, i.e. repaint the screen when needed
nmap <F5> :diffupdate<CR>
" Get from Buffer 1/ 2/ 3/ 4
nmap <F1> :diffget 1<CR>
nmap <F2> :diffget 2<CR>
nmap <F3> :diffget 3<CR>
nmap <F4> :diffget 4<CR>
Configure all visible windows when starting via vimdiff or diffthis. I prefer no folding (for added context) and then to navigate with the above keys.
" Apply window-local settings to all diff windows
au! FilterWritePost * if &diff | set wrap | set foldcolumn=0 | set nofoldenable | endif
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