ddorian43

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by ddorian43 6d ago
FoundationDB is only as metadata store. Also, the database is the last thing you want to re-invent unless your business is explicitly building a db (even then it's best to re-use a db like all the postgresql forks that have existed)
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by ddorian43 7d ago
It's kinda like a slot machine. Or loot boxes. Kids love drugs too!
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by ddorian43 16d ago
There is no literature on carnivore, it's just people who eat more meat while still eating "normal" food. While carnivore is eating only meat. Your paper just said that you may have issues with blood lipids and stuff, there&#
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by ddorian43 16d ago
1. It has the most nutrients that are absorb-able by the body. 2. You can live really well by only eating red meat (& fat). Think eating lamb everyday. 3. It is cheap enough. Some type of wild fish might be better but fish is expensive.
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by ddorian43 16d ago
I disagree, I think red meat is healthy in all/most scenarios. What should be taxed is high carb, sweets, ultra processed.
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by ddorian43 16d ago
It's not social media diet, it was invented to help children with epilepsy. The same diet works in other scenarios (diabetes 1 & 2, bipolar, schizophrenia, adhd are some examples). > https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/
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by ddorian43 16d ago
The "longevity" aspect on both ends of the spectrum is very hard to really quantify to be honest. On keto/carnivore I see immediate results (weeks) that span over multiple years.
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by ddorian43 16d ago
potatoes are high carb and no protein/fat, while foods should be high fat and low-to-medium protein (in keto diet that I do).
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by ddorian43 16d ago
Yes, but you're just lucky, or still young, or aren't really measuring, or aren't optimizing. Which is fine. But it's not nice to tax other people's medicine.
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by ddorian43 17d ago
You feel the same way buddy. We both have no ability to verify what we're saying and just choose who to listen to. At least I eat healthy compared to you (easily verifiable when you have a health issue like epilepsy or diabetes).
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by ddorian43 17d ago
No, ground meat is good, it's also cheap. But in burgers you get bread, potatoes, seed oils, etc, which are all bad. Example: its extremely hard & rare to become or remain fat in keto/carnivore.
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by ddorian43 17d ago
It doesn't work in all cases, no medicine does. But when it does it works better than meds (more effect, less side effects). It has worked for 100 years in epilepsy. I dont see why it has to stop working.
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by ddorian43 17d ago
> Red meat is a category 1 carcinogenic It is not. There are no studies with simply meat. They count burgers and processed stuff. I literally do 90% carnivore so eat nothing processed. I only put salt on the meat. > You could put on a
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by ddorian43 17d ago
The beef is not the source of this. Ruminant meat is the best food there is for humans. (i eat daily as part of ketovore diet)
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by ddorian43 19d ago
https://github.com/encode/httpx/discussions/3784 > I've closed off access to issues and discussions. > I don't want to continue allowing an online environment with such an absurdly skewed gend
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by ddorian43 22d ago
What happens is you lose carb tolerance if you don't take them regularly. I had really high carb tolerance but doing keto for many years has plummeted it and I'm very sensitive now (can still train it). Another example doing keto
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by ddorian43 22d ago
> It can happen in people with uncontrolled T2D as well. My cofounder is a pediatric ICU doctor who has treated hundreds of DKA patients. Yes, but you have to work really hard for many years to achieve this! While on T1D it happens by de
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by ddorian43 22d ago
Um, no ? Ketones come from fat burning, not muscle. In T1D with no insulin, muscle break down from gluconesis will increase blood sugar in the blood even more. The absence of insulin also makes ketone production unrestricted, so you end up
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by ddorian43 22d ago
Diabetic ketoacidosis only happens in T1D, or when you have something extremely wrong going on metabolically (like failing organs, etc). Normally it should never happen. It happens at ketones like ~10+ mmol, and it's ~impossible to go
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by ddorian43 22d ago
Metabolic psychiatry is rising, though very slowly. You do "epilepsy keto diet", and may work in bipolar/schizophrenia (need GKI 1-2, it's not keto for weight loss). But you don't need the continuous monitor, normal
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by ddorian43 22d ago
Or set lazy loadin to "raise" in the relationships and get exceptions if you dont explicitly join.
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by ddorian43 27d ago
you forgot the bandwidth pricing lile its 2006!
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by ddorian43 2mo ago
Started to reverse before ai though. With the law in US (which was reverted) that you couldn't use all software research as expense so you needed to pay tax on no-profit. Then with increased interest rates. Which are still active and w
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by ddorian43 2mo ago
How does it compare to `stamina` library ?
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by ddorian43 3mo ago
> aren't reliable if an async/coroutines moves threads between calls Then just don't move them between threads and you're good with thread locals, no?
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by ddorian43 3mo ago
Its not transactional or atomic.
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by ddorian43 3mo ago
It is called "zero copy" in clickhouse land. That feature, is becoming central for an OLAP db, even a free/open-source one.
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by ddorian43 3mo ago
Clickhouse is *really* gatekeeping the "zero copy replication" where you store data on object-storage and have high availability from the open source version.
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by ddorian43 3mo ago
What is your idea on monetizing it? Besides Timescale the other providers have found issue on monetization AFAIK. And they all restrict the S3 offloading for Enterprise accounts.
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by ddorian43 3mo ago
It's worse. Most/All of the development is done by subcontractors who also get apartments/villas instead of plain cash for their work. So you will do plumbing on 10 villas and for your work get 20% cash + 1 apartment that you

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