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by fasteo 5y ago
"Rather, Bohra engaged in illegal insider trading in advance of 11 straight earnings announcements" If he made 11 consecutive trades, he didn't need any insider info, or am I mising something here ?
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by fasteo 5y ago
Doctor Alan Green[1] would disagree [1] https://rapamycintherapy.com/
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by fasteo 5y ago
That's seem to be the case [1] "Therefore, it's in the scammers' best interest to minimize the number of false positives who cost them effort but never send them cash. By sending an initial email that's obvious in i
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by fasteo 5y ago
>>> And my mother as always was there to help This sums up pretty nicely the memories I have from my mum. She passed away way too early at 54 and reading this sentence brought her back to my mind.
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by fasteo 5y ago
For those - I was one - doubting that breathing can have any effect in brain activity, you would be surprised to know that voluntary hyperventilation is a common tool to diagnose epilepsy[1]. My kid went through a battery of tests that incl
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by fasteo 5y ago
I wholeheartedly recommend "The hungry brain" [1] for a fascinating view on obesity, brain and genes. This is not to say that your post suggest that obesity is just "laziness". On the contrary, I wouldn't have recom
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by fasteo 5y ago
Having worked with them in the past - long time ago, like 25 years ago - their business model goes like this: 1. Great insurance policy for the upper management: "Project failed ? Not my fault for sure: I hired the best and spent a hug
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by fasteo 5y ago
No offense whatsoever, but after reading this I was expecting to see a true rockstar CV, but that's no the case. You are brave, tough. And I mean if the most positive way.
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by fasteo 6y ago
Related: mailgun’s gubernator[1]. No redis. [1] https://www.mailgun.com/blog/gubernator-cloud-native-distrib...
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by fasteo 6y ago
It is ironic that both raptorjit and moonjit were forked to continue luajit development, and now both repos are inactive while luajit repo is active again, with the one and only Mike Pall coordinating all the commits moonjit: Sep 23, 2020 r
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Troubling “Eek” variant found in most Tokyo hospital Covid cases(reuters.com)
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by fasteo 6y ago
Related - and maybe off-topic. I have never participated in any change.org campaign for a similar reason: You cannot sign to oppose, so you end up with an extremely distorted view of a given matter.
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by fasteo 6y ago
I don't see how, at least in Spain. Most of the home mortgages are indexed to the one-year Euribor. As I write, it is at -0,5%, so to get paid, you should have a mortgage with an interest rate less than euribor+0,5%, something that I h
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by fasteo 6y ago
Thanks for the pointer to Express API Gateway. A took a look at Krakend a while back, and it didn't seem to support it either [1] [1] https://github.com/devopsfaith/krakend/issues/274
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by fasteo 6y ago
Maybe Off-topic. Any product supporting API Keys (ala github personal access tokens) out of the box ? In our case, we are only interested in a service to service scenario. A couple of examples that don't: Keycloak requires some coding
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by fasteo 6y ago
If I am understanding you well, fanout[1] will serve this purpose [1] https://fanout.io/
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by fasteo 6y ago
I saw this as an advantage though. They do not have whale customers bringing a significant % of their revenue. I see lower risk here "Our average revenue per customer (which we refer to as ARPU) has increased significantly, from $35.97
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by fasteo 6y ago
AFAIK, microk8s uses a similar - but not this - form of distributed sqlite. Specifically, it uses dqlite[1] "a C library that implements an embeddable and replicated SQL database engine with high-availability and automatic failover.&qu
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by fasteo 6y ago
>>> Your BF's doctor is uninformed and offering bad advice. I wouldn't go that far. In your n=1 case it seems clear that not monitoring PSA would have been an error, but there exists a debate on the risk/benefit of t
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by fasteo 6y ago
Surprised that EXRX exercise database[1] has not been mentioned as a page with similar goals. They have been around since 1999, and the site is a gold mine for everything exercise related Darebee video library is good as well [2], and the s
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by fasteo 6y ago
Not directly. Of course I always have the best interests of my patients in mind, but, you know, it's not like they'll pay more if I prescribe Lexapro instead of Zoloft. They won't come back more often or refer more friends.
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by fasteo 6y ago
>>>> Possible toxicity of something that we deem safe could be an explanation. Probably a minor contributor. As the paper states: According to Lokeshwar, potential causes for these declines could be increased obesity/BMI,
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by fasteo 6y ago
From the report "The most distinctive clinical aspects of the illnesses were the nature of the onset and the initial features: the sudden onset of a perceived loud sound, a sensation of intense pressure or vibration in the head, and pa
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by fasteo 6y ago
>>> It is an odd artifact of history that private markets have zero liquidity This is formally true, but in practice, not so. I have invested in a bunch of private equities funds over the last 8-10 years and the average life of an
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by fasteo 6y ago
Still not good models for human diseases. From the article you linked “ Regarding experiments on mice, some researchers have complained that "years and billions of dollars have been wasted following false leads" as a result of a p
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by fasteo 6y ago
It reminds me of a ZX Spectrum "cassette interface" [1]. Great memories [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLy9_jkqxzc
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by fasteo 6y ago
Not referring to addictive behavior, but to the one a day glass of wine.
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by fasteo 6y ago
From the paper: "To induce alcohol dependence, we used the two bottle choice - chronic intermittent ethanol vapor exposure (2BC-CIE) paradigm" Is this pure ethanol ? If so, conclusions about wine and health do not apply here. Wine
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by fasteo 6y ago
Let's assume this is true. Is this good, neutral or bad for Airbnb IPO ? It seems pretty bad, but then, if lots of hotel chains crash, demand for Airbnb may actually go up. What's your take ?
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by fasteo 6y ago
>>> So yes, more risks are being taken, but they are financial, not clinical. Great point

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