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by kesor 6y ago
The more important question is why people are being sick for so many years with "modern medicine" doing absolutely nothing to get them out of their sickness state. Diabetes type II, heart problems, autoimmune problems, all these c
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by kesor 6y ago
Because most people in modern society eat way too much carb, which makes glycogen the more bio available fuel and thus being the fuel that majority of humans use in modern times. It has not always been like this. And this state is not optim
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by kesor 6y ago
Yes. And it has been used to cure some things you wouldn't believe. Here is the shortlist of the more serious illness that the PaleoMedicina group in Hungary have shown to effectively treat using their low-carb PKD protocol https:&#x2
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by kesor 6y ago
The article explains how to do it without complicating it with shared hosting, and it only cost $.8/mo for 100k visits. Not knowing something doesn't mean its complicated, it just means it is unfamiliar, for you. Once you did this
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by kesor 6y ago
I have been developing a POC using dgraph for the last several months. I can't really comment on its robustness at production load since it was only used for local development. But I can comment that getting the "right syntax&quot
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by kesor 7y ago
That Dockerfile looks exactly like a multi-stage build Dockerfile, just with custom and non-standard syntax. Why NIH instead of simply adopting the already supported Dockerfile syntax of doing the same thing?
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by kesor 7y ago
For those of you who will be running Docker Desktop on WSL2 - which allows to "transparently" use the "docker" command on your other Linux that runs in WSL2. And allows to use your WSL2 "other Linux" filesystem
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by kesor 7y ago
And in `vi` mode it is as simple as hitting `v` to edit any command to your liking before executing it.
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by kesor 7y ago
And it supports regex replace as well $ echo foobar !#:1:s/foo/bar echo foobar barbar foobar barbar
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by kesor 7y ago
In my `set -o vi` bash I can type `v` to edit the command in vim before executing it.
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Amazon Turned Simon Stålenhag’s ‘Tales from the Loop’ into a TV Show(engadget.com)
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Like Kubernetes?
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by kesor 7y ago
Start by reading this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0035GTHKA
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by kesor 7y ago
In particular, "some" unicode characters. For example the "ghost" emoji works, but some (not all) of the powerline characters don't work. And I am using a font that is compatible with all these characters in other p
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by kesor 7y ago
Tried Terminal Preview and Hyper and Alacritty to get a decent working terminal, finally ended up using SSH and PuTTY that actually looks okay and works okay. Still has problems with some unicode characters. But PuTTY is mature and had supp
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by kesor 7y ago
Don't worry, proper Shizuoka Green tea can cost $20-$30 per 100g, so only the rich can afford to get anti-influenza tea for their children.
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Goldratt: Standing on the shoulders of Giants (2006) [pdf](businesswales.gov.wales)
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The Unix System: Making Computers More Productive (1982)(youtu.be)
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by kesor 7y ago
Then there is this field called ... Cybernetics ... which is actually a field that studies systems! gasp
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by kesor 7y ago
You can also use Lambda@Edge with CloudFront to do any kind of logic required, like redirects, rewrites, etc...
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by kesor 7y ago
Can you explain the "Patent Pending" bit? Why would you need to create a patent for a short Apache 2.0 licensed API calling Python script?
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by kesor 7y ago
AWS tells you how much your are going to pay. The bigger problem is that they only tell you the accurate amount once a month. And while they do allow you do go over a million screens to find out "what it is that I am using" out of
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Show HN: Full AWS Inventory on a Single HTML Page (2018)(github.com)
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Tmate.io Instant Terminal Sharing(tmate.io)
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Dataflow Programming (Wikipedia)(en.wikipedia.org)
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Can always get a consultant for a few hours to hash ideas with
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Redash helps you make sense of your data(redash.io)
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Jq is a lightweight and flexible command-line JSON processor(stedolan.github.io)
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by kesor 7y ago
jmespath has quite a few limitations, even the official AWS CLI documentation states that for the more advanced stuff `jq` is probably the go to tool. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/cli-usage
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by kesor 7y ago
I use pen and paper, it gets messy, then I pull out the paper and re-write the list on a new paper. Then I try and do the things written, but often start doing all kinds of new things that are not written, and only when I think of something

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