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I see you did not read the book - if you go to the notes section you'll find references to all the technical papers that support each chapter of the book. I suffer from a severe mental illness and following a ketogenic therapy has been
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My approach these days is to follow a meditation mantra: 1. Slow down - the moment I'm aware my mind is no longer quiet and alert because of some trigger (internal or external) 2. Stop suffering - I do a quick body scan for the associa
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I think the main issue is the unhealthy up and down insulin spikes caused by modern high carbs diets.
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My ability to focus deeper and for a longer period of time increased substantially - I'm afraid my IQ is still the same ;)
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Thanks. Is that because one can get the basal rate from each weight plateau and then estimate the calorie deficit required to reach a certain weight target? I guess the protein and strength training will make sure you keep your muscle mass
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https://brainenergy.com
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It's interesting how mind wandering can be analysed from different perspectives: 1. In meditation the main goal is precisely to free ourselves from the monkey mind that seems to be the cause of all suffering 2. In neuroscience mind wa
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Spoken too early - I’ve skimmed the blog and it looked like a pretty thorough and likely more relevant analysis than this post.
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Some ketogenic therapy experts theorize that a possible cause for those plateaus is due to the body reducing its metabolism due to what it thinks is an abnormal calorie deficit, entering survival mode - then after a period of adaptation it
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Thanks for the insight - I’ll do some research on that.
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I don't intend to use the model to predict more than a couple of weeks - the fact that it has no data to predict more than that is not that a big deal for this use case. Not very important, but the weight loss curve usually decelerates
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I actually do that frequently to comply with my ketogenic diet - take a photo of the macro nutrients quantities, calories from the nutrition facts table on the food package and use ChatGPT or some other LLM to calculate the estimated calori
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Ha ha, no worries - I'm eager to learn from you guys as well :)
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I think most of the classical statistical methods for curve fitting happen to be some kind of variant of using least squares on a manually chosen parameterizable function - you'll have to chose between a linear, polynomial, exponential
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I wold love to join - I sarted reading the book a while ago but never finsihed. Liked a lot what I have read so far though. Sent you an email.
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Predicting Weight Loss with Machine Learning
(feelingbuggy.com)
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Being genuinely interested in others seems like a life lesson many of us should internalize from an early age. Thanks for this deep insight :)
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Thanks for having taken the time to provide these suggestions. To be honest I must say that I have all of those books on my personal library though I appreciate you having shared your personal reading experience, one always gains a deeper i
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You're welcome :)
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Ask HN: Fact based books on people skills
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haha thanks for the correction - I was under the Turtles All the Way Down mindset :)
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Makes intuitive sense, thanks for the insight. A second layer blockage for the secondary particles wouldn't have to be as dense or am I missing important physics? (I guess a lot of gamma radiation would still reach this second layer so
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You don't need to block gamma radiation completely to increase the electronics reliability :) Maybe you could improve the system availability considerably by a bit of gamma radiation protection combined with some more parallelism of th
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Actually this is a good question - there's a lot of control engineering research on Data-Driven Control Systems. Check Steve Brunton youtube channel, he is one of the leaders in this area: https://youtu.be/gb_C9LcjDSI?s
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> Another interesting thing SpaceX is doing is to use consumer-grade chips in triple redundancy configurations instead of using $100,000+ radiation-hardened aerospace/defense grade chips. This has been known in the high availability
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I never thought of using fluid dynamics in the rocket stabilization algorithm—maybe it's something that could be useful to prevent many of the accidents involving liquid-transport trucks
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How I use Data and AI to track my mental health
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Not only have I done my research Youtube Videos https://youtu.be/PeqQd4_xveI?t=43 https://youtu.be/G0lTyhvOeJs?t=421 https://www.youtube.com/@metabolicmind Books https://a.co
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Possess is a strong word - nevertheless you can start here if you want to be aware of what is going on in the real world: Youtube Videos https://youtu.be/PeqQd4_xveI?t=43 https://youtu.be/G0lTyhvOeJs?t=421
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Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mental Health: Are GLP-1 Drugs Linked to Suicidal Thoughts? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izqKRo3e31E "Yes. I'm a T2 diabetic and have been on an SSRI for years. A couple years ago I was try
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