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by dan00 8y ago
The symptoms of histamine intolerance can be quite different. I am not aware of any test that really gives a definite answer. You can only keep a diet and look if the symptoms get better and then after some time try again food rich on hista
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by dan00 8y ago
> Frozen non processed Spinach: Anxiety - Thoughts revolve around other people wanting to get me or steal from me or my friends. About one tablespoon of mashed potato and sauerkraut: depression Have you thought about histamine intoleranc
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by dan00 8y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11336160
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by dan00 8y ago
> My guess is people with stress/gastro issues don't get the adequate serotonin for "normality". If your gut has issues with absorbing fructose, then the free fructose seems to connect with tryptophan, which hinders t
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by dan00 8y ago
> For what its worth(1), I think that "learn a bunch of stuff -> go build something cool on the first try" isn't quite the right approach. There might be also some kind of misconception in the way that you're seein
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by dan00 8y ago
There is a really nice talk of the game developer Naughty Dog about their job system: https://www.gdcvault.com/play/1022186/Parallelizing-the-Naug...
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by dan00 8y ago
Regarding rtags? I am just using the plugin: https://github.com/lyuts/vim-rtags .
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by dan00 8y ago
You certainly wouldn‘t have a node graph like this in vim, because like you are saying, it just doesn‘t work well with text. I had a look at parallel stacks and it looks nice and seems quite helpful. But I have to think, if you have that ma
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by dan00 8y ago
> I'm a game developer mainly writing/reading/debugging C++ on a codebase that's well over a million lines of code. As with most game-dev I'm developing almost entirely using Visual Studio, and I can't imagi
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by dan00 8y ago
> I don't know you and so I'll take your statement that you never stopped learning or being critical about something at face value. The thing is everybody thinks they are the same! If I accused you of not being critical, of unc
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by dan00 8y ago
> Counter acting that cultural common sense is like a personal attack to many people. Perhaps people need all of this to keep their sanity. You just can not live in a complex world without these automatic cultural behaviours. For same pe
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by dan00 8y ago
Yes, this sucks. It can be quite hard to see and understand, that these thoughts are your own activity, you are enabling these thoughts. You can't control if thoughts pop up, but you have control if you are following these thoughts, if
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by dan00 8y ago
> Perhaps the monkey is genetically hard-wired to be a smart-arse. I think it is more about smart people being somehow able to see the pointlessness of the status game with materialistic objects, but somehow not how they're playing
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by dan00 8y ago
> It almost like it's the exact opposite: shared fiction is what hold us back ... Shared fiction is nothing else than just shared knowledge. Without collecting and keeping your knowledge you can't go further, there's no ba
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by dan00 8y ago
> Now what about Rust? Its trying to eat some lunch from C and C++. But a lot of code and value is already there in C and C++, where rewriting it in Rust just for some ocasional added value here and there is not reasonable. For existing
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by dan00 8y ago
And you really do not want to work in an environment without any kind of trust, because that is damaging in its own way. So having a certain degree of trust and accepting the few cases of misbehaviour might at the end be the best possible s
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by dan00 8y ago
> I have big inspirations for my future, but I've been slacking and being unproductive most of the time... You might love the idea of having achieved great things, but don't really want to put the work into it. Perfectionism mi
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by dan00 8y ago
> Eg some obese women are obese because they were abused as children and they unconsciously overeat/eat junk food to make themselves fat and unattractive to potential abusers ... I‘m not a big fan of these kind of „logic“ explanatio
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by dan00 8y ago
That's not politically incorrect, but simplistic evolutionary thinking.
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by dan00 8y ago
> For many situations, male and female are broadly sufficient mental models. Where they aren't, they can be actively harmful. But the fact that higher levels of accuracy are frequently not needed doesn't mean they are actually
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by dan00 8y ago
I would say that quite a lot scientific visualization applications are using Qt. Well, I'm working on one. ;)
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by dan00 8y ago
The "bag of tricks" seems to allow to efficiently test a lot of people by writing tests and scoring them. Unfortunately it seems to be more about the score than about the learning.
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by dan00 8y ago
> The thing is that, in Haskell, even when you attach a function to run during destruction, the runtime doesn't guarantee that the function will be called promptly, or even at all. There's also no guarantee for Rust/C++ de
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by dan00 8y ago
> First of all, the problem isn't that it's "compiled" - Python is "compiled" too, but still has one of the best REPLs available. In a way it is. For a REPL you most likely need an interpreter for your langu
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by dan00 9y ago
This always sounds like a great advice, but if you've a chronic disease and your doctor has applied his default medication and you still feel bad, then you're pretty much on your own.
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by dan00 9y ago
> in Rust, I can be sure that `Vec`, `String`, `Box`, `Rc`, and `Arc` are all heap allocated and that slices, arrays, `str`, `&T`, and `&mut T` are not. That's not really true, because you can easily create e.g. a `&str`
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by dan00 9y ago
Hey, just let the bed charge the watch by induction. Health is important!!!
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by dan00 9y ago
> 'Listening to your body' pseudoscience doesn't really solve the problem. Well, all the big health issues in our societies are about giving a shit about your body.
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by dan00 9y ago
There's no question, that editors like vim or emacs have a very steep learning curve and it might not payoff for everyone. I'm using vim now for ~15 years and it all started during university on a unix machine with a limited numbe
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by dan00 9y ago
Well, if you want a serious discussion then don't imply something just to be able to make a point. But if you just want to win an argument: here you go.

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