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by aynyc 2y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10121111/
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by aynyc 2y ago
You need both. However, given proper programming, cardio has better benefit for longevity than strength. I generally dislike article like this because they don’t tell you what their protocol is like so you can’t really know what they did. F
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by aynyc 2y ago
What healthcare plan do you have? Why are you dealing with the insurance and not the healthcare provider?
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by aynyc 2y ago
Because they have better options than working for US companies as second class citizens. Singaporeans speak English, with world class education system. Hey don’t they want H1B? Because they have better options at home. Any expats will tell
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by aynyc 2y ago
You run proxmox on protecli? What firewall are you using? I'm always afraid of mixing different stack on my firewall (OpnSense) because of potential cascade failure.
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by aynyc 2y ago
Might be nitpicking, but that's a $600 piece of equipment. Most people think of mini-pcs as low cost system. Yes, beelink makes very good product. They actually listen to consumers. They iterate fast and release product lines very fast
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by aynyc 2y ago
I think my point is still valid. How are people using sqlite3 in server context? Single process in modern webapp and 15-60 minutes of data loss might be acceptable but why? To save yourself a postgresql install which can be on the same serv
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by aynyc 2y ago
#1. They are pretty much my default settings now. But how do you serialize concurrent write with multiple processes? Let's say you run your API service in separate stack as your webapp service. You can't really do that. I know som
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by aynyc 2y ago
I still can't figure out how people are using sqlite in server context. 1. How are they managing the concurrent writes? I know about lock or queue, but if my stack needs multiple server, then what? 2. How do they manage durable data st
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by aynyc 2y ago
You can’t really sync the data in real time tho. Transactions still need to hit your Postgres, and then you reload. You might as well do write thru cache.
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by aynyc 2y ago
At this point, are there any educated consumers still use Amazon for critical things unless there is no alternative? My dad is as cheap as they get, even he doesn’t buy that stuff from Amazon.
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by aynyc 2y ago
All of Stephen Chow's movies.
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by aynyc 2y ago
What's bad about it? It seems straight forward to me.
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by aynyc 2y ago
I think BLS[1] is the gold standard. But some might be location dependent. Many states have local employment offices run by the labor department. [1] https://www.bls.gov/ooh/home.htm
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by aynyc 2y ago
Most businesses still operate mainly from M-F. Most software are written for businesses. You can't really afford to bring your clients' business down, that's a lot of potential lawsuits or credits that you need to give back.
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by aynyc 2y ago
Do you have crawl space or basement? If you have crawl space, then you should encapsulate it. - Increase airflow in your basement or crawl space. Add a pest proof window that you can open and close. Or operate a fan based on humidity or tem
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by aynyc 2y ago
As someone who battled water in basement in the last few years: 1. Make sure your house is not at the bottom of a hill or swamp or whatever. French drain will not stop surface run off from uphill. You need to divert that from the top. Which
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by aynyc 2y ago
I don’t understand that. I read that many times, including money mustache. I just can’t imagine 1/4 income is sufficient. Again, I’m not trying to be difficult but I don’t know anyone who was able to FIRE that way.
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by aynyc 2y ago
You mean FIRE? I can't say I know anyone who FIRED sustainably.
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by aynyc 2y ago
Are people really getting independently wealthy at young age that common? I know a few successful folks, but they certainly aren't young when they MADE it. I know a lot of folks who worked in startups but never got anywhere near what
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by aynyc 2y ago
No, not really. Like the A-10, USAF wants to retire its legacy platform for years now and congress has been blocking it. Its budget wants to stop buying any F-15 after 2025. And F-15EX is assigned to national guard bases first before active
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by aynyc 2y ago
Are they a software company? Maybe energy company? Not sure what they are.
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by aynyc 2y ago
I disagree with your take on management speak, etc.. To answer your question, to improve your communication skills, join your local Toastmaster, and combine with several leadership/personal development courses/books.
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by aynyc 2y ago
The problem of your math is that you are assuming rentals are equal from one place to another as long as the price match. I can tell you that's not true. My old 3BR apartment in a very desirable school neighborhood went from $2K to $5K
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by aynyc 2y ago
I did this math many many times. I have yet to see SP500 outperform owning a house in my area (I'm in NYC burbs).
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by aynyc 2y ago
See if you can get a job in enterprise world. While result might vary, as developers, you are fairly removed from the politics. As long as you fall in line, you get a lot of freedom. If you are good, and with a little luck, you get to join
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by aynyc 2y ago
I don't understand how they have 10 year TCO when 3 and Y are less than that. If they (Consumer Reports) extrapolate based on first 5 year data, then it's not correct.
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by aynyc 2y ago
I know it's leasing, not owning. Given current track record, a minimally maintained 2025 Toyota Camry will probably outlast Musk. Also, a Camry is substantially cheaper to maintain and repair. My local mechanics can probably rebuild a
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by aynyc 2y ago
You can work as unlicensed or uninsured plumber/HVAC/handyman if you live in the right area, assuming you are competent. If you want to hustle, you can make a decent living. My cousin who couldn't handle medical industry (bil
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by aynyc 2y ago
Maybe I'm jaded. As soon as this is out in the wild, web devs will come up with new ways to slow their websites down.

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