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   by fasteo 7y ago

   Not trying to be negative, but this seems to me as a appeal to non-authority bias, specially the way the title is written. For the fun of it, let's reverse it: Adhanom (OMS General Manager): Redis is way better than memcached
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   by fasteo 7y ago

   Levistico in Spain, rare to find
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   by fasteo 7y ago

   Same authors
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   by fasteo 7y ago

   Worth noting that ADHD is often misdiagnosed, in the sense that there is an underlying condition, and ADHD is just one of the symptoms. Case in point: my now 14 years old kid was diagnosed with severe ADHD when he was 6. Medication improved
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   by fasteo 7y ago

   This is a great definition of ADHD
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   by fasteo 7y ago

   Any reason for such a low (<5%) average CPU usage? It seems like a waste of resources to me; that's assuming a "normal" CPU usage read that includes wait i/o time.
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   by fasteo 7y ago

   For mail.ru, I was expecting [1] you would use tarantool for this task [1] https://hackernoon.com/tarantool-when-it-takes-500-lines-of-...
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   by fasteo 7y ago

   I guess it really depends how the trainer organize his classes. In my case, my trainer is a former European champion, he knows the potential danger and he really cares about us. We use head protection, he pairs us wisely to avoid accidental
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   by fasteo 7y ago

   >>> Cognitively challenging exercise may benefit the brain more than physical activity that makes fewer cognitive demand. This. I have noticed a significant mental “clearing” since I started boxing. Being forced to think when you a
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    Complete ignorance about this, but I guess this is how accounting works. You need to track how the money flows, so you write -$10 fives times and +$10 five times. You end up in the same position, but now you can track where the money went a
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    >>> Shining a light on an edge of ethical/legal business has a good chance of making their revenue dry up fast. Any previous case ? Having a hard time believing that a stock is driven by ethical issues
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    I have no knowledge about Ottoman Empire history, but my immediate thought after finishing reading was "This makes sense, maybe not as-is, but as an important contributing factor", and Twitter came to my mind as the new coffee sho
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    Happy Mailgun user here. Sending 1MM+ transactional emails/month and 9MM+ marketing emails/month. Working flawlessly, given that you setup everything correctly (separate domains, dedicated IPs at least for transactional emails, SP
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    Search-and-replace genome editing without double-strand breaks or donor DNA(nature.com)

    10 points by fasteo 7y ago|0 comments
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    Did not know about this module. Instead, we are using a pretty identical one [1]. Works flawlessly [1] https://github.com/slact/nchan
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    Not that I want to defend Google or anything, but there are some impressive customers here [1] [1] https://cloud.google.com/customers
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    I was ready to buy shares tomorrow. Not sure what to do now.
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    I've done some shopping around, and the best pricing I can find puts these 128GB RAM at about $1,500. Each. Yes, each. Some back of the envelope math -- or math in your head if you are good at that sort of thing -- put the price of
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    This is also my experience and if you want to get as much mk-4 and mk-7 as possible from diet, aged cheese (especially french münster cheese) and beef liver are an excellent source
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    Ooops, I missed resveratrol. Same dosage, same timing, same rationale.
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    I take 500mg first thing in the morning, but this dose is in the lower side. My rationale here is to midly uncouple complex I of the electron transport chain to induce mitochondrial biogenesis of my wild type mitochondria.
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    Anecdotal: I suffer a genetic disorder of metabolism [1] and I take a number of over the counter supplements to improve my vitality. By trial and error since I was diagnosed 11 years ago, I have settled to take them - except for resveratrol
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    I did a visit to a farm[1] here in Spain and, according to them, the wagyu race is genetically predisposed to develop marbling due to an adaptation to combat extreme cold during the Japanese winters. From their blog[2] and using Google tran
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    Spot on. I recently cooked a piece of wagyu and you just cannot ignore the marbling. Also irrelevant I know.
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    The other way around for me. I am left handed. This finger ratio thing is weird.
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    Absolute mastery. Thanks for this.
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    Offtopic. Slang for "asshole" in Spanish is "capullo" or "gilipollas". Originally, these words described a dumb,candid,innocent person, but nowadays they are used to refer to "smart assholes". "l
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    >>> More importantly, they quote "Peters coin game" which has no results in Google whatsoever. Maybe a reference to this paper [1] ? [1] The time resolution of the St. Petersburg paradox, by Ole Peters https://
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    There is a recent paper[1] and an epic twitter thread[2] well worth the reading [1] https://arxiv.org/pdf/1906.04652.pdf [2] https://twitter.com/hulme_oliver/status/1139148255969906689
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    by fasteo 7y ago

    If we assume - at least I do - that this is just a downstream effect of a complete hormonal mess induced by diet, I would say this is pretty bad.