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by rubyskills 4y ago
Also there are some theories that spiking mTor less frequently is better. Some interesting research being doing on sirtuins and their role in repair of systems as well, especially in a fasted state.
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by rubyskills 4y ago
Yes, not only that, but the patients were obese. I think 16:8 schedules can work well to help maintain a healthy metabolism, but if they're obese already, they'd need to completely reset their baseline (ie longer duration fasts) t
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by rubyskills 4y ago
Original study: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2114833 139 patients over 12 months. “These results indicate that caloric intake restriction explained most of the beneficial effects seen with the
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by rubyskills 5y ago
Athletic Greens has some selenium in it
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by rubyskills 5y ago
I think I discovered him when listening to the ambient station on di.fm (digitally imported). Perhaps he gained a following from that?
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by rubyskills 5y ago
I think you're going to have a hard time using historical data to deploy a real time algo trader, unless your strategy involves only trading on a macro scale or against some time horizon. One hour and 30 minutes is pretty common as you
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by rubyskills 5y ago
Completely agree on the different design choices. Curious if the analogy of how different gui packages work might have some parallels. FLTK uses a "retained mode" paradigm where IMGUI uses immediate mode. More idle musings..
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by rubyskills 5y ago
I'm not sure the sunglasses approach makes sense, unless you live near the equator. For me, I try to get as much sun light exposure into my eyes during the day (especially in the morning), to help set my circadian clock. I will sometim
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by rubyskills 5y ago
Very interesting to get a sneak peak into this world. Over the past year I've been digging deep into research around similar topics but revolving around protocol first changes, with supplements as an optional add on. I had some crazy s
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by rubyskills 5y ago
Also I think push notifications are not supported.
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by rubyskills 5y ago
ActiveRrcord is pretty good. So is Sequel.
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by rubyskills 5y ago
Just to be clear, any deaths reported by VAERS database does not necessarily mean it was related to the vaccine. Interesting article on the topic: https://www.newsweek.com/covid-vaccine-deaths-cause-pfizer-m...
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by rubyskills 6y ago
I remember towards the end of my time playing d2, bots were everywhere. At some point, I will admit I started to do it too. I actually really enjoyed the scripting behind it (in Lua) and the technical challenges behind it. Funny, it looks l
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by rubyskills 6y ago
Diablo 3 has hardcore too!
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by rubyskills 6y ago
Btw, I think you can play a diablo 1 remaster inside of diablo 3. I think you can only do this at the beginning of a season reset though.
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by rubyskills 6y ago
I think around that time, postgres was handicapped because of performance reasons. It was considered slow because of ACID compliance and MySQL was all the rage with MyISAM. If only postgres won the marketing battle back then...
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by rubyskills 6y ago
This used to exist and was called DMOZ. The search engines used to give more credit to dmoz sites at the time as well. There weren't enough moderators and gatekeeping was a big issue. I wonder if it could work today.
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by rubyskills 6y ago
CoRecursive https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9jb3JlY3Vyc2l2ZS... Bike shed https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuYmlrZXNoZW... Also want to double vouch for Software engineering daily
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by rubyskills 6y ago
I'm looking at different times scales. There have been pops every 7-10 years or so and they get worse every time. That is part of the business cycle. Sure, things recover (in huge part do to QE), but that doesn't mean bubbles do n
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by rubyskills 6y ago
How many bubbles have popped since the Fed has been QEing? What happened in 2008?
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by rubyskills 6y ago
I think one should look at the velocity of money very closely right now to get a good sense of where the general market will be headed in the next couple of years. As the velocity slows down, economic activity overall will slow and no amoun
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by rubyskills 6y ago
The government has no control of bubble bursts.. in fact they usually aggravate the possibility. According to history, bubble pops usually happen with one small pop and another much larger one after the fact. This second one will happen whe
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by rubyskills 6y ago
I suppose this depends on what kind of landlord you are. At the end of the day, a lot of people don't want to deal with home ownership and want to think about providing society with other things. Is that evil?
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by rubyskills 7y ago
Why do you say that? It's currently being used in production by Google. Can you be more specific about how Flutter is trailing React Native from a tech POV?
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by rubyskills 7y ago
This may be a little of topic, but I think that Google's Flutter is really game changing. It let's you write your app once and deploy down to iOS and Android and does so compiled to the target environment. Compared to other cross
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by rubyskills 7y ago
Check out Flutter too. I recently dove into React Native and found myself completely switching gears to Flutter for many many reasons.
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by rubyskills 7y ago
I have to imagine that the duty of clearing roads of snow and such will be an early problem set for autonomous vehicles to tackle at much slower speeds when we're sleeping.
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by rubyskills 7y ago
So basically make corporations banks and eliminate banking as as a function? How does the FED determine the value to give each corporation relative to other services provided to the market? It's an interesting idea if that's what
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by rubyskills 7y ago
I think you may be referring to the Labor Theory of Value (LTV)? Certainly, early versions of currencies were created to streamline the bartering process between different kinds of labor and store that value for future purposes. I'm no
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by rubyskills 7y ago
I think this is because of the context at the time. Your borrower should be aware of what they're signing up for. Debtor's prisons also existed. There is a lot different then than now and I think lending is a much safer activity t

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