The difference is smaller than you might think

Effect of gender affirming hormones on athletic performance in transwomen and transmen: implications for sporting organisations and legislators

Abstract Objective: To examine the effect of gender affirming hormones on athletic performance among transwomen and transmen.

Methods: We reviewed fitness test results and medical records of 29 transmen and 46 transwomen who started gender affirming hormones while in the United States Air Force. We compared pre- and post-hormone fitness test results of the transwomen and transmen with the average performance of all women and men under the age of 30 in the Air Force between 2004 and 2014. We also measured the rate of hormone associated changes in body composition and athletic performance.

Results: Participants were 26.2 years old (SD 5.5). Prior to gender affirming hormones, transwomen performed 31% more push-ups and 15% more sit-ups in 1 min and ran 1.5 miles 21% faster than their female counterparts. After 2 years of taking feminising hormones, the push-up and sit-up differences disappeared but transwomen were still 12% faster. Prior to gender affirming hormones, transmen performed 43% fewer push-ups and ran 1.5 miles 15% slower than their male counterparts. After 1 year of taking masculinising hormones, there was no longer a difference in push-ups or run times, and the number of sit-ups performed in 1 min by transmen exceeded the average performance of their male counterparts.

Summary: The 15-31% athletic advantage that transwomen displayed over their female counterparts prior to starting gender affirming hormones declined with feminising therapy. However, transwomen still had a 9% faster mean run speed after the 1 year period of testosterone suppression that is recommended by World Athletics for inclusion in women’s events.

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Lmao

Just gamble on what they ban next, that way they have to ban banning stuff

They’re hosting Nextcloud, it’s not realistic to expect them to fix/implement E2EE when the upstream project hasn’t been able to for the past few years.

Nextcloud’s E2EE support isn’t great. It does exist and is mentioned on their site but it has a lot of issues.

You could get away with murder if your lawyer talked the charges out of it’s context token limit.

Perhaps when we have real AGI, but I wouldn’t want an LLM to decide someone’s fate.

Those bots make hundreds of requests a second. Having to load JS and perform PoW for 2 seconds does have an impact.

But what if they don’t fully own the shell company that owns the houses, do they need a majority stake?

Are you aware that the top and bottom part of the post are from completetly different people? The top part is from Lemmy.world’s admin, while the bottom part is from one of the Lemmy developers (and Lemmy.ml’s admin).

The great part of tackling problems that aren’t real is that nobody can see you haven’t solved anything.

I checked and while it seems to certainly have an influence, it doesn’t seem to be the main thing making a difference.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27716998/

I’m forced to use Windows due to work and damn is it slow. File explorer feels so sluggish compared to Dolphin

Isn’t eye strain mostly due to distance?

I didn’t even know Index existed

Kener is a sleek and lightweight status page system built with SvelteKit and NodeJS. It’s not here to replace heavyweights like Datadog or Atlassian but rather to offer a simple, modern, and hassle-free way to set up a great-looking status page with minimal effort.

Seems like it’s an uptime kuma alternative?

This is the game that is built on SpacetimeDB. It’s quite an interesting project.

US Citizens have been getting deported, we’re far past that already.

I’ve been looking for something like this myself. I’ve tried:

• NocoDB
• Baserow
• Homebox
• Snipe-IT

In the end I went with Grist. It may not be specifically designed for it, but it is very flexible.

I don’t know either

Especially this strange dig

…it’s good you guys are learning about vulnerable minorities, but it’s not news to everyone…