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by fasteo 12y ago
I am still amazed that this product is attracting some much attention. This product is crap, born out of plain gross ignorance. - Completely useless source of Vitamin D (D2 instead of D3). - All K1, nothing of K2. - Alpha-tocopherol as the
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by fasteo 12y ago
An order of magnitude less than any framework you have in your mind
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by fasteo 12y ago
As a sidenote, openresty (nginx+lua) is probably one of the most underrated technologies we have available nowadays. In my experience, every webapp can offload a ton of work(1) to openresty. The lua code is usually much simpler that the equ
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by fasteo 12y ago
The only problem I see here is that yours: You wanted customers to discover bugs but you didn´t think that this would cost you money. As I see it, paying $400 a month for a "bug discovery" service is not that bad if it helps to im
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by fasteo 12y ago
Apple is buying this thing in no time
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by fasteo 12y ago
Not sure what´s the point here, but some notes to open the discussion: - All these correlations are based on the same population (namely, US population); so it´s kind of "normal" to get them. - If this to disqualify the scientists
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by fasteo 13y ago
Sountrack is outstanding. Great work.
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by fasteo 13y ago
This is THE hardest problem to solve in a biotech start-up. In the mitochondrial field, companies are going through orphan-drug designation and fast-track approval processes. This is probably to only advantage researching for niche - rare -
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by fasteo 13y ago
Take a look here http://www.longecity.org/forum/page/index.html/_/feature/res... We (longecity members) founded this project out of our pockets a few months ago. I am sure Dr. Matthew 'Oki&#x27
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by fasteo 13y ago
I meant "1 in 1000 people with disease have a mitochondrial cause". There are many diferrent figures as "mitochondrial disease" is a broad term, but check these out: http://ije.oxfordjournals.org/content&
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by fasteo 13y ago
Not so, numbers are being revised from 1:10.000 to as low as 1:1.000 Then, we have anti-aging. Big business here. Mitochondria is key. Then, we have diseases with secondary mitochondrial dysfunction. Again, big business (Alzheimer, Type 2 d
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by fasteo 13y ago
Well said, I thought HN were only for geeks, but you clearly have a solid biology background. I agree that faulty mitochondria will break homeostasis and from this point on, the problem is unsolvable. But homeostasis will break because: 1.
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by fasteo 13y ago
This is a wise move. Let me suggest the mitochondrion as the main target to explore: - In a very simple but accurate analogy, a computer will not work properly - if at all - if the power is not coming. You can have the best hardware; you ca
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by fasteo 13y ago
http://www.backblaze.com/
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by fasteo 13y ago
Fair enough, but I see cell biology advances as a by-product of cancer research as in "how does this cancerous cell react to this candidate drug ?" instead of "why does a healthy cell go havoc ? Why is the immune system unabl
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by fasteo 13y ago
It´s kind of natural for me. I am a geek and I have a genetic disease that is slowly destroying my body. I find lots of similarities between us/computers and god/humans. I am not a religious - in the strict sense - person, but the
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by fasteo 13y ago
You are right for the wrong reason. The problem with cancer research is that we are trying to solve an unsolvable problem, wasting disproportionate amounts of money. In some sense, cancer is a symptom of a body gone havoc. Research should b
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by fasteo 13y ago
It is a Spanish premium subscription number. To subscribe you need to opt-in, either by web (getting a PIN code you need to enter to confirm the subscription) or by SMS (You need to confirm by replying to a free message from the short code)
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by fasteo 13y ago
You bought it for fun and now you find yourself clueless about it ? Let it expire
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by fasteo 13y ago
As it seems that you do not have the guts to leave the company you will need to try to change it from the inside. This is what I did: Find 2-3 people like you in the company. Make sure they are all respected people within their teams. Imple
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by fasteo 13y ago
Great, expanding crap-food to the open source world.
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by fasteo 13y ago
DNS made easy has both public presets for common platforms (Heroku, Blogger, etc) and private presets you can define. Also, when adding a new domain you can copy the records from another domain in your account check this: http://help.dnsma
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by fasteo 14y ago
safe as in "you are not going to die tomorrow", probably yes. safe as in "healthy for your long-term health", definitively no. We already made this mistake in the past. After the discovery of the macros (protein, carbs and fats) some people
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by fasteo 14y ago
Not what you are asking, but save you some money and get some IKEA DIY stand-up desk. Been using it for about a year. for example, http://lukethomas.com/100-dollar-ikea-stand-up-desk/