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   Spain Has Conquered the World(twitter.com)

   2 points by fasteo 7y ago|1 comments
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   by fasteo 7y ago

   Thanks for clarifying. My understanding was that an IPO creates new shares, while a direct listing just sells the existing ones. In the same sense, I thought that underwriters were responsible for pushing the stock through the distributions
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   by fasteo 7y ago

   >>> More than 88,000 Paid Customers, including more than 65 companies in the Fortune 100; and >>> We had 575 Paid Customers >$100,000 of ARR as of January 31, 2019, which accounted for approximately 40% of our revenue i
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   by fasteo 7y ago

   Just finished reading the paper, particularly interested in the mitochondrial biogenesis part. They make several comparisons with exercise adaptations, and the authors conclude: >>> The present study reveals that UA induces a molec
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   by fasteo 8y ago

   Maybe offtopic, but reinforces the gut-brain connection: The purported benefits of the ketogenic diet [1] to some epilepsy patients seems to be mediated by the gut bacteria [2]. [1] https://www.epilepsy.com/learn/treati
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   Ask HN: What do you use bash scripts for?

   1 points by fasteo 8y ago|1 comments
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   by fasteo 8y ago

   Off by 1.700Km for me (London/UK vs Madrid/Spain) Edit: MaxMind got it right.
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   by fasteo 8y ago

   One alternative theory: Alzheimer as a metabolic disease. "We conclude that the term “type 3 diabetes” accurately reflects the fact that AD represents a form of diabetes that selectively involves the brain and has molecular and biochem
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   by fasteo 8y ago

   I guess this product is targetted to very small shops. It’s pretty usual to have the optin in a pc/pos without any email capability.
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    Off-topic: The whole discussion is about deploy-time configuration management, but our problem is more about run-time configuration management. We have done the classical memcached+database custom solution, but I was wondering if there is a
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    John Yudkin: the man who tried to warn us about sugar (2014)(telegraph.co.uk)

    51 points by fasteo 8y ago|14 comments
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    As a side note, n=1 thing, over the counter lithium orotate is great for me as a mild anxiolytic when work related stress kicks in.
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    What I am trying to say is that you just can’t take basic research and take it to the market, selling it as the fountain of youth. And Dr. Sinclair cited Dipak Das in his research and knew him personally, when they both served together on
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    This was Dr David Sinclair, trying to convince us - again - that he found the fountain of youth, much like he did back in in 2004 with resveratrol, cashing 720m USD after selling his company to Glaxo in 2008. He was later involved [1] in a
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    ahh, much better. Thanks for the pointer!
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    I am quite happy using LXD. Is there any built-in way to expose a tcp port ? I am using iptables in the host to do this. thanks
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    am i missing something ? php-fpm can keep the process running as long as you want (pm.max_requests=0)
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    Thanks for the reference to the FIRE ("Financial Independence, Retire Early") movement. Bookmarking the documentary[1] for this weekend. [1] https://www.playingwithfire.co/the-documentary/
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    Diagnosis has improved a lot lately. Tell your doctor to order a kit at mitoswab dot com. I have not tried them, but they claim that "MITOSWAB has an 84% correlation to the muscle biopsy" and it is simple, non-invasive test. Take
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    You can see my email in my profile page
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    On the melatonin, note that I do not take it to fall asleep, but for its protective effects in the mitochondria. This [1] is a good review. [1] https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/j.1600-079X...
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    I wish it would ! Would be an easy fix. I fight with headhear and 16oz gloves, and we do not seek to knock out our partner. It’s boxing, that is, a sport for gentlemen, not for brainless savages.
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    Wow, I did not expect to find you here reason !! mitomutant from Longecity speaking.
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    >>> this is a really interesting post. Glad you liked it ! >>> Have you ever tried N-Acetylcysteine? Yes, before reduced glutathione was available I took NAC from time to time, but I feel that in my case reduced glutathion
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    Thanks for the recommendation. Could you elaborate a bit, specially about melatonin ?
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    >>> What were the symptoms? It varies greatly, both in number and severity, between patients, but in my case main symptoms are ptosis (droopy eyelids), diplopia (double vision), muscle weakness and general fatigue Other symptoms in
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    >>> Do you take pure ascorbic acid, or a buffered form such as magnesium ascorbate, or a liposomal version? Pure ascorbic acid. >>> how big do you estimate the impact CoQ10 has? I am taking CoQ10 since I was diagnosed and
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    Interesting comment. I have thought about this in the past as mitochondria, roughly speaking, is a bacteria. As such, it is in a constant flux of fission and fusion cycles and targeting this cycle is a potential target to treat my disease.
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    Interesting post and comments, as usual. I wanted to give some pragmatic information related to this. I have a genetic condition that makes my mitochondria to malfunction. I was diagnosed about 10 years ago. At first, I started taking suppl
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    by fasteo 8y ago

    Thanks for the pointer to sanity. After a quick read over the docs, it seems a really impressive piece of software.