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by erkkie 11y ago
What's the alternative?
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by erkkie 11y ago
What do you mean by "hobbyist"? 3DR itself has commercial operations as well, not to mention the countless users of the components in various industries. Certification will come from companies using the off-the-shelf components. M
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by erkkie 11y ago
Very wonderfully put, this is the basic premise in which I see no other way than a form of basic income for developed nations in the future. The interesting question is one of timeframe and methods.
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by erkkie 11y ago
Eggs are good your you, eat them (laterish) in the morning with not too much carbs and possibly reap the benefits of fasting as well :)
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by erkkie 11y ago
From TFA ( http://www.cell.com/cell-metabolism/fulltext/S1550-4131(15)0... ): The development of the human diet took into account feasibility (e.g., high adherence to the dietary protocol) and therefore was designed
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by erkkie 11y ago
I hope you're not trying to make the age-old (and proven by current research wrong) sentiment that eating fat "stuffs it in your cardiovascular system". Please do notice the study diet in question was relatively high in fat (
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by erkkie 11y ago
The article in question http://www.cell.com/cell-metabolism/abstract/S1550-4131(15)0...
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by erkkie 11y ago
There's lots of studies behind intermittent fasting and there definitely seems to be an effect. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intermittent_fasting
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by erkkie 11y ago
Most of this and related studies seem to tie back to insulin one way or the other (the article mentioned IGF1, many of the autophagy studies mention the process only happening with low insulin levels eg http://www.cell.com/c
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Ukraine's Crowdfunded Military Drone(youtube.com)
1 points by erkkie 11y ago|0 comments
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by erkkie 11y ago
The wear and tear theory of aging is just one of many currently popular, the body is not a mechanical machine necessarily bound to wear and tear, it can in some cases successfully heal itself, some species basically don't age (some can
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by erkkie 12y ago
Technically the ground control software is a separate open source project, also the px4 project is looking to release a open hardware esc (electronic speed controller) soon as well ( https://pixhawk.org/modules/pixhawk_e
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by erkkie 12y ago
I'm curious about that as well, some people have bet it's gonna be a mix of open hardware and proprietary (even if just by code) "governors", something the newest launch, the solo ( http://3drobotics.com/s
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by erkkie 12y ago
Integration and miniaturization is a standard evolutionary path for products to take, trying to fight that is pointless. The companies involved have researched the market and the needs of the market and come out with what we have now, tryin
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by erkkie 12y ago
Anyone doing this should also check what qualifies as business to avoid confusion at the border (there are specific things one is allowed to do and specific things not, IANAL, YMMV).
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by erkkie 12y ago
Examples of sites where this is an issue? Serious question, where does scrypt/bcrypt overhead get to be important enough compared to the rest of the traffic the site has to handle?
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by erkkie 12y ago
Extreme sports will be more fun though! (Living forever doesn't mean not dying, just raising the bar)
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by erkkie 12y ago
Without the traits you describe terrible humanity wouldn't be here
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by erkkie 12y ago
Nomading in SE-Asia I've definitely noticed similar trends which I find hard to voice without also sounding over generalizing. It's often very subtle but plenty of things where a relatively small amount of investment would have a
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by erkkie 12y ago
That's to be seen, and it becomes an analytics problem to separate signal from noise more than anything else. For preview google about the current issues around people 3d printing their own dental braces (or prosthetics).
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by erkkie 12y ago
> Oh really ? Is that Science, in a non-controlled environment, no supervision of health care professionals ? I doubt anything like that is going to happen any time soon. You might've misread me as condoning this, not at all, but I
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by erkkie 12y ago
Most likely self-experimenting and community based "trials" are gonna be much more prevalent in the coming years, due to bio hacking opening up. Gonna be even trickier to regulate and navigate.
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It’s Not About You(bearmetal.eu)
7 points by erkkie 12y ago|0 comments
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by erkkie 12y ago
Because usage and popularity brings more eyes including security audits?
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by erkkie 12y ago
Because you're trained you realize the actual costs, most people don't factor in maintenance as cost and see VPS's being as no-brainer cheap to get stuff running on.
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by erkkie 12y ago
The old "saturated fat is bad" dogma is slowly being replaced by more nuanced views: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturated_fat_and_cardiovascula... . It's very likely the final answer will be genetics d
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by erkkie 12y ago
While not necessarily technically impossible , it's not plausible due to the asymmetric nature of blanket defense vs a targeted attack. It will always be difficult to protect against motivated targeted attacks.
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by erkkie 12y ago
Sounds like signing NDAs prematurely is the problem not NDAs all-together.
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by erkkie 12y ago
Thanks, wasn't aware of that, quit mysql habits pre 5.6 :)
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by erkkie 12y ago
After Postgres got replication out of the box I'm pretty sure it's just inertia and the fact that it's installed everywhere keeping mysql usage up. Postgres is so much nicer when dealing with day-to-day things. Eg disabling c

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