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Six reasons the Jedi could be villains(screenrant.com)
3 points by fasteo 12y ago|1 comments
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by fasteo 12y ago
Don´t miss the last one. Hilarious.
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by fasteo 12y ago
Chart author disclaimer [1]: "Yes, I'm aware correlation ≠ causation. The results are hilarity incarnate regardless of causality. You can stop sending me email about this distinction. Thanks." You are welcome and thanks; you
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by fasteo 12y ago
Thanks a lot. I am now viewing all the available sample pages. This is a goldmine. I will print some of them and show them to my son´s teachers.
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by fasteo 12y ago
As smeyer pointed out, email address is not public. I have updated my about field with my email address
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by fasteo 12y ago
didn´t know this. thanks for noting.
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by fasteo 12y ago
They have addressed this in the updates page but frankly, I am now lost: "We make no secret in saying that our insanely small Neutrons are made possible with Intel's ultra-small form factor NUC boards. We are working directly with
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by fasteo 12y ago
Sure, send me an email (check my profile page) and I will keep you updated.
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by fasteo 12y ago
Great pointer. I have just contacted them about shipping to Spain. Finger crossed. Thanks so much.
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Ask HN: Where to get Finnish math books
7 points by fasteo 12y ago|12 comments
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by fasteo 12y ago
Reading further about its mechanism of action[1], it seems like it decouples the electron transport chain. There are other substances (for example, the famous DNP fat burner) that do this was well, and they all seems to have a narrow therap
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The Arsenic Eaters of Styria(ultimatehistoryproject.com)
49 points by fasteo 12y ago|4 comments
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by fasteo 12y ago
How is this different from an Intel NUC ?
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by fasteo 12y ago
I have a chronic disease that require regular check ups. My neuro, a very experienced lady, always tells me that she can instantly spot when a patient is taking a generic. I have always thought that she was showing off. Well, maybe not.
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by fasteo 12y ago
Note that this is fairly common in rodent models for human diseases [1], but as the referenced article says: "Less than Perfect, Still Invaluable". I guess the same applies here. [1] http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/
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by fasteo 12y ago
44, CTO of my own little IT company. Mostly managing. Some coding - backend - in Java and Lua. Missing Turbo Pascal days.
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On Golf balls, pebbles, sand and beer(martin-juhl.dk)
1 points by fasteo 12y ago|0 comments
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Giant Bug(github.com)
2 points by fasteo 12y ago|0 comments
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by fasteo 12y ago
Just for reference (I did not know about it) Betteridge's Law: "Any headline which ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no." [1] [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_law_of_he
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by fasteo 12y ago
Sure it doesn´t. I wasn´t trying to prove anything, but to show that smaller governments are as corrupt as larger ones. At least in Spain, all those smaller governments - Comunidades autonomonas - are severely corrupted (Valencia, Andaluc
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by fasteo 12y ago
So true
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by fasteo 12y ago
Maybe, but not the case for Catalonia[1] [1] http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-08-14/ex-catalan-leader-p...
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by fasteo 12y ago
This is called "Nutritional epidemiology"[1] and there are quite a few really big studies already done about this[2][3] Technology and big data would make them easier to do, but not sure whether you were thinking along this line o
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by fasteo 12y ago
Sure it is. Not only for this IQ and longevity thing, but for a myriad of health benefits[1] The sun has made life possible in this planet and our body has evolved to use it for its own benefit. [1] http://www.vitamindcouncil.org
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by fasteo 12y ago
I didn´t say that Sergio´s article was more balanced. I said that reading both articles will let you form a more balanced view of the whole issue. Note that I am with Catalonians when they ask for more money from the central goverment; th
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by fasteo 12y ago
Great about page
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by fasteo 12y ago
Great comment. You can never go wrong with exercise; that´s for sure. But I wanted to comment in the activated Vitamin D. People with CKD get this form of vitamin D because their kidneys cannot build it (the last hydroxylation step occurs i
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by fasteo 12y ago
Be sure to check-out IronWorker [1] http://www.iron.io/worker
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by fasteo 12y ago
Too bad that I don´t have it. It you have a 23andme.com account, you can check it by browsing your genetic raw data and searching for SNP rs9536314. TT is the normal one. I got this one. GT is the one this article talks about.
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by fasteo 12y ago
As much sympathy that I have for Catalonians, this article is good old propaganda, full of myths, half-truths and blatant lies. Do yourself a favor and read both Liz´s and Sergio´s articles to get a more balanced view of this - really compl

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