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by kanbankaren 1y ago
Is the 80% absorbed Vitamin C through transdermal route cross the epidermis & dermis layers?
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by kanbankaren 1y ago
Well, there are already multiple skin creams with Vitamin C. They have been available for a long time, but they are expensive for what it provides. Just taking a 500mg x 2 Vitamin C supplements should provide enough for skin repair.
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by kanbankaren 1y ago
> And when was the last time you found a bug in C-family code caused by someone who didn’t correctly use concurrency primitives because the programmer incorrectly believed that a certain piece of mutable data would only be accessed on a
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by kanbankaren 1y ago
Show me a memory issue that was caused by proper usage of POSIX concurrency primitives.
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by kanbankaren 1y ago
Dude, provide examples of "terrible" memory issues. Otherwise, you are just repeating the folklore which is outdated.
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by kanbankaren 1y ago
What is wrong with C++? With POSIX semaphores, mutexes, and shared pointers, it is very rare to hit upon a memory issue in modern C++. Source: Writing code in C/C++ for 30 years.
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by kanbankaren 1y ago
The Economist? I just unsubscribed from the digital edition. A neoliberal and globalization bias in overall tone.
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by kanbankaren 1y ago
> We still have 50,000 watt clear channel stations On shortwave, we even have 250,000 W transmitters just blasting RF everywhere. We call them flame throwers for a reason.
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by kanbankaren 1y ago
> current neighborhood Context please? Which country and city?
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by kanbankaren 1y ago
What parts of the world? I have found Asian countries, Japan and UK the same as US when it comes to customs experience.
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by kanbankaren 1y ago
It is true that LuaJIT is stuck at 5.1, but you could write any performance critical sections in C/C++ and call it from Lua. Lack of LuaJIT for 5.1+ isn't that big of a deal for desktop apps. The embedded world is still stuck in 5
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by kanbankaren 1y ago
> with very strict guidelines. Low level languages always came with a set of usage guidelines. Either you make the language safe for anyone that they can't shoot themselves in the foot and end up sacrificing performance, or provide
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by kanbankaren 1y ago
> Given C++, I can't help but hold things wrong and shoot myself Give an example. I have been programming in C/C++ for close to 30 years and the places where I worked had very strict guidelines on C++ usage. We could count the
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by kanbankaren 1y ago
The C++ code I wrote 20 years ago also had strong typing and clear lifetimes. Modern C++ has reduced a lot of typing through type inference, but otherwise the language is still strongly typed and essentially the same.
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by kanbankaren 1y ago
Probably true. Math used to be written in prose style before we invented symbols to compress the prose. Most of the symbols are very recent just in the last 200 years or so.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
Last 50 years? Have you studied Software Engineering? They discuss LOC in depth and many academic papers on KLOC are in SE literature.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
Yes. You could match packets based on username or even SELinux labels. You could also set a special mark on a packet for each container and then filter based on that. The Internet is surprsingly very thin on nft resources. I spent a few wee
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
I used this website to listen to stations just last week. If the signal strength displayed in the right-most column is 3 or 4 bars, I have been able to receive the broadcast most of the time. Of course, it depends on local interference and
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
I don't know why it is rude to ask. Those are physical attributes that everyone can see IRL.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
It is possible you are addicted to the caffeine rather than Diet Coke. Did you try switching to coffee or caffeine pills?
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
http://www.short-wave.info/ There are other broadcasts too. You just have to listen during certain periods as they mayn't be up all the time. The website above allows you to figure out what you can receive at your loca
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
What matters is quantity of deep sleep and REM sleep. REM sleep seems to be related to archiving of events( memory formation ) while lack of deep sleep affects the brain itself. Pickup a smartwatch and track the sleep stages with Apple watc
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
Well, unlike Lisp & Scheme, Lua and Luajit are used in production, millions of video game consoles, embedded systems, etc.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
luajit gets you almost all of scheme features except macros. Speed of luajit is very close to native C.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
Dude, this happened in Toronto, Canada.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
Yes. Any message exchanges should have type encoded like in ASN.1, but not sure whether NASA used such a format.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
Not sure whether they used a value pattern. typedef struct { float value; } meter; typedef struct { float value; } feet; Using strong typing, you can avoid passing values in wrong units.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
I didn't mean the professional license, rather the ensemble of practices, tools, etc. It is practiced in safety critical domains.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
Well, ChatGPT is making the same point. Not well known outside the financial industry. The majority of audience and posters of ycombinator are not in that industry group, right?
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
> Software engineering is a weird niche that is both a high paying job and something you can almost self-teach If you meant programming, I agree it could be self-taught, but not SE. SE is the set of techniques, practices, tools that we h

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