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by joveian 10y ago
Even ISPs will do all sorts of obnoxious things like this, although some public wifi is horrible. I got a $15/year ramnode VPS about a year and a half ago and removed all services except ssh on port 80 with chacha/poly1305 and pu
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by joveian 10y ago
1) There is still always the question of where to start when looking at evidence. In terms of the question that started this thread, different people find it worthwhile (or not) to spend time considering particular questions based on past
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by joveian 10y ago
Sound like high risk for low reward, even if they don't figure out that the other people aren't involved which they might. At first I thought you ment like this: http://cyberneticzoo.com/bionics/1940-project-p
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by joveian 10y ago
Does any language have as a feature blocks that you must pass variables to? I tend to prefer larger functions but agree with your point. If I ever write (or extend) a language I am going include huge numbers of ways to make assertions or
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by joveian 10y ago
Thanks, I'll look into it more. I forgot to mention that it does seem like uridine causes increased B vitamin usage so adding an extended release B vitamin at bedtime is an interesting idea.
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by joveian 10y ago
"Not a medication, but a natural neurohormone, melatonin is Nyx in a bottle." So taking a hormone isn't a medication? Not only is it a hormone, but we take it at many times the natural level of that hormone. There are a fe
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by joveian 10y ago
On the suggestion of someone here I tried Phenibut for sleep earlier this year. What I've found with it is that it works best taking it 4-5 days a week with 2-3 days off, otherwise my tolerance builds up. The first day I take it afte
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by joveian 10y ago
"Snap is the equivalent of static linking". So why not statically link? Encouraging software to work with static linking would be helpful for unikernels also. With delta compression, I think my weekly updates on Arch are at leas
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by joveian 10y ago
The link is about change in values; the absolute value is also important.
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by joveian 10y ago
Much nicer article, thanks. Maybe the link and title could be changed to that? Even as clickbait titles go, "Holy Grail" is quite bad.
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by joveian 10y ago
Thanks for the perspective. I haven't investigated that far yet :/. You might be right that it will just be a hard surface when you are laying on it. I have had good results sleeping on hard surfaces using pillows under most of
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by joveian 10y ago
The particular brand I used for a couple of years seems to no longer be in business, but one good option is Mayan hammocks where you sleep perpendicular to how it is hung. Usually they are not fabric, but the threads are thin and close tog
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by joveian 10y ago
Another interesting tuber I just found out about recently (although more popular in some parts of the world) is "Tiger Nuts": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyperus_esculentus
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by joveian 10y ago
Extreme exercise does have negative health effects. Here is one random discussion with some study links (found from a quick search): http://www.drjohnm.org/2012/06/cw-its-settled-long-term-extr...
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by joveian 10y ago
Radley Balko talks about this article and has links to more details of past asset forfeiture abuses in Oklahoma: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-watch/wp/2016/06/08/...
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by joveian 10y ago
If this is a real effect, I wonder how many calories a persona can eat and still get the fasting effect. I have a non-24 hour circadian rhythm (although some thing still seem synchronized to light), which causes all sorts of negative effec
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by joveian 10y ago
I switched due to the SOCKS support in curl. For either one, if you use Firefox the cliget addon is quite handy :). https://github.com/zaidka/cliget
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by joveian 10y ago
"Consumers tell us that they are struggling to remember what is now an average of over 100 passwords in Europe." This is what needs to be fixed; there is no reason for most people to remember more than two passwords for personal u
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by joveian 10y ago
They worked well for me, not eliminating my allergic response but significantly reducing it for about a decade after 2-3 years of shots. Note that the same treatment can be given via drops, a much less expensive option (but still considered
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by joveian 10y ago
It seems unlikely that much of this is actually due to climate change, but rather due to the way forests are managed (although this may be different in Canada where the forest area to people ratio is much higher). I don't have a good
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by joveian 11y ago
Yeah, gnunet.org wins the single highest coolness factor to website quality ratio in my opinion (they have other projects besides GNS that are even less well documented), although there is stiff competition. Here is a short paper on GNS:
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by joveian 11y ago
Is there a canonical safe way to pop up a link in a new tab/window? This seems like a major bug and hopefully browser vendors will fix it quickly.
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by joveian 11y ago
"When Ms. Doe expressed dismay about the unreasonable searches she suffered, a Medical Center employee responded that these procedures were routinely followed when an individual is brought in by CBP agents. The employee also told Ms. D
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by joveian 11y ago
Unfortunately there isn't really one at this point that I know about. There are some in development. The one I am most hopeful about is briar: https://briarproject.org
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by joveian 11y ago
Here is an article that talks about possible mechanisms: http://sci-hub.io/http://content.iospress.com/articles/journ... "Another implication of the ability of cholinergic antagonists to promote dem
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by joveian 11y ago
Here is a comment from the authors about residual confounding: https://archinte.jamanetwork.com/article.aspx?articleID=2428...
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by joveian 11y ago
This seems like a particularly limited article, although a better slant than many. The NY Times just had this (also not wonderful, but with some additional information) article a few days ago: http://www.nytimes.com/2016&#x
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by joveian 11y ago
Ug, just what we need - more pages that don't work without javascript :(. You know what really speeds up the web? Turning off javascript...
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by joveian 11y ago
Really interesting article all around, thanks for posting. I didn't realize the FDA's procedures were that bad :(.
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by joveian 11y ago
Here is a good article on the fermentation aspect of cancer that seems to have not appeared on HN: http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-fermentation-g... Dispite what the title could sound like, the article is

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