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Prince Rupert's Drop(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by fasteo 10y ago|0 comments
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Tuskegee and the health of black male(nber.org)
2 points by fasteo 10y ago|0 comments
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by fasteo 10y ago
Duane history [1] is worth reading [1] https://github.com/wheatbin/wheatbin/blob/master/doc/seed-of...
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by fasteo 10y ago
>>> a cost of about 1.5$ / hour for a 3 year plan That's about 1.000$ a month >>> But they have three database servers, so we are probably talking about around a thousand requests per second overall. Not that I
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by fasteo 10y ago
I'm all in for renewable energy, but it bothers me the lack of critical thinking about it. The words "renewable" and "green" are always viewed as something positive for humanity, but as everything in life, nothing i
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by fasteo 10y ago
>>> Sure, but the inept Spanish non-government will never do the right thing with this amazing opportunity How come ? Spain has lots of both solar and wind plants that have been heavily subsidized by the government in the last 15 y
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by fasteo 10y ago
He is the mastermind behind https://www.fightaging.org/ and Longecity guardian[2] [2] http://www.longecity.org/forum/user/137-reason/
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by fasteo 10y ago
>>> Despite the drop in HDD unit shipments, both sequentially and year-over-year, total capacities shipped by the two leading makers of hard drives increased in Q1 Somehow misleading title. You don't buy a HDD, you buy storage
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by fasteo 10y ago
Agree. I do believe that carbs are bad with people with broken metabolisms (poor insulin sensivity, poor glucose control, etc), but once you have that fixed, carbs are an excellent source of nutrients and energy. Again, that was my case (38
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by fasteo 10y ago
That was also my case as an adult. Solved by eating much more at night, carbs included. I was just not consuming enough calories. So, another myth - carbs are bad at night - that did not apply to me.
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by fasteo 10y ago
OP here. I have read Josh Mitteldorf blog[1] in the past, but was completely unaware of his line of reasoning regarding aging. This sentence[2] caught my attention: Genes are turned on that destroy us with inflammation and cell senescence
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Biomarkers and ageing: The clock-watcher(nature.com)
3 points by fasteo 10y ago|1 comments
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by fasteo 10y ago
alt https://github.com/session-replay-tools/tcpcopy
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by fasteo 10y ago
Off topic, but when I read about nano engines, mitochondria come to my mind. A nano power generator that has been working millions of years to power humanity. This video[1] is a wonderful visual explanation. [1] https://www.youtu
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by fasteo 10y ago
I find it quite surprising that "tabata protocol" is not mentioned in the article or in the study[1]. For reference, this is the seminal work about high intensity interval training [2] [1] It appears as a reference though (ref 28.
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by fasteo 11y ago
>>> Gilgamesh Great pointer. thanks.
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by fasteo 11y ago
>>>> To me, that is priceless. Honest request: Could you elaborate this idea a bit ? I find it very intriguing; investing so much time of your limited time on earth so that random people will be able to find your name and read y
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by fasteo 11y ago
Not quite. I suggest that a CEO should assume his responsibilities. He is quick to trash Bob[1] several times, but I see assumption of any responsibility at all. [1] Despite our note to all employees to come into the office urgently, Bob,
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by fasteo 11y ago
Am I the only one to think that all this narrative to blame Bob is pathetic ? This is pure and simple Mr. Voorhees (CEO) incompetency. After all, Bob is a criminal and he was just doing his "job".
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by fasteo 11y ago
I have been diagnosed with a genetic incurable disease 8-10 years ago. Plenty of time to think about these issues. I am ready to die. Do not fear death so much but rather the inadequate life
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by fasteo 11y ago
>>> There is no point in arguing with them logically Viewing his reply confirms this. Once again, you are right. Godspeed Pieter.
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by fasteo 11y ago
Sorry, can't compute this. And I mean it.
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by fasteo 11y ago
I find this anger against death weird. We are alive because we are not death. Death is part of our lives and we should accept it without the drama, just like Peter is doing.
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by fasteo 11y ago
If you want a deeper, more serious view of the potato diet and its possible mechanism of action, check our Richard Nilokey's blog. A good starting point would be [1]. [1] https://freetheanimal.com/2016/02/the-
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by fasteo 11y ago
I am a happy user of duplicity [1]. Discussed here [2]. Some comparison with Arq here [3]. It is more oriented towards servers and system administrators, but works pretty well and has a similar feature set. [1] http://duplicity.n
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by fasteo 11y ago
Difficult to describe. Malaise is the closest word I can find to describe the feeling.
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by fasteo 11y ago
"Kasitas" is slang for "Casita", which means "little home" in Spanish
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by fasteo 11y ago
>>> 'real food' is a term that means nothing. Please see my post above. >>> you're simplifying to the point where you aren't any help at all. Completely possible. It has helped me tremendously though.
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by fasteo 11y ago
>>> avoid planning macros contrary to your appetite signals This. Same for planning ahead gym workouts.
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by fasteo 11y ago
I did macro tracking a couple of years. At the end, "listening to your body" is just a unconscious way to track macros.

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