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AI and Chauffeur Knowledge(aaron-gray.com)
1 points by aarongray 26d ago|0 comments
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by aarongray 7mo ago
This was a great read. Thanks for the writeup.
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Resolving Merge Conflicts in Rails Encrypted Credentials(aaron-gray.com)
2 points by aarongray 10mo ago|0 comments
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Case Study: Fraudulent Charge Bank Scam(aaron-gray.com)
2 points by aarongray 1y ago|0 comments
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Hosting company redesigns website to ASCII style to increase revenue(twitter.com)
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OpenAI now has an official .NET library(github.com)
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by aarongray 3y ago
Sealing works well if there is not visible mold growth on the item. So like think about sealing an art canvas in a home that had mold in it, but the art canvas was in the living room and the mold colony was in the bathroom under the shower.
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by aarongray 3y ago
Killing the mold isn't the problem. That's the easy part. Denaturing or removing the mycotoxins is the problem. The mold doesn't make you sick, it's the mycotoxins that some molds excrete that make you sick. Look at this
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by aarongray 3y ago
HERTSMI-2 is the most accurate. Often houses will pass air spore tests but HERTSMI-2 will catch the problem. It isn't necessary to do an ERMI - that tests for ALL molds in your house. You only need to test for Mycotoxin producing molds
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by aarongray 3y ago
If anyone is reading this and you think you have mold illness, lyme disease, or fibromyalgia, read Toxic, by Neil Nathan MD. This doctor has been treating patients for decades, and it is the gold standard for how to diagnose and treat the c
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by aarongray 4y ago
Case in point: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6178556/phone-numeric-ke...
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by aarongray 4y ago
Further reading here: https://molekule.science/air-quality-other-pollutants-beyond...
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by aarongray 4y ago
That said though, the Molekule team themselves have said that their device is not optimized for filtering particulate matter, but rather for denaturing mold, viruses, and bacteria. See: https://www.reddit.com/r/molekule
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by aarongray 4y ago
1) You're correct. 2) It will not clean the room just as fast, it will take longer to clean the room. 4) COVID-19 particles do travel on water molecules, but they are also airborne. The CDC has admitted this and there is a growing body
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by aarongray 4y ago
Thanks for sharing some background on Molekule, I did not know about this.
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by aarongray 4y ago
I love the enthusiasm and DIY ingenuity here. That said, the post is tagged with COVID-19. The COVID virus particles are .1 to .5 microns in size, and these MERV-14 filters, while certainly better than nothing, are not going to capture a si
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by aarongray 4y ago
It has a trackpoint mouse like the Thinkpads <3
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by aarongray 4y ago
Looks like Heroku posted a status page incident, largely retroactively: https://status.heroku.com/incidents/2409
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by aarongray 4y ago
'Close Your Mouth' by Patrick McKeown is the book I used and it really helped me.
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Ask HN: Is Heroku Down?
3 points by aarongray 4y ago|6 comments
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by aarongray 4y ago
I had a similar problem with chronic stuffy nose, recurring sinus infections, and a deviated septum. But Buteyko breathing practice was a big part in me getting better. There were other things I did too, but paradoxically, breathing through
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by aarongray 4y ago
You're absolutely right. 'Close Your Mouth' by Patrick McKeown was revolutionary for me. Buteyko breathing is the real deal, unfortunately it is largely unknown in the modern American medical community.
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by aarongray 5y ago
Sorry to hear about your peripheral neuropathy. Check out some of the treatments for dysautonomia. There are some cutting edge treatments that have been developed over the past few years, they just haven't become mainstream knowledge o
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by aarongray 5y ago
If you're interested in Biomarkers for Long Covid and ME/CFS, look up Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS). MMP-9, MSH, ACTH, TGF-beta 1, Cortisol, Glutathione, and Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide are a few of them. Lots of
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by aarongray 5y ago
Tell your friend to look into dysautonomia. There are some cutting edge treatments for chronic fatigue syndrome, they just haven't become mainstream knowledge yet. The two most effective approaches are using neuroplasticity exercises t
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by aarongray 5y ago
> In mentoring relationships, usually the mentee sets the agenda. In a coaching relationship, usually the coach sets the agenda... Code review is a pervasive example of coaching being confused with mentoring.
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by aarongray 5y ago
I can't speak to e-ink but regarding screen time addiction, I used Gray-Switch ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vegardit.g... ) to turn my phone display black and white, and immediately my ph
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by aarongray 5y ago
I was fortunate enough to have two parents that let me stay at home and homeschool until high school, then they sent me off to learn from others. They taught me how to do almost all of those things in your list as the opportunities presente
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by aarongray 5y ago
Kids can homeschool and cover all the same courses taught in school in 1/3 of the time, which leaves a lot of extra agency for the things the author talks about - doing meaningful work from a young age, exploring the world, self-direct
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by aarongray 5y ago
Humans don't have to bioengineer a weaponized virus on purpose for a lab to be what created the virus. One common thing that happens in these research labs is that viruses can jump from one lab culture to another and swap genetic mater

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