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   by fasteo 10y ago

   Note that this will not stop some kids from getting these type of diseases, collectively known as mitochondrial myopathies. Some of them arise sporadically [1] In chronic progressive external ophthalmoplegia (CPEO) — a myopathy with the
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   by fasteo 10y ago

   What's the use case for this ? I understand that most users are using embedded SQLite in their apps. Not sure how a cloud edition would fit here.
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   by fasteo 10y ago

   >>>> The rate of increase in autism is pretty much exponential That chart shows the rate of increase in autism diagnosis , which is not the same.
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   WTF: Advances in Pediatric Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)

   1 points by fasteo 10y ago|0 comments
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   Using research and reason in education (free e-book) [pdf](lincs.ed.gov)

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

   Every time I read about offloading work to the GPU, good old times come to my mind. I vividly remember the Intel 8087, a math co-processor to the Intel 8086 that came out in 1980-1981. All the floating point arithmetic was offloaded to it.
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   by fasteo 10y ago

   The clinical dosage is made just for this: Kill the bacteria; don't kill the host
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   by fasteo 10y ago

   This reflects the importance of the dosage and duration when taking antibiotics. This video shows hormesis[1] at its best: How bacteria is able to develop resistance over an increasing dose of antibiotic. I doubt that they would have been a
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   by fasteo 10y ago

   I believe it isn't. I don't think you are accusing them of anything. Yes, they are honest questions, but unrelated to Atlas. If you have doubts about taxes or privacy in the US, Atlas is not going to help you in anyway. From the F
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    by fasteo 10y ago

    Unfair comment completely unrelated to Atlas. You better have these questions answered before heading to Atlas.
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    by fasteo 10y ago

    I know that this post is basically a marketing plug for Kanbanchi, but the article, from an statistical perspective, is severely wrong. Other than the usual warning that "correlation does not imply causation", putting Luxembourg i
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    by fasteo 10y ago

    We evaluated NATS some years ago, but the lack of delayed messages stopped us from replacing our beloved beanstalkd. Looked very good though
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    by fasteo 10y ago

    It seems to offer the same feature set as beanstalkd. We have been using beanstalkd for years to process gazillions of jobs without an issue and I guess many readers are in the same position. Why would I choose Workq over beanstalkd ?
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    by fasteo 10y ago

    Lottery is a regulated market in most western countries. As you are actually charging $1 per pixel, I would recommend some minimal terms, legal, info in the page. In my country (Spain), this page is illegal (you need to license). Likely the
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    by fasteo 10y ago

    Didn't know James before reading this. Great write-up. And his blog looks good too.
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    by fasteo 10y ago

    18.5 hours per day, including Sundays. I guess this is only possible if you use some nootropic. Considering that she has invested in nootrobox [1], I guess she took that path. Not that I am against nootropics (I have tried many of them; goo
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    by fasteo 10y ago

    I have a child with severe ADHD and ODD (oppositional defiant disorder) My only advice: Seek professional assistance. Now.
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    by fasteo 10y ago

    Offtopic. I have learned to love meetings like this one, when customers behave like Mr. Wright. Seeing them in such a ridiculous position is a joy. So much joy, that I find myself worried about my brain health. Weird comment, I know.
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    by fasteo 10y ago

    Misleading title. Nothing to do with supplements per-se. "Contaminated supplements can make you sick", but I guess this is too obvious to attract any reader.
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    Blue-blocking glasses may help treat bipolar disorder, promote sleep(europe.newsweek.com)

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

    Percona to the rescue [1]. Works flawlessly, at least in our case. [1] https://www.percona.com/doc/percona-toolkit/2.1/pt-online-sc...
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    by fasteo 10y ago

    Interesting project. Seems like a modern version of Kannel [1], a battle tested SMS gateway that supports a very simple HTTP interface for applications and both SMPP and EMI ECP protocols for the backend. For an alternative Java SMPP implem
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    by fasteo 10y ago

    I am a Spaniard living in Spain and this is a quite amazing statement. Do you mind elaborating a bit ?
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    by fasteo 10y ago

    The "aceite de colza" scandal is very well known in Spain.
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    by fasteo 10y ago

    And the name inspiration [1] ## At the get-together of the AGC developers celebrating the 40th anniversary ## of the first moonwalk, Don Eyles (one of the authors of this routine along ## with Peter Adler) has related to us a little inter
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    Kalman filter(en.wikipedia.org)

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

    I can only hope to face death like you are doing, without the drama, being realistic but not losing hope, being pragmatic and having the courage to keep enjoing life with your family. Thank you.
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    by fasteo 10y ago

    Or you can punish yourself [1], ala Pavlok dog [2] [1] http://pavlok.com/ [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classical_conditioning
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    by fasteo 10y ago

    So sorry, no father should see his son die.
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    by fasteo 10y ago

    >>> I’m currently looking for work in the U.S. government. A crypto work in the goverment not related with surveilance - directly or not- seems difficult to find. Or am I missing something ?