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by aogaili 6y ago
Have you ever faced a problem or system so complex, that you tried to understand and gave up in frustration? Do you think there are systems out there completely beyond humanity grasp? that we won't even have an entry point to reason ab
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by aogaili 6y ago
https://medium.com/@cmaitchison/are-you-a-software-gardener-...
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by aogaili 6y ago
Stupid clickbait article.
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by aogaili 6y ago
well, man is not designed to stay in a room, they are designed to f*ck and hunt.
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by aogaili 6y ago
Of course, salaries are crap and flattening for the last 30 years , rent is high, houses are expensive, and university degrees are huge debt, and on top of that, two economic crises in less than ten years apart. Meanwhile, you have an entir
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Ask HN: Psychological, emotional, physical, social side effects of coding?
2 points by aogaili 6y ago|3 comments
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by aogaili 6y ago
I'm interested in the topic complexity in and managing it, and would love to hear any suggestions/sources to read. As for this thread, what I'm seeing is: - the thesis of this article is that the world is getting more complex
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by aogaili 6y ago
Yeah, I think that would be reasonable approach..
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by aogaili 6y ago
I don't understand why this is downvoted? Any arguments against those sources?
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by aogaili 6y ago
My guess is that potato diet guy is under large caloric deficit, the body needs minimum calories to run basic functions, once those are depleted it starts using the stored fat. But my understanding of ketosis is that it is a metabolic state
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by aogaili 6y ago
There is also this elitist vibe that comes from posts like these. The message is that she've worked so hard, she is extremely passionate, and she is willing to neglect her family and her teeth to pursue what she has in mind, therefore
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by aogaili 6y ago
Market is volatile specially these days, it is in constant churn. Who knows what will happen in 20, 30 years? There are many niche, local markets, there are many opportunities to innovate. But still you don't need to slave yourself to
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by aogaili 6y ago
Also again I've lost fat (not any weight) and kept it, I don't want to be skinny I wanted to lose excess fat. The goal is not lose weight, it is to lose fat. I lost fat and gained muscle and kept those numbers, so where is the iss
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by aogaili 6y ago
Yeah because they go back to their old habits..it make sense, but that doesn't mean they didn't lose weight. If you want to lose weight for the long run you've to eliminate the environmental, habitual and emotional factors th
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by aogaili 6y ago
The truth about starting startup in the Silicon Valley bubble, there are many ways to start a business and pursuing what you believe without slaving once self at work and ignoring their teeth for a decade.
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by aogaili 6y ago
The strategy I used was based on the research by Dr. Jason Fung and the book Why we get fat https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/8727466-why-we-get-fat Also the countless many youtube videos on fasting how it got r
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by aogaili 6y ago
I gained muscles, I was working out daily after the 2 weeks and dropped my body fat from 25% to 15%. After the fast, my body fat was 10% and I didn't like it, as I looked skinny. If you want to stay at the low body fat, you can just re
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by aogaili 6y ago
Yes, or he will quit and go back to his old diet.
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by aogaili 6y ago
It has carbs and it is usually recommended to consume before strength training workout to fuel the body. I've fasted for 35 days and lost 15 kilos in 2 weeks, I think I know how to lose weight effectively. Here is my data https:/
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by aogaili 6y ago
How else would you lose stored fat if you don't burn it?
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by aogaili 6y ago
This won't work very effectively. Your best bet is to fast (water fast) for as long as you can, if you can't then add protein (not carbs). Potatoes is very rich in carbs, your body won't go to ketosis (using fat as fuel) thus
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by aogaili 6y ago
I lived with it. At the beginning I was really worried, but as I said I was very alert despite lack of sleep/food and I was able to work etc. My personal take from this experiment, was that we don't need that much food/sleep
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by aogaili 6y ago
Once I finished the 35 days fast, I started going to the gym. Body fat dropped from ~24% to ~10% on the fast and now up to ~18% after 2 month bulk, so I added more muscle mass, but I had a lot of work as well so I was not able to hit the gy
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by aogaili 6y ago
I did a 35 days water fast in July, I lost 12 kilos (from ~70 to 58) and then gained them back as I hit the gym again. You can see the chart here. https://i.ibb.co/rydPXDR/Screen-Shot-2020-10-22-at-3-07-52-P... The top
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by aogaili 6y ago
The author is arguing for automation against human nature. Anything that can be automated can be scaled better. Too many words to communicate simple idea.
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by aogaili 6y ago
Thanks, yeah I agree. I'm thinking we need something more general, I'm surprised I couldn't find anything general, say you want to model businesses, people, raw material in an ecosystem. That is, you want to capture the inter
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Ask HN: What modelling languages can be used to capture complex environments?
3 points by aogaili 6y ago|3 comments
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by aogaili 6y ago
"For example, don't mix up income equality for wealth equality when considering Sweden: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Income_inequality_in_Sweden " Another good point. I think this is sufficient for me to
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by aogaili 6y ago
That is a very good point as well, I'm now onboard with your perspective, I think it useful way to look at the current inequality trend. Let me try to rephrase your points (and correct me if I'm wrong): 1. The establishment of the
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by aogaili 6y ago
I agree, I also don't see fairly short reversal either, but I do see a future possibility. I think I get your point now, you're saying that the current inequality existed since humans started accumulating resources (age of kings a

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