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541.
by cgh 6y ago
I think it's basically just the equivalent of select(2)? Once upon a time, all network servers were written this way. They were pretty fast, too.
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Enhanced mitochondrial biogenesis is associated with creatine supplementation(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
4 points by cgh 6y ago|0 comments
543.
by cgh 6y ago
> many are kept busy either in the pursuit of other men's fortune or in complaining of their own; Well, this certainly stings. Tough talk across millennia.
544.
by cgh 6y ago
The word "liberal" in the US is used in a way unlike anywhere else. Classic liberalism, as the term is used everywhere else, is embodied by publications like eg The Economist.
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by cgh 6y ago
I agree with everything in that link, but it's not a case for socialism. That's because Canada isn't particularly socialist, despite what both right-wing and left-wing Americans claim. Canada was not founded by religious extr
546.
by cgh 7y ago
Agreed, and a good example of this is implementing search. You can define a view on top of your searchable entities that includes the urls to the entities, as well as searchable metadata (entity descriptions or whatever). So when you add ne
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by cgh 7y ago
Yes, I've said exactly this a bunch of times. My advice to young programmers is always this: work for a while in a city with high salaries and lots of demand, then after some years when you are experienced and high value (genuinely so)
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by cgh 7y ago
Yes, but considering eg the shitshow down south or in Quebec, that is damning it with faint praise. The fact remains that BC has seven times the deaths of New Zealand. One thing BC has in its favour is a reasonably common-sense population t
549.
by cgh 7y ago
Yes, she must surely rank at the top of the heap of western leaders. Here in British Columbia, we have very roughly the same population but whereas NZ has had twelve deaths because Ardern took early and decisive action based on the science,
550.
by cgh 7y ago
At the end of the day, US shale companies going under could benefit Canadian oil most of all, especially now that Enbridge has US approval.
551.
by cgh 7y ago
I guess it depends on where you live. Eight hours exceeds the time from dawn to sunset for much of the year in northern latitudes. Also, the study doesn't say 16:8 doesn't have the same effects.
552.
by cgh 7y ago
This is a good question. I work for a US company and travel down to good old Santa Clara county now and again (in non-pandemic times). I have a TN but it is a massive pain to re-apply when it expires. Is there some other way? I'm only
553.
by cgh 7y ago
A lot of people here probably won't believe this, but Cisco Webex offers end to end encryption, but not by default. If you use it, you lose a bunch of features. But it is available, and Webex is immensely popular in the corporate world
554.
by cgh 7y ago
We are all stuck at home and therefore you cannot just drop this comment without elaborating.
555.
by cgh 7y ago
Burzum pretty much invented "bedroom black metal" in 1991.
556.
by cgh 7y ago
https://wiki.opensource.org/bin/Main/OSI+Board+of+Directors/... He is referring to one of the people running for the board of directors whose major goal is to introduce Codes of Conduct into open source proje
557.
by cgh 7y ago
Drop all starchy carbs and replace with meat, eggs and vegetables. It’s not rocket science.
558.
by cgh 7y ago
For those interested in optimization based on ant colony behaviour, the book "Ant Colony Optimization" by Dorigo and Stutzle is the text to get. It's quite old now (2004) and unfortunately hasn't seen a second edition. I
559.
by cgh 7y ago
"Grammar". Sorry!
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by cgh 7y ago
In North America, cattle are grazed on grasslands which have a long-term symbiotic relationship with grazing ungulates (the buffalo, now mostly gone, an immense tragedy). Cattle are only grain-fed for the last few weeks of their lives. Ther
561.
by cgh 7y ago
He is a member of the Cherokee Nation with interests ranging from model railroading to fireflies. And he puts it all out there on his personal webpage, updated regularly since 1996. There was a time when it was normal to stumble upon pages
562.
by cgh 7y ago
You think that's bad? Listen to sales types talk about "blockchain" sometime.
563.
by cgh 7y ago
Coincidentally, I've been wondering about dumping some cash into a semiconductor ETF like eg the VanEck offering (SMH). I noticed that there are leveraged ETFs like SOXL that magnify returns and I typically associate these riskier offe
564.
by cgh 7y ago
Interesting, good to know re the Core2Duo. I have an ancient Thinkpad T61p that I was going to try this out on as speed differences on hardware that old become obvious. But I guess I'll stick with Fedora.
565.
by cgh 7y ago
It looks like the Clear Linux Github has some code related to power management: https://github.com/clearlinux/clr-power-tweaks const char doc[] = "Power Tweaks -- adjusts runtime kernel options for optimal pow
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by cgh 7y ago
Not a squat and not interchangeable, that is true. They are their own thing and provide comparable benefits for non-powerlifters. Re safety, you are being pedantic. They are much safer than deadlifts.
567.
by cgh 7y ago
Ehcache has an efficient off-heap store: https://github.com/Terracotta-OSS/offheap-store/ Doesn't Go have something like this available? It's an obvious thing for garbage-collected languages to have.
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by cgh 7y ago
The solution is to use a hex bar, which centres the weight under the hips and removes the health concerns related to poor technique. There is simply no exercise substitute for picking up really heavy things and everyone, particularly women,
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by cgh 7y ago
Yes, heavy two-handed swings were a game-changer for me. I am a climber and I don't think it's any coincidence that 5.13- and V8 became "easy" after incorporating these into my routine. I had a very weak posterior chain.
570.
by cgh 7y ago
All great suggestions that sound easy but are not. For the exercise part, I'd say deadlifts and overhead press.

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