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by fasteo 12y ago
I usually do "CTRL-r ssh" to accomplish this. Maybe not as complete, but enough for me.
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by fasteo 12y ago
In other forums, I have proposed to use DNP as a treatment for my condition (mitochondrial myopathy) and I am happy to see that there are lines of research looking into this. Using DNP to treat disease is scary with a reason; due to its nar
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by fasteo 12y ago
Thanks for sharing your experience. I don't expect a miracle here, but everything counts. In this direction, Omega-3 supplementation was great to reduce the "hyper" side of his ADHD. Sadly, it did nothing for his focus. He is
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by fasteo 12y ago
Nope. Worth doing ? Incidentally, I did the 23andme test and I have just checked mine[1]: A1298C: no SNP of MTHFR C677T: heterozygous for MTHFR [1] http://blog.stickyrice.net/archives/2013/decode-23andme-for-...
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by fasteo 12y ago
Actually, we did try GAPS for a couple of weeks with no results at all and the burden and family stress was just too high. My son - as many ADHD kids due to their lack of impulse control - had an extremely sweet tooth and it was just imposs
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by fasteo 12y ago
thanks. check your inbox.
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by fasteo 12y ago
Should not you add a 5th option "None of the above" to know the total poll population ? I was looking for such an option, as none of the four statements apply to me.
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by fasteo 12y ago
Sorry, maybe OT: Does anybody here has empirical experience with ADHD and the supposed connection with gluten sensitivity [1] ? I have a kid with severe ADHD and I have been always reluctant to try a gluten-free diet, but the truth is that
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by fasteo 12y ago
And then, you need to add another dimension: 5% to 8% of our DNA in from viruses that once infected us [1] [1] http://phenomena.nationalgeographic.com/2015/02/01/our-inner...
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by fasteo 12y ago
I spent more time and care speccing out my personal computers than I did buying my home LOL, I can relate. Good one.
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by fasteo 12y ago
Terms of use, Rights you license[1] (emphasis mine) "In order for us to provide you with our file transfer service we require you to grant us licences in respect of the files you wish to transfer. Specifically, when you upload a file t
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by fasteo 12y ago
Redis can behave as a message queue, but it is somehow more complex than a blocking pop. antirez wrote a nice article[1] about it, and I believe RestMQ[2] uses this approach. [1] http://oldblog.antirez.com/post/250 [2]
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by fasteo 12y ago
Oddly enough, I was put on Tetracycline to slow down the progression of my mitochondrial disease, i.e, Tetracycline also offers some protection to the mitochondria. [1] http://www.neurology.org/content/68/14/1
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by fasteo 12y ago
MongoDB seems to be a love/hate relation. I haven't used it myself, but I found this article[1] very useful. My conclusion is that MongoDB works, but you need to understand it and take some time to plan the deployment. [1] https:
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by fasteo 12y ago
Some standalone performance numbers [1] Note also that it is being integrated into tarantool [2], a really nice piece of software [1] http://sphia.org/pv12.html [2] http://tarantool.org/
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by fasteo 12y ago
metafraud, interesting concept
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by fasteo 12y ago
Chill out dude; it's only a browser.
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by fasteo 12y ago
Cotton candy [1] has been around for some years. This looks pretty similar. [1] http://www.fxitech.com/
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Radical idea: long term memory is not stored in synapses(eurekalert.org)
1 points by fasteo 12y ago|0 comments
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Why BulletProof Diet/Coffee is based on a fraud(scienceofrunning.com)
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by fasteo 12y ago
Y combinator is taking a 7% [1] and giving 120K. A good starting point for you specific case. [1] http://blog.ycombinator.com/the-new-deal
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by fasteo 12y ago
I did, paying a huge premium to have it shipped to Spain. Did nothing for me. But my point is not about the coffee per se; it's ignoring two big cofounders what really bothers me.
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by fasteo 12y ago
This reminds me to David Asprey: my coffee will give you unlimited energy ... Ohh by the way, I am on modafinil and HRT, but it's the coffee that is working the magic here. It is very basic not to eat sugar .... Ohh by the way, I am ta
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by fasteo 12y ago
upvote for the bacon. I am afraid that taxes would be a boomerang is this case. The industry will just lower production costs to offset the taxes. Lowering the costs meaning that crap food will be crapier and here we go again...
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by fasteo 12y ago
Couldn´t agree more, but how do you convince millions of people to change their diet with the promise that it will reduce their health problems in 20-30 years, saving their country billions of dollar a year in health care costs ?
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by fasteo 12y ago
The pill[1] [1] https://www.fightaging.org/archives/2014/12/and-if-the-resea...
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by fasteo 12y ago
I wouldn´t say that it is silly. Rather, it is just pragmatic. Obesity costs billions of dollars per year and, sadly, only a pill can stop this.
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by fasteo 12y ago
I don´t think the article is proposing "the more, the better". Rather, it is emphasizing that muscle mass is much more that pure force production or aesthetics in that it plays a key role in maintaining a healthy metabolism. Reply
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The underappreciated role of muscle in health and disease [pdf](ajcn.nutrition.org)
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by fasteo 12y ago
That's true, but the motivations here are quite different. I wouldn't go to a lab just to check if I am properly recovered from a workout [1] or to check if the kids have the flu. [1] that's assuming that a free testosterone

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