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by itchyouch 2y ago
I wonder if they have enough 2 digit letters to expand their usages. Perhaps American Airlines could have both AA & AB, so they would then have 20k flight numbers to use?
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by itchyouch 2y ago
It's metabolic dysfunction at its core. Optimizing the electron transport chain via supplements like CoQ10 (Ubiquinol more bioavailable), Benfotiamine (b1 form), Nicotinamide Riboside (b3 form) are extremely helpful. That's the re
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by itchyouch 2y ago
I like to add that the reason why the carnivore diet seems to work really well is a couple of things. - compliance is straightforward - on average, will tick all the boxes for nutritional needs. (ie. vegans eating only oreos would not be v
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by itchyouch 2y ago
Outside of switching things up like using glass containers, enabling the body to detoxify itself and repair itself by ensuring that it gets adequate nutrition (daily) and exercise is the key. But for a simple pill solution, consume sulfur.
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by itchyouch 2y ago
The challenge with medicine, if one is dealing with a known condition, there's a known intervention. And Any number of simple and straightforward tests will make it easy. It's with the unknown conditions, that doesn't fall i
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by itchyouch 2y ago
I've realized similarly and by being "blessed" with very low-grade chronic conditions (family of diabetics, fatigue), I've created my own low grade insurance policy by creating lifestyle interventions in nutrition and ex
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by itchyouch 2y ago
I'm a fan of most of this advice here. Also, as someone with ADHD, I'd also add to this advice some concrete suggestions that have been very helpful for me. Regarding Point 1 & 4) As someone who's a been following the he
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by itchyouch 2y ago
You're right that they don't talk about cognitive functions. That's only when looking at these personality traits as a categorization of the outputs, which would feel like arbitrary curve fitting. To be more nuanced, the unde
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by itchyouch 2y ago
Adding liquidity means to place an order that sits on the book while removing liquidity means to execute against an order that's already resting on the book.
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by itchyouch 2y ago
I used to store secrets in the FS, and was told the best practice was env vars. Now it's not env vars. What is it then?
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by itchyouch 2y ago
There's a lot of FUD in "uninformed decisions" Not sure what you're talking about with covid tests. People either had it or didn't. The decision making process was straightforward. Rest and isolate, or treat somet
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by itchyouch 2y ago
Trump runs exactly on that platform. (I was super surprised actually. ) Dave Chapelle had a really compelling point about why people love Trump. (I don't support him, but describing the observation) At the debates, Trump vs Clinton: T:
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by itchyouch 2y ago
Regarding the sports or performance trim, I feel that it's a price anchoring tactic for margin. They painfully neuter the bottom trim to be able to advertise "starting at" with the most top end model. Then they lock all the d
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by itchyouch 2y ago
Give it to someone like Google and I’m sure every corporate ceo will demand that Google.com loads from their infrastructure.
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by itchyouch 2y ago
It’s not a logical argument, but if we only take the part about the transition to https, the difference was that https and http coexisted with mostly full compatibility to go between the 2 for its whole life. And it lives at layer 4. A more
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by itchyouch 2y ago
The dotted quad notation is just a human readable notation. You can’t just add another octet willy nilly. That’s exactly what ipv6 did. They added an extra 12 octets, but used hex notation (0-F) to shorten the number of characters for huma
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by itchyouch 2y ago
Wealthy folks aren't diversified, because they have _control_ (and knowledge) over their particular investment (ie company founders). Stock investors do not have the luxury of control, thus they must diversify. And generally that'
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by itchyouch 2y ago
Because the outcomes are disproportionate (aids vs non-aids) doesn't abdicate things from being stupid or not stupid.
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by itchyouch 3y ago
The challenge with metrics is Goodhart's law. The way it applies to companies, we can state that <whatever>-ism is solved because we reached some metric. So I'm not sure we can close up shop on an <ism> issue after win
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by itchyouch 3y ago
Steven pinker has a TED talk about the ambiguity of language. And he makes a compelling point that the ambiguity in language is actually a feature, rather than a bug. The reason being that the ambiguity allows for the renegotiation of relat
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by itchyouch 3y ago
Comedians practice and code review their art with each other. And in review, they critique and improve their performances. the performance is probably the last 10% that takes another 90% of the time to master. So I get why most folks woul
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by itchyouch 3y ago
Funny story. When my friend started playing minesweeper, I would go to his computer and clear out all of his scores by editing in my scores as "beating" him. Being super competitive, in order not to lose to me, he became a fiend
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by itchyouch 3y ago
There was nothing to bluff. The employees would've been hired by Microsoft and OpenAI the company would've had nothing but sourcecode and some infrastructure. They would've gone down quickly.
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by itchyouch 3y ago
I get the impression based on Altman's history as CEO then ousted from both YCombinator and OpenAI, that he must be a brilliant, first-impression guy with the chops to back things up for a while until folks get tired of the way he does
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by itchyouch 3y ago
I'd like to argue that it is possible to fight the balance game to an extent. I've also fought a similar battle to you in a similar manner by "fix everything according to best practices." When it comes to supplements and
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by itchyouch 3y ago
As someone with a real Rx for ADHD/Narcolepsy, I noticed the same thing after several years. After being on it for ~5 years it lost its magic and efficacy, so I ended up introducing lifestyle changes in the form of a 5-color-a-day smoo
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by itchyouch 3y ago
To address your latter point, realtors absolutely bring value to a transaction. The world isn’t quite as black or white. What is up for debate and highly contested is whether the commissions collected are commensurate with that value. The o
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by itchyouch 3y ago
I worked for a dial-up ISP that was going out of business and their last hurrah was selling renting servers doling out clean IPs from their /16 blocks so the clients could spam like crazy. Then we encountered these spammers were willin
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by itchyouch 3y ago
Cars are getting uniformly heavier for safety crash testing regulations. Larger crumple zones, reinforced side impact bars, etc. And they are getting more aerodynamic for the gas mileage requirements regulations….
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by itchyouch 3y ago
The desert may have unlimited power with the sun, but they don't have easy access to water. Moreso, the opportunities exist in the coasts as that's where the inertia of import/export of both goods and humans are.

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