superpermutat0r

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by superpermutat0r 8y ago
Jan 24th I guess is the publishing date
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by superpermutat0r 8y ago
The guy is a quack. Bunch of stuff he says in his Bitter Truth talk is false. For example, Japanese consume much more fructose sugars than an average USA citizen. He somehow skipped that, when he used the Japanese as an example of healthy d
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by superpermutat0r 8y ago
It's a bit off-topic but what is the conclusion then, is Wim Hof method safe to do long-term and in a safe environment without medical supervision?
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by superpermutat0r 8y ago
That does seem pretty low. I make 500 Euros less and I'm a junior Dev in Croatia, wouldn't move to Germany for that kind of money.
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by superpermutat0r 8y ago
Sears is a company with a CEO and board that do not care. Their skin is fine if company goes bust.
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by superpermutat0r 8y ago
Well, the increased risks from 1 glass of wine per day is abysmal. Even 2 glasses of wine.
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by superpermutat0r 8y ago
Eliminating skin in the game won't result in quality. Just like trying to impress peers won't.
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by superpermutat0r 8y ago
https://nutritiondata.self.com/foods-000122000000000000000-1... No bananas on this list. For some reason they are known to contain potassium but there are much better sources.
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by superpermutat0r 8y ago
Such a shame that hormesis is very visible in rats, yet nothing happens to humans.
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by superpermutat0r 8y ago
To illustrate my point, animal agriculture done today and in the past has invisible tail risk that can wipe out significant amount of population (livestock to human viral or bacterial disease transfer), but someone will point out that it ha
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by superpermutat0r 8y ago
I'm pretty sure no one has done the tail analysis for pesticides, cars, nuclear or hydro, before they were introduced en masse. I'd much rather have close to 0 deaths from all of the above guaranteed, when catastrophe happens. I&#
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by superpermutat0r 8y ago
Nuclear power unfortunately comes with invisible tail risk. No mathematical model can predict it. Unless power plants are built deep below the ground eventually something will bring the catastrophe.
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by superpermutat0r 8y ago
In my experience, almost every case of trying to replace arrays with bitsets resulted in worse performance. Indexing arrays is definitely faster. Bitsets also do array indexing but have to target particular bits too. If I want to index 1309
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by superpermutat0r 8y ago
I'm a bit skeptical that bitsets are more performant than arrays, indexing arrays should be superiorly faster.
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by superpermutat0r 8y ago
If you have the smallest superpermutation for N digits, then you can construct a bigger one by adding the extra digit with a simple rule but it won't be the shortest possible. It just turned out that the conjecture was easily disproved