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by fasteo 3y ago
There is no way you are using high-quality routes for the "lowest price"[1] (just checked some random countries I have direct experience with) Spain 0.0094 Italy 0.0159 Germany 0.0198 Most likely, your upstream providers are using
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by fasteo 3y ago
There isn't a yes/no answer for this. The disease has no cure and it is progressive, so saying that it worked for me means that it helps me in my day-to-day (fatigue level, vitality, post-exercise recovery, etc), but that's i
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by fasteo 3y ago
Mitoq failed as a therapeutic option for primary mitochondrial disease. Now, it is sold OTC. As a patient with primary’s mitochondrial disease I have tried mitoq several times. Other than placebo effect, it did not work for me
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by fasteo 3y ago
>>> No one inside or outside the team seems to be batting an eyelid about this So, everything looks good from a org stand point. Maybe you are looking at the wrong metric, or maybe you are not a good fit for them.
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by fasteo 3y ago
>>> But melting ice in the world at large drives researchers like Steffensen to continue the arduous work of both drilling ice and investigating what secrets lie within. With global average temperatures climbing toward 1.5 °C above
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by fasteo 3y ago
Additionally, we assume the attacker can collect measurements from locations of interest directly from the victim when located at specific locations/areas of interest (without revealing the attack) or deploy similar devices and connec
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by fasteo 3y ago
>>> Laronde, a Boston/Cambridge area biotech firm that seems to have had some major problems reproducing the data that helped raise them hundreds of millions of dollars last year VCs: How the hell you put 100MM+ in a company w
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by fasteo 3y ago
Agree, but in that case oral supplementation won't help
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by fasteo 3y ago
Any nutrient deficiency is usually a proxy for a poor diet, or at least a diet lacking some key foods. For taurine, it would be some animal food source, specially molusk/fish.
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by fasteo 3y ago
Looks great. Does it support live updating via websocket/sse ?
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by fasteo 3y ago
My second surname is Arroyo. Probably my ancestors lived near a big creek ;)
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by fasteo 3y ago
Slightly off-topic. "Arroyo" is a Spanish word meaning creek, or stream
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by fasteo 3y ago
I see the "visual" aspect of the low-code movement in the frontend, but not on the backend. For the backend, my pain point is setting up a whole project for a small task (for example, I need to process a webhook from provider X; i
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by fasteo 3y ago
Thanks for the input. I was thinking about some real-time dashboard. Kind of a service status page, but for SLAs.
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Ask HN: How do you measure and report SLA to customers?
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by fasteo 3y ago
Mentioning Openresty[1] (nginx + Lua + LuaJIT) is a must. I have been running production code with Openresty for the last 15 years. Smooth sail. [1] https://openresty.org/en/
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by fasteo 3y ago
>>> Everyone can still use the entire Directus platform for free... unless you (your legal entity) exceed $5,000,000 USD in “total finances” per year is "total finances" the same as "gross revenue" ?
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by fasteo 3y ago
>>> I did not mean to offend you, but can see that I have, and apologize for that. I should have known better. Reading his first comment, there is no way you would have known about his loss.
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by fasteo 3y ago
>>> Not to mention the shear business complexity of what they do. Billing, paying royalties, advertisers, legal compliance etc. Thanks, that was also my guess. Would be interesting to know headcount by department. Hence my question
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by fasteo 3y ago
>>> In January, following similar moves by other tech industry giants, the streaming giant announced it was cutting around 600 jobs out of around 10,000. I would have guessed a total headcount of 2K-3K. Anybody has an idea of the a
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by fasteo 4y ago
If I may ask, how is your diet ?
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by fasteo 4y ago
More to this. Stress drives cortisol drives obesity. This is a well established pathway, at least for some people with increased glucocorticoid sensitivity.
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by fasteo 4y ago
I am also curious
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by fasteo 4y ago
>>> I was probably the only non-hostile one, even friendly, to him at work by that point If you did not help him, this is highly subjective
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by fasteo 4y ago
I make a living sending SMS in Europe (transactional, mostly for banks and insurance companies) and Twilio SMS pricing is extremely expensive for this geo. Even so, they keep losing money. Just made a quick comparison with two competitors
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by fasteo 4y ago
>>> As an early-stage database startup, we entirely deleted our C++ codebase after 7 months of development I would love to hear how you explained this to your investors.
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by fasteo 4y ago
1 point by fasteo 0 minutes ago | next | edit | delete [–] >>> But... The FDA has not approved the use of hydroxychloroquine for treating or preventing COVID-19 in humans. source: It seems that it was approved[1] and later revoked[
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by fasteo 4y ago
>>> It’s now a fact that alcohol has negative effect at any dose Any reference for this ?
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by fasteo 4y ago
Slightly off-topic Just this Christmas I was trying to connect my "portable" (minisforum b550) computer to a portable monitor that only has an USB-C port. So, I would need a HDMI + power to USB-C adapter. I only found the expensiv
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by fasteo 4y ago
> If you’re a Software Engineer/Developer, then consider that a service (at least, for me), is a piece of code running in a live production system, that YOU wrote, only YOU know how it works, thus YOU own. SE owns the code, but SRE

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