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by ddorian43 4mo ago
There are 2 projects here. And there is a lot of missing details from both. But what has happened before is that: The government gives free/cheap/exclusive public land to someone to build apartments/villas. They sell these to
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by ddorian43 4mo ago
Very hard for the general public to gain things though. It's too luxury, most likely will pay no taxes for years, you can import workers from elsewhere, etc etc. It's not the first time this kind of thing happens in Albania and we
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by ddorian43 4mo ago
When Trump was running for the first time, the prime minister was extremely against Trump and even ridiculed him publicly on interviews "shame of our civilization" https://foreignpolicy.com/2016/04/13&#x2
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by ddorian43 4mo ago
Yes. The whole bought media, party in-power, the opposition are against the protests and are trying to downplay them. Source: I live there. It's very easy to tell if you do.
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by ddorian43 4mo ago
> people will live to 125 quite steadily Only after the current generation(s) of doctor(s) dies. And only if you make this in pill-form. Otherwise people will be people and won't even go to the gym. It might be also the reverse, the
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by ddorian43 5mo ago
I asked because I already know the correct answer, which is "metabolic psychiatry", meaning versions of keto/carnivore/epilepsy-keto diets (the latter is the strongest). Context for old people in assisted living: https:
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by ddorian43 6mo ago
What is your approach towards nutrition ? Meaning which exact diet do you expect to help in mental health?
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The AI revolution – spamming 680PRs in 442 GitHub repos in 21 days in April(github.com)
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by ddorian43 6mo ago
Since companies probably won't do anything about this, gotta complain harder. Of course I was the recipient of 1 of those 442 pull requests and it was just a typo fix on a distributed database engine, the guy didn't even reply.
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by ddorian43 6mo ago
Jumping takes real skill. I went like 60 times and can barely jump 7m in perfect conditions by trying very hard. That happens very rarely like recently in Israel where they went out on a storm, and there was a very rare very-big gust. But e
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by ddorian43 6mo ago
Kitesurfing is insane yes! I can jump up to ~6m in 1 year. Really efficient adrenaline with relatively very low risk.
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by ddorian43 7mo ago
Where are the gamedevs in it for the money?
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by ddorian43 7mo ago
AI, write me that sqlalchemy clone in <lang>
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by ddorian43 7mo ago
Like, just don't tell anybody. And there are many things you haven't tried, like metabolic ketogenic therapy as an example.
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by ddorian43 7mo ago
Its easier to have 1 system until a certain scale.
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by ddorian43 8mo ago
He always comments like this. Never commenting a concrete answer. Just look at his history. Hes been doing this for years. Probably as advertisment for himself or to just feel/show superior.
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by ddorian43 8mo ago
will you go to the frontline?
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by ddorian43 9mo ago
> Redis beats everything else for the above usecase. Reminds me of Antirez blog post that when Redis is configured for durability it becomes like/slower than postgresql http://oldblog.antirez.com/post/redis-pers
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by ddorian43 10mo ago
Favor gevent instead. Maybe in a few years just plain threads when ecosystem is ok for gil less.
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by ddorian43 11mo ago
Just lookup how vespa.ai does it, it's open source.
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by ddorian43 11mo ago
Maybe he meant gevent? Which is better than async io in python.
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by ddorian43 1y ago
How about this: hire 25% less engineers in Europe but use the same wage as in US.
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by ddorian43 1y ago
What perfect landing? For whom? The house market prices have to be destroyed.
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by ddorian43 1y ago
Yes, google, youtube, gmail
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by ddorian43 1y ago
Because it sucks compared to gevent (green threads). But for some reason, people always disregard this option. They don't even read it. Like any comment with gevent is shadowbanned and it doesn't register in their mind.
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by ddorian43 1y ago
Keto also helps (sometimes) with depression though: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7jg6wlD6gY (The Truth About Treatment Resistant Depression: Part One (Breaking the Myth)) And it's not "just do some keto"
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by ddorian43 1y ago
The whole world has been against saturated fat and pro carbs. It will take some years for people to change. What's funny is weight loss is extremely easy (with keto) and people still fail at large doing it inefficiently (with carbs).
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by ddorian43 1y ago
Carbs correct, saturated fats wrong. Source: try keto diet with only saturated fats (like I do) and its great for weight loss (animal fat, coconut oil).
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by ddorian43 1y ago
Generally 15% total remission seizure free. Glut-1 defficiency is 80% total remission (20% of population with epilepsy). 50% of children will respond (helps but not totally). For type 2 diabetes it's even better, like 70% IIRC med free
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by ddorian43 1y ago
It's very hard to do, epilepsy keto. And it doesn't work on all cases. But it does work in many cases. For 100+ years now.

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