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   by delhanty 10y ago

   Thank you for the recommendation about Hba1c and also the "Good luck". This blog post on Hyperlipid https://high-fat-nutrition.blogspot.com/2007/10/physiologica... kind of relates to what you write: Hab1
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   by delhanty 10y ago

   Yes Miele - they are family owned and not part of one of the 4 groups referenced by the article 1995 - GBP50 for 2nd hand Miele tumbler dryer - looked 20 years old then (chocolate brown 70s stylecontrol panel) - repaired twice - quite noisy
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   by delhanty 10y ago

   Thank you! That might work for me - I could get it shipped to Japan or the UK.
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   by delhanty 10y ago

   Thank you - I will get the strips at least. Do you have a $ figure for "pretty spendy"? I really want to sort out the bouts of fatigue though, so in that sense I'm not that price sensitive.
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   by delhanty 10y ago

   Thanks for this - think I should get tested for LADA when I get back home (Japan) in a month or so ... But I'm in the U.S. right now: does anyone have any recommendations for a basic CGM setup that I could get off Amazon?
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   by delhanty 10y ago

   >non-breeding, though genetically connected, "end" populations may co-exist in the same region This reminds me of the Riemann surface associated with the complex logarithm: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Com
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   by delhanty 10y ago

   Isn't there something in common there: drug dealers make money pushing heroin etc. and (some) doctors make money pushing Oxycontin? Maybe if all these drugs were freely available at least some of the violence would go away and the ince
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   by delhanty 10y ago

   Floating point is Nick Higham's thing isn't? I have his book "Accuracy and Stability of Numerical Algorithms, Second Edition" http://www.ma.man.ac.uk/~higham/asna/ but I haven't got very
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   by delhanty 10y ago

   >Beaglebone black-like system boards are used for both development & production. That's correct. Autodesk uses a modified Beaglebone Black for its reference "open" * 3D printer design Ember: https://beagleb
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    Common salt dissolved in water (saline) is neutral pH, but can (maybe always?) cause the body to lower its pH. In the context of ER: http://emj.bmj.com/content/20/4/306.full >Chloride load leads to hyperc
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    >The effect of consuming an old versus a young diet, he says, was “statistically significant, but it wasn’t huge. Honestly, I thought it would have a much larger effect on lifespan, but it was on the order of about 10 percent.” There is
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    meta-question: is there a tool out there to do that? It's quite common to find a bunch of release tarballs and 1-line comments without a git repo.
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    +1 for this! I'd like to see a moratorium on space tourism too. That's unlikely to be a popular view on Hacker News though, and it's got zero chance of happening anyway.
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    Thank you! I've been looking for something like this to ameliorate the toxic aspects of caffine, whilst maintaining its positive effects. On this topic, and related to the OP is the following study from 2010: https://www.ncb
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    I agree with the above. However, from my experience in CAD, Wikipedia's notability and importance ratings are strongly skewed towards open-source and against commercial systems. High-importance: https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    It's true. If the MAO-I acts on both MAO-A and MAO-B, that is it is non-selective, then the tyramine in the cheese can cause a hypertensive crisis: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monoamine_oxidase_inhibitor#Hy...
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    Off-topic (apologies): From Xcode, I have the choice between "-std=c++14" and "-std=gnu++14" and I am not sure which I should choose ...
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    Thanks for the link. I hadn't read the interview, though I had read the following by Eric Lippert where he references it: https://ericlippert.com/2014/03/03/living-with-unchecked-exc... I'm not rea
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    Thanks for the link. I'll check it out and see whether it works for me.
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    Thanks for this. I don't fully understand your code yet: Is it the case that the type-safety of your approach relies on the caller honouring the convention of accessing Result<T,E> via the try and try_chain macros? I really need
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    Thanks - that's good to know! Another reason for me to try rust then ...
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    +1 for this! Unchecked exceptions subvert the type system, so they are convenient because they are cheating when compared with Result<T,E> types. Result<T,E> types are the one feature that have me thinking of moving from C++ to
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    Your comment, particularly the degradation in byte alignment leading to worse subsequent compression, reminds me of the following Hacker News comment by NelsonMinar from then end of November 2016: https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    From your other answer it sounds like that you know what the OP means? I'll bite anyway ... The Wikipedia article on the gamma function https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma_function states that "The gamma fun
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    It's great to see all this straightedge and compass stuff turned into a game, and I absolutely applaud the developers for launching it. The above math, plus some graph theory (biconnected components etc.) is what drove D-Cubed's D
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    In addition to what madeofpalk writes, the uBlock Origin manifesto gives some context: https://github.com/el1t/uBlock-Safari/blob/safari/MANIFESTO.... >The uBlock project does not support Adblock Plus
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    "but Proto Labs will send you a copy for free if you ask them" ... and you happen to have a U.S. or Canada mailing address. http://p.protolabs.com/injection-molding-dummies-book "*We currently ship promotiona
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    Another good link concerned with this problem is from OEIS: https://oeis.org/A090245 "Maximum numbers of cards that would have no SET in an n-attribute version of the SET card game" The OEIS links appear to have b
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    by delhanty 10y ago

    Onshape is much closer to a cloud version of Solidworks than to a cloud version of AutoCAD.
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    by delhanty 11y ago

    GitHub shows significant activity in 2015, 2016: https://github.com/mathics/Mathics/graphs/contributors It looks like sn6uv (Angus Griffith "a Mathematician and Programmer from Sydney Australia") ha