Oxryly

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by Oxryly 17y ago
For the given example code the answer is to use the underlying SIMD types and intrinsic instructions. If you're on Intel or PowerPC then the SSE or Altivec registers and instructions are available. Use them and you'll beat any compiler opti
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by Oxryly 17y ago
That sounds implausible on the face of it. Its safer to let the waste contact the groundwater than to try not to...?
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by Oxryly 17y ago
Sounds difficult to pull off without sounding like a jerk.
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by Oxryly 17y ago
Is this because Linus gave a git talk at Google calling them stupid for relying on Subversion?
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by Oxryly 17y ago
Too hard.
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by Oxryly 17y ago
Same stuff could be said of professional athletes.
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by Oxryly 17y ago
True dat. Although now you need to get someone to weigh in where the process backfired on them. Volunteers?
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by Oxryly 18y ago
Imagine a Clif bar the size of your fist. Even if you vary the taste from bar to bar (I'm not sure how you'd vary the consistency meaningfully), wouldn't you get sick of eating such large globs of undifferentiated foodstuff?
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by Oxryly 18y ago
Awesome!
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by Oxryly 18y ago
Its like a real girl who doesn't take hygiene all that seriously...
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by Oxryly 18y ago
You'd get sick of them right quick... the human digestive system craves variety too much for this to be viable. In any case there are a lot of meal replacement bars out there already. To give you 1/3 of your requirements it has to be a hu
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by Oxryly 18y ago
Add in graphic novels and I'm in. It would have to emphasize breadth and new releases to make it clearly superior to the local library.
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by Oxryly 18y ago
While its a good idea to incorporate mentoring, tying your salary to someone else's performance does not sound like a good idea. I think the key is to leave several levels at the top empty, open to advancement.
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by Oxryly 18y ago
No... it has a different problem: you can use just a little and it'll work, but use too much and you may feel a little anxiety.
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by Oxryly 18y ago
Reduce sugar & other carbs during lunch (replace with protein & fiber as much as possible.) Instead of caffeine you could try Yerba Mate tea... more brain energy, less jitters.
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by Oxryly 18y ago
This is what bankruptcy is for...
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by Oxryly 18y ago
God forbid if they ever start reading L. Ron Hubbard.
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by Oxryly 18y ago
All you iPhone developers out there, take note... you could probably sell a lot more copies on this thing (assuming a successful launch).
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by Oxryly 18y ago
So he's on the the low end of the long tail. Where the vast majority of iPhone apps dwell....
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by Oxryly 18y ago
Another reason why the Dow index history is meaningless. Not only does past performance not correlate to future performance, but past performance is a measurement of a completely different animal.
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by Oxryly 18y ago
One thing to consider is if you go to bed hungry your blood sugar will drop during the night which will slow down your metabolism. Long term effects are that blood sugar will be harder to control in the future (not a good thing).
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by Oxryly 18y ago
Not all calories are equal. Protein FTW. :)
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by Oxryly 18y ago
You're probably talking about the Okinawa Diet ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Okinawa_diet ). It contains 25% of the average Japanese intake of sugar and 75% of the average Japanese intake of grains in general. It is very low calorie. To ge
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by Oxryly 18y ago
Your weight equilibrium is definitely not fixed. It depends almost entirely on your hormone levels. If they are brought in to balance, your weight equilibrium will fall somewhere in a healthy range of 14%-20%. The good thing is it will st
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by Oxryly 18y ago
You don't need protein? That's an odd statement to make.
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by Oxryly 18y ago
Can you see yourself doing that for the next 30-40+ years?
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by Oxryly 18y ago
He's right about the fixing versus managing. Although for sanity's sake you really should think of it as permanent lifestyle changes, not "management." And also you should try to optimize for overall health with your lifestyle changes, no
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by Oxryly 18y ago
The diet isn't really too complicated, it just puts the emphasis in the wrong areas. What you eat is actually slightly more important that how much you eat. Your recommendations are a good start, but you should add that 50-70% of each meal
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by Oxryly 18y ago
It still complicated, though. For example, eat 1500 calories a day while your metabolism uses 1800 or so. Sounds foolproof? What if those 1500 calories are all sugar? There goes your metabolic rate and your body fat will go through th
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by Oxryly 18y ago
Tell that to a diabetic.

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