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fasteo
9y ago
It is my understanding that "keto flu" is due to the sudden loss of minerals via water loss during glycogen depletion (glycogen requires water to be stored) That's why the SKD (Standard Keto Diet) recommends an electrolyte s
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fasteo
9y ago
On the positive side, this laxative effect is a perfect way to titrate the dosage: Keep increasing it until your colon starts screaming.
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fasteo
9y ago
There is no evidence here, just a respectable opinion.
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fasteo
9y ago
>>> Actually there is no power separation on Spain That's a pretty bold statement. Maybe you should provide some evidence.
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fasteo
9y ago
>>> We do have a formal one. In practice that is not so clear, as the many corruption cases show, with political use of the police included. I would agree that there is some leakage, but it is the exception to the rule. I would not
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9y ago
We need to be careful with words here. IMHO, changing "Spanish goverment" by "Spanish Judicial System" is much more accurate. We do have a clear separation of powers in Spain.
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fasteo
9y ago
It seems quite similar to libuv's work queue [1] [1] http://docs.libuv.org/en/v1.x/guide/threads.html#id1
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Queen bee syndrome
(en.wikipedia.org)
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9y ago
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9y ago
This. Would love to hear more about this.
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9y ago
I was in the same wagon, but note that being sore is not the problem. Heavy lifting is very taxing to the central nervous system and this is what causes the systemic fatigue that won't let you be productive at work. A couple of recomme
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fasteo
9y ago
I agree ;) But truth to be told, it was a quick reply without much thought. Thanks.
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9y ago
It's compiled. No interpreter or VM. Just an executable
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fasteo
9y ago
Thanks for the pointers.
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fasteo
9y ago
Congrats for the release. Slightly off-topic. Did you use a predefined Hugo theme for the landing page ?
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fasteo
9y ago
Or Alexander or Victoria. It's weird that these first names appear in the Top196-probable.txt file.
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fasteo
9y ago
Really really cool, but anyone having some classical music background - my grandpa was a professional cellist, I did cello for 8 years - can easily guess who the bot is in the A, B test
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fasteo
9y ago
Maybe not enough meat for a separate HN submit, but worth highlighting: >>> "Where is the Life we have lost in living? Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge? Where is the knowledge we have lost in information?" Wr
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Ask HN: Best on-disk store for message queue?
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9y ago
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9y ago
For some reason, I am getting really depressed reading this.
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9y ago
>>> We should make spending transparent, publish a detailed account of what the money is being spent on and answer any reasonable questions asking for more details Isn't this an obligation for foundations ?
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fasteo
10y ago
I don't think natural occurring elements are eligible for a patent[1][2], or at least, they are not easily eligible for a patent. [1] http://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2014/04/08/c
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fasteo
10y ago
Long time no see [1] My very first job as a professional programmer, back en 1994, was writing a CGI in plain C. Good old times. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Gateway_Interface
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10y ago
Honest question. Do you think that they have "questionable morality" by the business nature (gambling, porn, etc) or for how they run the business (ex. dark patterns) ?
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10y ago
No . By any means. Not sure why you think otherwise.
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10y ago
True. Silly me.
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10y ago
OP here. Pure corporativism. I am a mutant too. Didn't get any superpower though.
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Don’t Discriminate Against Mutants Like Me
(nytimes.com)
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10y ago
I am assumming this is a rant and I know that Jessie knows this stuff. It is just that I cannot handle the patronizing/condescending tone of the post.
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10y ago
Not quite IMHO. Free market requires equal conditions for the available workforce pool. Then, the worker is free to set his price. Not the other way around.
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10y ago
>>> Okay so I invested 15 minutes of my life into reading your post, you mention "account" 23 times and yet you haven't said even once actually what you were selling I came here to write this. Probably the most impor
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