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The only crypto that has transitioned from GPU to ASIC is bitcoin, but that comes after many years of GPU-based mining operations. Regarding the rest of cryptos, the vast majority is still being mined with GPUs, including Ethereum.
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more like a patient... :P
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Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, AI, self-driving cars... good (and profitable) times for GPU manufacturers. Nvidia stock (NASDAQ:NVDA) is x4 in the last year and probably will continue escalating..
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1st in my list is React Boilerplate... https://github.com/mxstbr/react-boilerplate
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> I feel like I am constantly tired even if I get 8 hours. This is a classic symptom of hypothyroidism, maybe you should get your thyroid checked.
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> Build something. After this, which is IMO the only valid answer, we could talk about web devs with degree looking for jobs at startups founded by self-taught web devs without degree...
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> It's the modern variation of Ford's apocryphal "if I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses." This x100 times. After building several B2B products I've found that the most success
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React Stockcharts – Highly customizable stock charts built with React.js and D3
(rrag.github.io)
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I guess there was also hatred for the English and the Spaniards the first time they put their feet on american soil...
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The best MacBook Pro alternatives now that Apple ruined everything
(bgr.com)
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> I don't draw the conclusion from your second link that it is "well known". Then it must be a cultural thing... =) If you read the first sentence in the abstract you can read: "Throughout history, many different cu
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> But those properties may not be relevant to you when consuming garlic anyway. Many of this properties are well known (not so well understood). I posted a random quick example, but there are also studies in vivo (rodent models and human
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Sorry, I meant "active compound"... > Your own wikipedia link does not say eating garlic is helpful to humans. As you may know, you shouldn't look in wikipedia for that kind of information... here you go: "Recent stu
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If you lose allicin you lose some nice properties (antimicrobial, antiinflammatory, etc): https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10594976
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> "if you put some berries in a blender and drink it, you're getting entirely different nutrition from eating the berries raw!" That second one is a bit of a strawman, but it shows how absurd claims that crushing or grind
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Inside Uber’s Plan to Take Over the Skies with Flying Cars
(wired.com)
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Live video stream from ESA HQ: http://livestream.com/ESA/marsarrival
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Nobel Prize committee gives up trying to contact Bob Dylan
(telegraph.co.uk)
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I'm not saying that it isn't authoritarian (in my Libertarian book most western countries including the US and most of the supranational EU organisms are authoritarian to some degree)... I'm saying that "authoritarian&qu
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I'm puzzled because the power to tag someone as a "dictator" comes from some journos at TheEconomist (the company who builds the ranking which feeds the bot)... Meanwhile the rest of the world does business as usual with what
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So, according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy_Index (source for this bot), China is an authoritarian regime and Xi Jinping is a "dictator"? https://www.facebook.com/zuck/posts&
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Happy Papertrail customer here... We use https://github.com/gliderlabs/logspout to forward all our docker logs to Papertrail... it's like you are watching your nodejs services running in your terminal. Seamless ex
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You've got a problem with the naked domain redirects http://zappa.io https://zappa.io/
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Have you seen https://github.com/silvermine/serverless-plugin-write-env-va... ?
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The unproven science that could propel our children into space (2014)
(boingboing.net)
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Interesting, so sama is a prepper... and he knows that gold will be the only thing with some value left after a financial armaggedon...
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I've been on bodybuilding.com for many years... yes, there are thousands of bro-science meatheads there, but also valid people, with valid advice. For instance Jim Stopanni is a research fellow at Yale University School of Medicine...
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> You have to build the habit of working out from now on for the rest of your life if you want the results to stay. This. It's a lifestyle. There are no shortcuts or miracle plans. Just do it for fun and for the overall health ben
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Let's hope some of the people from the Q&A session will be banned from getting a ticket to Mars, or soon we'll make humans a specie of multiplanetary idiots.
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Yes, cardio and anaerobic (weight lifting, etc) works wonders... but don't do it at the end of the day (10PM or even later) because you'll also have problems sleeping. Post-work out insomnia is a very common problem. (IMO the be
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