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I Read 111 Longevity Studies So Programmers Don't Have To

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Programmers joke about "surviving on coffee." I took the joke seriously: over the past months I read through decades of sleep medicine, nutritional epidemiology, and neuroscience research — 111 studies, every one verifiable on PubMed — and turned them into a free, open-source, bilingual (EN/中文) gui…

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  1. 2026-10-18 05:16 · DEV Community — AI
    I Read 111 Longevity Studies So Programmers Don't Have To

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