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by Attummm 3y ago
That was my point on ambiguity, leads to confusion. Your interpretation is yours but how would your interpretation account for research on ultra processed food. https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/what-are-ultra-proces
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The statement, although true, is missing nuance. For example, a balanced diet is ambiguous. Does a balanced diet include fast food? How much ultra-processed food? How many carbs? Do we need to change the above answers with age or when someo
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There is a threshold of quality; once it goes below, it's a broken product. Personally, I'd rather have a high-quality product crafted by artisans than mass-produced ones, similar to preferring a dinner at a restaurant made by a c
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In this case, Python's code (opening and loading the content of a file) operates almost fully within its C runtime. The C components initiate the system call and manage the file pointer, which loads the data from the disk into a pyobj
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The NumPy library doesn't utilize Python's C layer for its memory management. Instead, it maintains its own memory space. Consequently, transferring data from the Python environment into NumPy or vice versa is relatively slow. The
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The context of my initial comment is that python is slow, but can be fast. From the article. > In conclusion, the issue isn't software-related. Python outperforms C/Rust due to an AMD CPU bug.
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Although true that it's great article. It states that python is faster then c, that is not possible since python is build with c. There could be other reasons such libs or implementation. Also note that the issue he had was not resolve
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The research is pointing towards having some movement each hour. Walking (stairs), micro workout, etc. The new paradigm for health and longevity the focus is on frequency of excersice/movement instead of duration. This research collabo
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Circadian rhythm of the body timing is quite important. There is some research pointing towards that most hunger pangs not caused by daily eating schedule are protein related.
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A fact that is often overlooked is that the mTOR pathway is activated through resistance exercise. Interestingly, autophagy and mTOR have an inverse relationship. In nature there is no free lunch, your suggestion would focus on longevity ra
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It may be old and not particularly appealing, but LDAP has been serving that role effectively at many companies.[0] Using a terminal remains standard practice for sysadmins and devops.[1] I believe there's some confusion in both the ar
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Would be possible to share those reasons?
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Scrum master name is supposed to be joke, like dungeon master. They are supposed to lead the process of scrum and stay in the background.
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Until you have to maintain a codebase that has horrible abstractions, and everything is to coupled.
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Well, it's a bit of a embarrassing moment. Bubblesort has been controversial in many cs programs. That memo even reached the President ten years ago. [0] https://youtu.be/koMpGeZpu4Q
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Engineering is about tradeoffs, everything has its place. But it would it be good standard? How would we look at that api when: New frontend is needed? Other team/company would like to acces the data? When we other clients for example
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The other added benefit is sharing the data with other teams, and of companies. Everything has the same flow. And if a custom api call is needed for a particular frontend page, it can always be made. But won't be the norm.
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From the description, it appears the issue is more organizational than related to code reviews. Similar to how 'security theater' addresses perceived threats rather than real vulnerabilities. It takes two parties atleast for produ
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Good code reviews are essential for finding bugs, especially those that are hard to spot. They also ensure that the conceptual integrity of the codebase remains intact. Moreover, they allow a developer who is less familiar with the codebase
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If we were to reverse the premise to: "How can we create an unmaintainable codebase riddled with bugs?" Then we'd have a good reason not to conduct code reviews
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How would you share the password with the users without revealing it to others? How would a users use different devices?
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And remember, the next maintainer could very well be you.
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Is generative AI a alien mind when it's build synthetic neurons and the images and videos look akin to dreams?
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Would it be possible to define "win" for your point 1 and 2?
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Obesity, longevity, and hormonal research are actually aligned on many points. Nutritional science, which is primarily built upon epidemiology, has caused a lot of confusion as seen in the article, and this is the reason that the quote exis
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Instagram has used python and django at scale. They have written about it in their engineering blog[0]. Not sure what their current stack is. They did resort to all kinds of tricks. But your overal point still stands. The performance of pyt
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Adding that to the blog post would strengthen the argument. We shouldn't assume the knowledge level of the reader. Examples become production all the time. Using files with unix philosophy is a tried and tested way to be really product
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The python server is not meant for production, serving files from it is incredibly slow and resource intensive. It also is not full webserver. There are better options for serving files
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It was a great setup, but the proposed solution did not mitagate the concerns raised earlier. There still is the 1% of ambiguity left. Would better if there was coded version of the proposed solution. Maybe having github with different pro
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That was common knowledge in 1950 bodybuilding.

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