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by fasteo 12y ago
That´s usually the case if you post poorly written questions, both in content and form, to SO. This is actually a good thing for you, as it forces you to think harder about the problem. And don´t be afraid of SO users. They are there to hel
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by fasteo 12y ago
You are assuming - big assumption - that the product is not the problem, but a 100% churn rate for 50-60 users makes me suspicious about the product itself. Then, right off the bat, you have started blaming your co-founder for a failed prod
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by fasteo 12y ago
You should post this question to stackoverflow.com
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by fasteo 12y ago
Maybe it is [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5ihMP-I3l8
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by fasteo 12y ago
Reality Surpasses Fiction and this was close enough. Inside the Paleo movement there is a "cold therapy" trend. Its main contributor is Ray Cronise. You can watch a TED talk [1] and visit his web site [2]. His latest contribution
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by fasteo 12y ago
tl;dr Distributed systems don´t work as advertised; not even close
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by fasteo 12y ago
Same in Spanish
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by fasteo 12y ago
"How can you tell a programmer from a musician? Ask them what C# is." LOL
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by fasteo 12y ago
Why do think it is dubios ? This is a honest question.
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by fasteo 12y ago
Mr. Schwarzenegger is a clever and laser focused guy, that´s for sure, but this story is a complete rationalization of past memories. "Seven sins of memory" by Daniel L. Schacter is a great book to read if you are interested in th
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by fasteo 12y ago
As the study points out, there are many confounding variables here. Apart from the chosen population (people going to fertility clinics), sperm quality is heavily influenced by lifestyle (physical activity, diet, air pollution, etc). Nevert
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by fasteo 12y ago
I am a happy user of ElasticSearch I always thought that it would pass the "Call me maybe" test with flying colors...Well, not
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by fasteo 12y ago
+1 the new UI is a mess. They don´t seem to realize that function over form is what we expect from services like this. Their IOS app is quite good though. Every time I get an alert, I go directly to my Iphone
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by fasteo 12y ago
It is generally not worthwhile, but in some cases it might be interesting. For example, if you commute a lot to your customer offices, in case of a car accident your rehab will be covered by the additional quota. Otherwise, you are on your
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by fasteo 12y ago
330 EUR/month gives you additional coverage in case of illness. But yes, you can get away with 260 EUR/month. Yes, new law. For new autonomos only. The cut is not linear. I believe you have to pay 50 EUR/month first 6 months,
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by fasteo 12y ago
Indeed. Madrid and Barcelona rates are up to 30% higher than in the rest of Spain. Cost of living is higher as well. Then we have a second group: Valencia, Bilbao, Sevilla, Malaga with somehow higher rates. And then the rest of Spain.
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by fasteo 12y ago
I am also from Spain, and this info is misleading: 1. 21% is VAT. You hourly rate must be always VAT excluded. 2. I suppose you are referring to the "cuota de autonomos". This is 330 euro/month. New freelancers can get a cut
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by fasteo 12y ago
How is this diferrent from http://www.mailgun.com ?
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by fasteo 12y ago
I will always remember the nights I spent reading Norton books to write my first (and only) TSR (Terminate and State Resident) program: Upon detecting a floppy disk inserted in A: or B: it would ask for a password before granting access. Ah
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by fasteo 12y ago
I just inferred it from your post, as you don´t explicitly say anything about protein. "exercise purely for the sake of weight loss". I agree here, but "weight loss" is very misleading. We should always talk about "
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by fasteo 12y ago
You only mention that you have lost 50 lbs in 3 months, but what were your starting weight,height,age and bodyfat % ? Looking at this regime, I find it extremely unhealthy (ephedrine,yohimbine, exercise optional, insufficient protein?). Alt
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by fasteo 12y ago
Just ordered one for Spain. They do ship internationally.
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by fasteo 12y ago
Beautifully written. Exactly how I feel nowadays, but every time I think about it, the great Walter White comes to my mind: We are not doing it for our families; we are doing it because we f cking like what we do, we feel f cking alive do
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by fasteo 12y ago
"per user". The problem "per usage" is that most of the time the potential customer does not have a clue about what his usage will be, shifting his mind from "should I sign up ?" to "I need first to calcu
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by fasteo 12y ago
Have you considered mailgun ? It is rock solid and affordable
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by fasteo 12y ago
This is sadly true. Replacing equals things here: crap food replaced by a crap supplement (or meal replacement or whatever). You are right here and I am out of arguments in this direction. I really mean it.
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by fasteo 12y ago
Case in point to show how I use supplements: My kids won´t take liver, no matter how hard I try to "hide" it. So, I give them 1/4 teaspoon per week of cod liver oil (green pastures, fermented). Again, it´s not the supplements
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by fasteo 12y ago
Great review. I should have pointed out that we are talking about healthy subjects here. People with anemia should take iron supplements. I am with you here. Same for people with severe vit D. deficiency. In this case, any form of vit. D wi
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by fasteo 12y ago
True. In my case, I enjoy shopping at farmer´s market. It is a great time for my family and my kids really enjoy it. Note that I am not against eliminating boredom from food. I am against a poorly designed product that cannot possibly repla
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by fasteo 12y ago
Correction: "Their CEO states that he has been doing it for months". That´s why "metabolic wards" were invented for: Clinical trials with diets are extremely difficult to control.

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