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tugberkk
7y ago
It is about your abdominal muscles, not back. Abdominal muscles and glutes hold your spine in check.
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tugberkk
7y ago
I would like to recommend something different: Healing Back Pain: The Mind-Body Connection This book shows that almost 90% of back pain is psychosomatic. Here is Amazon link, feel free to read customer reviews: https://www.amazon
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tugberkk
7y ago
Very simple, install Python. Install Flask. That's it! I just use the development server.
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7y ago
1. Without exercise, you are going to lose muscle mass. There are many more exercise routines then weightlifting. Please check "High Intensity Training" (not HIIT). Drew Baye is a good example. He also has a website: http:/&
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8y ago
I was actually wondering if there was anyone storing textual data in html, I also think it is pretty useful and nice. Do you have any additional information? Such as your html organizations etc.?
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8y ago
This is pretty fun. The site also links to http://www.wisdomofchopra.com which is also gold.
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8y ago
Yes, because I believe in the community. I was not stating the blog poster was not worthy, I was simply saying that even a single line of information by the OP would help to everyone. No hard feelings.
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8y ago
Usually, yes. At some point I created myself a little batch file to run on startup, which actually opens up the websites I frequently visit.
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I would be glad if there was a little information about the author of the blog. I do not know who jess fraz is, why would I bother to see his/her recommendations? It would be pretty nice for posters to put some additional information a
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8y ago
Mint. Pretty happy with it. Frozen a few times but no problems.
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8y ago
I believe it matters. For example, here in HN I spend time yes, but it usually teaches me stuff. I read expert opinions, and this is a platform helping me to reach good articles. Reddit is also somewhat valuable in this sense, but I do not
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8y ago
Personally, I closed my facebook and I did not regret one bit. However, it is safe to say that I was not a heavy facebook user. On the other hand, while I do not share much in Instagram, I check my news feed a lot. What I did: I decreased t
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This! I also don't think that you need frameworks for simple websites. If you are familiar with one, OK; but if you are not, you need to learn the "framework".
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8y ago
Thank you!
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8y ago
There is a youtuber junior md called Ali Abdaal. He has very good scientific videos about learning. Talks about subjects such as “active recall” and “spaced repetition”. Worth a look imho. Here is the youtube channel link: https:/
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8y ago
Am I the only one who is scared from these technological advances?
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8y ago
Reminded me of the https://usesthis.com Can use a better design in my opinion, but always love these kind of websites. Maybe its a little like usesthis for developers.
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8y ago
I agree with this comment. I would personally very much like to see some talk about given links. However, I believe it would decrease the quality down. Yes, Hackernews has this; but there are really well-informed people here and active. It
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8y ago
Reminded me of this link I saw here earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17433752 It shows a link to an article called: "No, you don't need ML/AI. You need SQL"
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8y ago
I don't think we do it "to impress", but rather to "not disappoint".
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8y ago
I was also wondering putting a PDF version on a Github would be more efficient to everyone. Thanks.
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8y ago
- not to pursue phd, just get a masters and get a grip on research. - read more and read about your work.
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8y ago
I also get only a search bar in Chrome on an iphone.
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8y ago
I don’t do BJJ but know about it. I really think this is a great sport, if your body is able to handle it of course. It is not just physical, there are a lot of movements to learn and I really believe it is a physical chess game.
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8y ago
One does not need to consider themselves at a specific level to apply something for security.
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8y ago
Internet of Things. It is still in development and there are lots of stuff to work on.
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No it is not. He just stated that he/she "look into it".
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8y ago
Yes, great feat indeed. This country exactly deserves these kind of people in order to grow.
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"Turkey definitely doesn't deserve them." This is a very wrong thing to say. Ali took his education elsewhere, yes; but Aziz Nesin grew in that country.
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8y ago
That I should have not started to pursue a PhD degree here in my country.
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