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by mbrumlow 9y ago
That study shows lowering sugar and replacing it with alternatives helps loose weight. My post says using those alternatives cause diabetes in the long run -- nothing about weight loss or weight gain.
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I can't remember where I read it. But there apparently is a link between something tasting sweet and your bodies insulin response. The study seemed to suggest that our upper intestines have similar cells as our tongue and can actually
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
This was the best story I have read all day! Thanks for sharing!
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
My stupid robot site uses this! Although I have not had much time to keep any robots on line it can be found at following. http://robot247.io https://github.com/mbrumlow/webbot
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
You can still do all that with HEAD, the only difference is you don't return a message body, thus saving 1 byte plus a few in the actual header you would not need any more. For example; you would do a head request and node.js and php w
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I get the feeling you think I am okay with this bug. I am not. I am not okay with any system getting hosed, but I am very not okay with production servers being destroyed. Your work flow is like a good set of armor. You have different stage
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I think there is a big difference here. I am responding to a reply that wanted remove any responsibility from running such non-since as npm on a productions server -- note I did not reply to "crap I hosed my stuff". But lets take
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
Right, but that means your service is running with elevated privileges, that does not mean your build tool needs too. Furthermore if you do have a application that requires root level access then the parts that do should be isolated from th
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
> It is not expected that updating npm will kill the complete system it is on... Yeah, but that is why you test your deployments BEFORE deploying them. Hell would be had had any developer at my company ran any such command on a productio
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
How does one get into robotics? I have not looked much but none of my local schools seem to have "robotics". I tinker with electronics and make some remote controlled robots for fun (internet controlled, live video with multi user
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
Yes, but what is "bad"? Maybe I find it despicable that I can't scam you out of money if you happen to be dumb enough to let me. There are actually cutlers int he world that are "shame on you if you get scammed" Tha
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
Social media in my opinion is a scourge on our society. It is a place that fosters narcissism and sociopathic natures. The little good it does bring is heavily outweighed by the bad. Some will say it brings families and lost friends togethe
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
You should master any subject you were hired for to do work in. I find it hard to equate deploying and maintaining your production environments to assembly.
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
Well it is a good thing I did not suggest shell scripts, ansible or puppet. I suggested owning it stack. Which means wiring code and tools to suite your needs. Deployment and upgrades should be built in - as in it is part of your product.
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
> and no amount of Ansible/SaltStack/Puppet script will save you from this. And I am afrade you missed my point entirely if you are bring up yet again more tools and frameworks. Owning your stack from the top to the bottom - wi
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
Every time a new framework or tool comes out and everybody jumps on it. I always wonder if somebody will realize that you are trading one set of problems and work for another. As engineers we really need to stop supporting these sort of eff
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
> apparently not. Just becasue one blog post making it seem that way makes it not known ?
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
This seems to be a growing trend, mostly in journalism; Blame technology. Just recently there was a article going around about how Google's search algorithm was at fault of keeping two sisters apart. And entire multi page write up on h
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
Its tricky, but consider the function of "trying" just another brain function. Many brain functions are required to achieve a outcome. So pure aptitude in one area might require cooperation of another. So we might be able to group
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
This is something we as humans are going to have to deal with at one point or another. While some people would have it that "we are all the same" - the fact is that we are not. It tends to become a touchy subject when you suggest
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
Yes, you don't agree with what I said so you attack the author and not the content. Webpack is used for a lot of things -- that it should not be used for. As I posted above many of the things it is used for should out of band of your b
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
You are just highlighting more of the problem. The fact a blunder is responsible for doing all these things is just proof of more hacking. Most of the things you described live outside of webpack, and webpack is NOT required to use them.
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I hate webpack, it has been a hack from the start. I can't wait till HTTP2 is more widely supported. My latest projects use polymer and a custom built service (in go) to automatically parse entry points to my application and index the
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
Seems like they just had a misunderstanding of how range worked. And now they have complicated code.
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I don't know much. Just getting into FPGAs my self. But from my understanding you could swap out the crystal for a faster one. Most of the FPGA boards I am looking at only come with a 50mhz clock. There is some complications around c
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
It's late and I am sick so my reply will be short. Not for lack of words or things to say. Just might sleep better knowing you had a chance to see this. I did not mean to imply you approve with advertisers having this sort of control.
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I feel like my first point still stands. It does not matter that the advertisers pulled, it matters why they pulled. If it was not based on actual business impact but the threatening offended then it is a problem. Unfortunately the only way
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I don't know who's to blame. But somewhere along the line we let people's outrage have more control than it probably should. I don't know who Logan is but read what he did. It was disgusting. But the market should have n
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I did not mean to imply I don't like the suburbs. I was implying that too many we're built to quickly with the expectation that the economy was going to be different or that it could sustain these new build outs. Maybe self drivin
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I have been sick over 10 days. I can't get anybody to give me antibiotics. I am going to a new doctor today to see what can be done. But this is not the story I wanted to share. When I was in middle school I had fallen very ill. I was

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