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bodhibyte
2y ago
Both Wealthfront or Betterment are not banks but offer high-interest cash accounts that are FDIC insured. I've been curious what would happen if your money disappears from one of these high-interest cash accounts since they are technic
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bodhibyte
4y ago
Thank you, interesting talk! I'm curious if the technologies used for streaming video games (e.g. something like moonlight) can be used for low-latency and high-fidelity streaming of applications or desktops within containers.
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bodhibyte
4y ago
That's excellent! I'm looking forward to seeing that. I'm curious how the "pixel-streaming" works in terms of what protocol is used and what technologies are used on the browser-side.
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bodhibyte
4y ago
This looks great; Congrats, Paul! I'm curious if this can be used to stream an entire X11 Linux desktop to the browser?
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bodhibyte
4y ago
Hi Peter, Thanks for doing these AMAs! If a Canadian living in US is on a TN status and is on disability for a serious illness when employment is terminated, what options are there to stay in the USA for the duration of the disability?
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bodhibyte
5y ago
I'm genuinely appreciating the nuance and complexity in your reply. Thank you!
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bodhibyte
6y ago
Can anyone shed some light on if and how this might be used together with xstate ( https://xstate.js.org/ ) which is based on the SCXML spec?
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bodhibyte
6y ago
A few comments here have mentioned that MacBook touchpad development is tied to iPhone touchscreen R&D. This might be stating the obvious, but could a similar effort be made by leveraging Android touchscreen R&D and code for Linux?
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bodhibyte
6y ago
Virtual Retinal Displays (VRD) have been around for a while (1). More recently entering the consumer market. I didn't see the article mention the Avegant Glyph (2) 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_retinal_d
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bodhibyte
7y ago
"sshuttle assembles the TCP stream locally, multiplexes it statefully over an ssh session, and disassembles it back into packets at the other end." Source: https://sshuttle.readthedocs.io/en/stable/how-it
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bodhibyte
7y ago
Gave this a try and it looks very promising. It would be great if GraalVM was integrated to extend the polyglot support to JavaScript, Ruby, R, in addition to Java, Groovy, Kotlin, and Clojure.
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bodhibyte
8y ago
Thanks, couldn't have said it better myself. I was initially pretty concerned about the safety of water-only fasting. It appeared so extreme. After spending two weeks fasting with others who are either ill with different conditions or
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bodhibyte
8y ago
I actually drink distilled or deionized water during my fasts. This is what was available on my first long fast and I've done it since.
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bodhibyte
8y ago
Thanks for the transcripts! I'm extending my fasts to a minimum of 5 days from now on as, from what I've understood, the immune cell turnover appears to really start kicking in on day 4 and 5.
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bodhibyte
8y ago
I had a recent flare up of my condition and sauna helps to alleviate the symptoms and shorten the duration. Water fasting also helps and this is the first time I have tried sauna before fasting. Perhaps coincidentally, this is the water-fas
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bodhibyte
8y ago
I've completed a few water fasts before I came across Dr. Longo work. The main reason he created the FMD is because they couldn't get people to volunteer for a water-only fast and then compliance was an issue. I'm now used to
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bodhibyte
8y ago
I'm on a day 4 of a water-only fast and have completed a two-week medically supervised fast as well as many other shorter fast. As an anecdote, I can say water-only fasting in combination with a high nutrient density plant-based diet h
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bodhibyte
8y ago
I ate a couple of the Impossible Sliders from White Castle a couple of months ago. They definitely smell and taste more beef-like than any other plant-based burger. I had read about their effort to produce heme in the lab. This article [1]
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bodhibyte
8y ago
More discussion on Hackintosh VMs at https://www.reddit.com/r/hackintosh/ , just search for KVM, ESX, or Proxmox. For any one interested in using the Ryzen Threadripper for a Hackintosh VM, see https://w
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bodhibyte
8y ago
Exactly! The black pepper has a bioavaibility enhancer called piperine which ensure that you absorb more of the curcumin as well. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9619120
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bodhibyte
8y ago
I've packed it inside empty capsules before to make it more palatable.
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bodhibyte
8y ago
I've found a quarter teaspoon of powdered ginger surprisingly effective for migraines. Don't take my word for it: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23657930
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bodhibyte
9y ago
Yes! This still gives me goosebumps. I couldn't stand the 1989 [X-Men:_Pryde_of_the_X-Men] theme song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1qrbAGsEOw&feature=youtu.be... facepalm
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bodhibyte
9y ago
"social kindness is rooted in just giving enough of a damn to have a discipline for it" -binarypaean Well said! Thanks for sharing!
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bodhibyte
9y ago
Thanks for sharing! I've installed this locally and I'm really impressed by how easy to use and powerful this is! I must have missed the previous mentions on HN [0],[1]. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=852
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bodhibyte
9y ago
Resistant starch is awesome for your good bacteria as it helps them produce butyrate and other short chain fatty acids that are really good for your gut cells. Excellent video on the subject here: https://nutritionfacts.org/
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bodhibyte
9y ago
For those interested in evidence-based nutrition, I highly recommend https://nutritionfacts.org/ P.S. Dr. Greger's book is a great resource as well. He does a really good job of checking and referencing quality article