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by Attummm 3y ago
Personally, I think it's great to have many projects solving the same problem and pushing each other further. Although the differences between the faster validations are small, the older ones were quite slow. This will save unnecessary
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by Attummm 4y ago
What is missing are benchmarks use the tested functions.The difference between them might dissappear again.
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by Attummm 4y ago
> Hypertrophy has largely been settled and the main mechanisms and science underneath are well known by now. If only you would be aware of the different camps of thinking within the (natural) bodybuilding community. Volume vs intensity
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by Attummm 4y ago
> Are you making a claim that him changing his opinion is a negative Actually the opposite. The interview with Brad Schoenfeld is great and he'll explain his thinking based on the latest research.
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by Attummm 4y ago
Please be aware that scientist brad schoenfeld that is being cited throughout the article. Has changed his opinion on some topics and other topics he even did a 180. The human body is very complex system with balances and counter balances.
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by Attummm 4y ago
Although that's great point about the confusion. But you could observe it as being only a logical statement, such as. " You should focus on your tie the next time instead of your shoes. " Doenst mean you should only have tie
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by Attummm 4y ago
Great question, because the latest science is pointing to that hormones determine the states of body. Example Insulin triggers storage in cells, and t3 from the thyroid has influence over the metabolism. Testerone has many influences and
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by Attummm 4y ago
Maybe the comment isnt written well enough to get the point across. We should focus on, doesnt exclude anything. If anything my point is that both is even better. Then the second should is about the latest science. I didn't elaborate o
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by Attummm 4y ago
Bam, congratulations on your success with your health journey. :)
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by Attummm 4y ago
We should focus, that doens't mean we should not. There is allot research about daily exercise and the enormous health benefits. If we focus on trying to incoperate more movements throughout the the day. It will be easier to maintain,
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by Attummm 4y ago
If someone likes to go to gym, then that would fall under movements that they like. We are currently in obesity epidemic. That's only getting worse[0]. Lets try some new ideas instead of calories which is based of steam engines in 1800
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by Attummm 4y ago
Seems like you misread the thread. The comment is against the training schedules that have been provided that are only about gym and calorie tracking. And that we "could" also do other things. Like in the video from the bioneer. B
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by Attummm 4y ago
The point of the article on which we are commenting is that training each day is more beneficial than once a week. It's a huge time investment to go to the gym each day. But you could do some pushups or squats right now, and the great
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by Attummm 4y ago
The focus of the people you have linked is about exercise in the context of a gym and diet is about calories. I would like to argue that being healthy and fit is not about the gym, or investing time in tracking calories. Instead we should f
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by Attummm 5y ago
There is no need for hostility. My comment was in your response of the benchmark that pydantic is fastest. In their own documentation they invite all other framework to send their results. That said what pydantic team does is up to them, th
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by Attummm 5y ago
Its onlt recently that classes are embraced by python community. Before that dictionaries where seen as pythonic and classes where not. https://youtu.be/o9pEzgHorH0
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by Attummm 5y ago
The only reason it's rhe fastest is because they won't allow for other tools. https://github.com/samuelcolvin/pydantic/discussions/3094 Maat readme also shares that benchmark. Its way faster.
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by Attummm 5y ago
Take a look at https://github.com/Attumm/Maat Maat is much faster then pydantic according to the benchmark of pydantic.
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by Attummm 5y ago
Would it possible to share your findings?
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Where Does Bad Code Come From?(youtube.com)
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by Attummm 5y ago
I think many saw it already. He is great a programmer, his analysis on the initial problem and on his situation with Microsoft is on point.
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by Attummm 5y ago
Looks like you dont now the full story behind it. But there is quite a back story to this. The guy in video called what your doing now "the excuse parade". Instead of finding solutions, your time and energy goes into making excuse
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by Attummm 5y ago
Looking at the comments, Having emotions is normal, but at work we should try stay professional. In the article there is a reference to his own bugs and during code review what he called a nitpick. I found that a bit immature, should we wa
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by Attummm 5y ago
This comment is quite ironic. A condescending comment against perceived condescending comment. To answer your question. In marketing there is a rule, the more your audience knows the less effective marketing is. While trying not come over a
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by Attummm 5y ago
The study you linked can't be described as rigorous. They only have 2 groups, without a control group. And they only give them the advice to eat between 12pm till 8pm, and the other group to eat 3 meals a day. They found there was sign
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by Attummm 5y ago
Isn't part of validation making sure you get the expected data in the expected format?
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by Attummm 5y ago
Unable to change my comment. Benchmarks of pydantic has Maat around twice the speed of Pydantic
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by Attummm 5y ago
Engineering is about tradeoffs, even though both projects do validation. The points you made are all very valid points. At my employer we use both projects. If the data is very nested, or really large Maat is used.
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by Attummm 5y ago
Pydantic is using classes and typehinting. The new dataclasses style. Currently Maat doens't have a parser for dataclasses, it could come in the future. Pydantic works great with typehinting. Maat was created before dataclasses existed
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by Attummm 5y ago
That's how the validation tool for Python Maat works. By creating a completely new dictionary. https://github.com/Attumm/Maat

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