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by kolev 12y ago
Well, in America, the placebo effect is more effective than many pharmaceuticals, so, yes, I'd recommended homeopathy as well, knowing that it can do well and for sure do no harm compared to drugs that just address symptoms, don't
872.
by kolev 12y ago
They've had remarkable life expectancy with the malaria as well. I'm sure everybody would prefer dying from malaria than MS, getting blind or an amputee from diabetes, and so on. Improvements in life expectancy today is not an imp
873.
by kolev 12y ago
Abuse of alcohol (or anything) is harmful. Two glasses of red wine a day have proven benefits. Drink a few gallons of water and you'll die. I hope you get my point. Toxicity and harmfulness is all about the dose. Eating a small piece o
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by kolev 12y ago
So, eliminating allergens is pseudo science?
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by kolev 12y ago
A good example is the Sardinians whose lifestyle is in the base of the Mediterranean Diet. They are actually getting pretty sick recently from autoimmune diseases and one of the leading hypotheses is the eradication of malaria, which has ke
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by kolev 12y ago
"Outright quackery", really? It seems that you haven't been following recent developments. All the quackery is proven to be coming from FDA - vilifying salt, alcohol, saturated fats, animal protein for decades with no scienti
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by kolev 12y ago
Again, you're going symptomatic about the disease... The premise that we live longer than ever before and that's why we get these diseases is a statistical error. Child mortality and poor record-keeping was driving life expectancy
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by kolev 12y ago
Pseudoscience, really? Can you provide a reference to anything specific?
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by kolev 12y ago
This shows how flawed the whole medical science is today. The issue is not Alzheimer, the issue is autoimmune diseases, specifically, leaky gut, constant low-grade inflammation, and others. If you try to fix just Alzheimer's alone, you
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by kolev 12y ago
Nice! Only works at night though. I'm sure Hudway will have less legal issues than a dedicated device. Also, Navdy is pretty expensive for the mass market.
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by kolev 12y ago
I agree that jq is a must, along with httpie, and now pup. Thanksfully, jq is now in all distros I've tried (except Arch Linux), I think httpie is as well, so, let's hope same happens to pup.
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Human-powered hydrofoil(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by kolev 12y ago|0 comments
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Repose – The powerful, programmable, API middleware platform (by Rackspace)(openrepose.org)
8 points by kolev 12y ago|0 comments
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by kolev 12y ago
If only we had this in the much simpler than a brain computer systems, right?
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by kolev 12y ago
Links to GitHub page ( http://google.github.io/CausalImpact/ ) and the code itself ( https://github.com/google/CausalImpact ).
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by kolev 12y ago
It's funny that HN itself does not use 2FA via YCominator's Authy, let's say. So pathetic!
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by kolev 12y ago
I think a lot more emails leaked due to people putting their full email to check than during the leak, although the service says people can use a search pattern, but who'd bother, right? People, it's inconvenient, I know, I know,
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by kolev 12y ago
The problem of Soylent is the oversimplification and premise that our nutrition science has figured it all out (yes, the same science that was vilifying saturated fat, salt, alcohol, etc.). I can understand using Soylent as a meal replaceme
889.
by kolev 12y ago
You made changes to your diet other than just reducing salt intake. How can you conclude it was the salt?!
890.
by kolev 12y ago
How about updating on their own platform first to meet their own design guidelines. I'm really disappointed by how Google hooks up to their products and then kills them! This seems like Google Voice still has a pulse, but for how much
891.
by kolev 12y ago
Maybe you invited others and moved up. When I joined, my place was 30K-something, now I'm about 8K behind, i.e. people cut me in line.
892.
by kolev 12y ago
I expect this to be forked soon to support other key-value stores.
893.
by kolev 12y ago
If you (like me) wondered about those small displays: https://www.doublesight.com/product/detail/55.html
894.
by kolev 12y ago
Nice! Thanks for sharing!
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by kolev 12y ago
This is much better: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.authy.auth...
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by kolev 12y ago
And did you read my comment? I'm talking about in general, not about this particular story I don't really care about.
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by kolev 12y ago
I'll be brutally honest - dishonest people will always pay for their misbehavior. Lies and secrets always get uncovered. Smart people always think decades ahead. Decades ago, it was clear that DNA testing will be daily business, so, si
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Cabot – monitor and alert(cabotapp.com)
2 points by kolev 12y ago|1 comments
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by kolev 12y ago
So, then all those Bitcoiners who curse PayPal as the biggest enemy should stop at once as it serves them well?
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by kolev 12y ago
Robinhood, of course! Just kidding. What's going on with that? It's been months and I haven't heard of them. It really doesn't make sense to make all that noise and then go offline for months so that people totally forge

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