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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
It definitely does, a very nice area overall!
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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
If you don't find any official degree online you can always stick to a bootcamp course that is similar to Harvard Math 55. It has had several forms. The most interesting ones being either Halmos + Rudin (plus many aids such as Gelbaum
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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
PKVitality has a sensor array that is pretty much non-invasive: https://www.pkvitality.com/ktrack-glucose/ There's also an alternative using radiofrequency: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/ar
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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
Sure. This recent Nature Reviews Genetics paper should describe the basic associations between DNA methylation and glucose levels, as well as point you towards more specific literature: http://173.239.45.5/~joshmitt/dat
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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
I'm not a big Apple fan. I've bought some of their laptops after the transition to Intel, but slowly switched away when macOS became less of a priority. That said, I think Apple is sitting on top of another blockbuster, similar to
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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
If you are willing to take total control of your mobile environment, Android can give you very good privacy. Arguably better than Apple. Simply buy a Pixel (or any other device that supports AOSP). Build your own AOSP image (which is quite
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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
Why don't you try a good MSc program, perhaps in Europe where you can find great places with free tuition?
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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
Thanks. Care to share a uMatrix setup that reports a non-unique fingerprint on https://panopticlick.eff.org ?
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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
Do you have a recommended setup to tackle fingerprinting? I'm using a VPN + ublock origin + https everywhere + temporary containers + don't track me google + chameleon + canvas blocker + custom user.js (that disables e.g. webgl).
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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
I love working remotely from a home office in some sunny spots of the Mediterranean. If you choose well, you can find cheap places with great weather all year round, quality food and very good services (including healthcare). For me nothing
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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
To Org and Magit, I would also add Notmuch as the third killer app for Emacs. A super mail user agent. Its search engine extraordinarily quick and powerful. Besides, the whole architecture Notmuch has is incredibly elegant.
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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
I like to rsync into a BTRFS volume, and then take a snapshot. It's simple, fine-grained (you can use .rsyncignore files like .gitignore files) and versioned.
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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
I've heard from my doctor and from other patients about cases where some steroids helped or even resolved tinnitus completely. I'm currently investigating this option. In my case, years before my tinnitus onset, I started having a
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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
I suffer from pretty strong tinnitus. I have also had episodes of extreme eye dryness. Furthermore, I got floaters whose onset matches my tinnitus onset. Additionally I have very mild sporadic joint pain. I'm HLA-B27+. Altogether, this
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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
> I would LOVE an app that captures handwritten notes in outline form Some form of org-mode notation plus handwritten notes would be a killer app.
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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
What mouse?
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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
Habits. Actually Habits >>> Discipline >>> Motivation. Developing good habits means I can use the small amount of willpower everyone has per day on making some improvements or working on extra-hard tasks while still doing
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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
People have said it here already, but I will repeat it again. Systems (actually habits!), not goals, are the solution. You need to derive pleasure from sticking to a habit and making continuous improvements. Arbitrary and concrete goals mig
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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
I have helped people upgrade 16.04, and we have encountered some bugs. I used to run Ubuntu, but I see less and less reasons to do so these days. It's too complex and brittle. I can't understand it, and many of its components eith
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Treble Experimentations: Device-Independent Android ROMs(github.com)
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by bagsvaerd70 8y ago
It's a simple and extremely powerful language. Very few pieces of software combine simplicity and power. I'm very excited. It'd be great if Julia devs could help deploying Julia Pkgs on Nix, now that Julia is getting ready fo