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by arnejenssen 4y ago
My test suite takes about 5 deep breaths to run. An excellent opportunity to close the eyes and take a nano break.
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by arnejenssen 4y ago
So a better way to relax from mental work (between pomodoros), might be to avoid hacker news and social media, and instead do meditation, naps or walk in nature?
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by arnejenssen 4y ago
Some years later (2015?) I tried to speed up the build of JavaScript projects by moving my dev-folder to a RAM-disk, but it didn't really move the needle. So disk-IO is not the limiting factor when building.
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by arnejenssen 4y ago
When doing my PhD around 2004 I was running simulations with Fortran programs to do optimizations. A genetic algorithm would call the Fortran program and change the parameters by creating input files and reading output files. I found out th
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by arnejenssen 4y ago
Agree. I felt i could have written it better myself.
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by arnejenssen 4y ago
This is keeping me from installing extensions.
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by arnejenssen 4y ago
Yes. Imagine rowing a boat with flexible oars. Then it is easy to understand how much force is lost.
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by arnejenssen 4y ago
I have a Nentatmo CO2 monitor in my apartment. I discovered that during training on a stationary bike, the CO2-levels exceed 1000ppm. Probably due to increased breathing. Therefore I increase the ventilation when I do a workout
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by arnejenssen 4y ago
"The art of thinking clearly" by Rolf Dobelli https://www.amazon.com/Art-Thinking-Clearly-Rolf-Dobelli/dp/... 99 cognitive biases with memorable examples and stories.
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by arnejenssen 4y ago
You can see Indie Game for free on Mailchimp.com https://mailchimp.com/presents/film/indie-game-the-movie/
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by arnejenssen 4y ago
I gave a handful of talks/presentations at various local meetups that has resulted in most of my inbound requests. Also participating in hackathons has been good ways to get a network and to be noticed.
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by arnejenssen 4y ago
Sorry. You are right. The amounts matter as well. My bad.
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by arnejenssen 4y ago
The sorry state is that a chain is not stronger than the weakest link. And a food is not healthier than the worst ingredient/compound. A "good" nutrient does not make up for the bad/ultra processed additives. Stay off th
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How to Predict the Future [video](youtube.com)
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by arnejenssen 4y ago
These myths can be useful flags for quickly debunking an article/book. A sign that it is not worth reading the rest.
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by arnejenssen 4y ago
Philips sonicare + Waterpik flosser. Sensodyne Repair&Protect (has NOVAMIN that restores the teeth)
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by arnejenssen 4y ago
I agree. I'd think it would inhibit the cognition. Just by the fact that it is ultraprocessed "food". And we don't see smart people drink sodas.
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by arnejenssen 4y ago
I started to meditate in 2007. Only 10-minute sessions. The change I noticed after a month, was that I woke up with a dream almost every day. Before starting meditation, the dreaming was a few times per year. Perhaps the meditation creates
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by arnejenssen 5y ago
Yes. Fasting can get you into ketosis, which can enhance focus. Avoiding carbs and sugar prevents insulin spikes and that prevents "brain-fog"
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by arnejenssen 5y ago
Agree. There is no essential carbs. The only reason to eat vegetables is for the vitamins and minerals. But there are essential fats and amino acids.
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The Author's Schedule(arnejenssen.com)
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by arnejenssen 5y ago
The modern age has possibly removed some carcinogens like inhaling smoke from (bon)fires, mycotoxins from spoilt food, nutritional illiteracy and unsanitary conditions. But the modern age has introduced a lot of new ones like tobacco, f
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by arnejenssen 5y ago
"Contact" could be seen as interpretation of General Relativity. On earth, to the outside observer, it appears like the space travel took no time. On board the spaceship the time lasted much longer. I guess the space ship curved t
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by arnejenssen 6y ago
I'm sorry if I broke some unwritten rules. HN was a natural choice because of the knowledgeable community. This question has both a tech and business/logistic aspect to it, so I felt it was not too far off topic.
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by arnejenssen 6y ago
Less waste because there would be no need for a vial. And one less step for the nurse to load the syringe. This could be automated at the factory. But you are probably right. I am naive. We need to consider the whole supply chain.
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by arnejenssen 6y ago
So the refrigeration cost would be higher than the 30ish seconds of nurse time to load a syringe....
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Ask HN: Why doesn't vaccines come prefilled in syringes?
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by arnejenssen 6y ago
Does Uber use event sourcing?
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by arnejenssen 6y ago
Hi. I don't do any journaling or reading by intention. The purpose is to try to stay in a meditative/mindful state. However I do note down ideas in a notebook if they come up, but I don't sit down to write.
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by arnejenssen 6y ago
My favourite Christmas activity is a 7-day digital detox. A weeklong solo offline retreat in a cabin. I do it during the holidays because it is the easiest to block off the calendar. The retreat it self is not very "exciting", but

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