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by sn9 4y ago
You're ignoring that he's talking about performance given a certain baseline training volume while you're talking about performance regardless of training history. It's two very different populations. This is like someon
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by sn9 4y ago
Is this a normal amount of studying to be considered an expert in a language? Like not a world authority, but an expert as far as professional software development hiring.
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CM also includes solutions to all the exercises so it's great for self-study.
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by sn9 4y ago
Rota said something similar in this essay about mathematicians and their bags of tricks: https://www.ams.org/notices/199701/comm-rota.pdf But I think they also have their intuitions built from experience in the se
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by sn9 4y ago
You can even do this by console logging with JSON.stringify(): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4810841/pretty-print-jso...
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by sn9 4y ago
But if you're on HN, you might have an interest in machine learning, in which case it can be extremely helpful.
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by sn9 4y ago
Thank you! This was very helpful!
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Looking at your tracks page, is there a part of your site that explains what the differences are between Beta and non-Beta Tracks as well as what the stage counts signify? Or maybe just something in the FAQ that explains what your concept o
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by sn9 4y ago
The recommended strategies aren't being taken by patients. Diet and exercise recommendations work in the overwhelming majority of people who actually follow them. This is validated by mountains of research. The reason we have such poor
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Analogies fall apart eventually.
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Programming Language.
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by sn9 4y ago
This anecdote is contrary to actual medical advice and does not suffice as evidence against the mountains of research. You need dietary fats to be healthy, and healthy sources like fish and nuts are often recommended by doctors and dieticia
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by sn9 4y ago
This is one of those rare videos that makes me feel less alone by describing something it seems like everyone online is unaware of.
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It doesn't take much honestly: https://www.erthos.com/
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You're missing the part where this would displace fossil fuels with "electrofuels", meaning for every ton of this stuff made, that's more fossil fuels left in the ground. Replacing a fossil fuel with a carbon neutral fue
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by sn9 4y ago
He addresses this in the whitepaper. https://caseyhandmer.wordpress.com/2022/02/03/terraform-indu... Ctrl-f "Tree" to find the FAQ.
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by sn9 4y ago
It should be in Chapter 1 Section 5 of the 4th edition. It's even in the table of contents.
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Robert Sedgewick has a great explanation in his Algorithms book. He has gorgeous diagrams alongside his explanations.
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by sn9 4y ago
For easy math, if you assume the average book is 365 pages long, then how many pages you read per day on average will tell you how many books you're likely to read per year (e.g., 10 pages/day => 10 books/year, 50 pages&#x
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by sn9 4y ago
I feel like most of the best paying companies are emphasizing microservices (except maybe Google). This is just my impression and I realize it's probably not accurate. What are some solid companies with competitive pay that only use mi
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by sn9 4y ago
Yes but it's also important that you educate as many students as you can to some baseline level of competence so we don't devolve into Idiocracy . Finding the balance of lifting the tide for everyone while giving the most highly
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by sn9 4y ago
You might have had a more recent non-symptomatic infection. All kinds of possible explanations.
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by sn9 4y ago
Because the vaccines still slow transmission and more people getting vaccinated would slow transmission even more, lowering one's risk of getting infected as well as the severity of the infection.
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by sn9 4y ago
That implies we should simply empty the world's cities which I hope you recognize is not a serious or pragmatic alternative to simply vaccinating more. We could just vaccinate our way until Covid transmission rates fall enough that we
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by sn9 4y ago
The normally cantankerously toxic Nassim Taleb offered this hilarious blurb for the book: "If you want to learn to fend fraud, read this. And if you want to commit fraud ... don't. But if you absolutely must, first read this.&quot
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by sn9 4y ago
The FAQ to the martial arts subreddit is a good place to start: https://www.reddit.com/r/martialarts/wiki/index
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I'd rather be defined by my virtues than by the absence of flaws. A hermit in a cave could similarly be described, but I think any life that makes a positive impact, however small or large, requires something more.
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by sn9 4y ago
Body temperature in mammals is highly regulated and does not vary much outside of a very tight window. It's not a meaningful factor in any sort of weight change unless taking substances with dangerous side effects.
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by sn9 4y ago
It's not exercise. It's the balance between calories consumed versus calories burned. Swimming famously burns an immense amount of calories both due to being an endurance sport as well just maintaining body temperature in a body o
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by sn9 4y ago
Or you could just eat as many carbs as you want, but from whole food sources with plenty of fiber like the rest of the world.

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