imoldfella

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by imoldfella 29d ago
Don't hate the player, hate the game. This is no different than grocery stores selling shelf space. It is not at all like theft (morally wrong) or taxes (infamously inefficient). And if you don't do it, you go out of business sinc
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by imoldfella 1y ago
Availability: no gatekeepers. methylene blue predates the FDA and is grandfathered. Unless you want to break the law, it will be hard to biohack with rasagiline or moclobemide. Also probably some safety in using something that's been u
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by imoldfella 2y ago
It's benign in the tested environment. You can't really test every possible environment (diet, climate, etc), so it seems roughly comparable to the halting problem; Does there exist a micro-deletion that in some environment causes
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by imoldfella 3y ago
How did you decide on the CAT achievement test to resell? How does it compare to alternative tests (like Iowa) for homeschoolers?
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Sanctions Leave Out Oil(apnews.com)
14 points by imoldfella 5y ago|10 comments
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by imoldfella 5y ago
Good things, but Memento Mori. No matter what you do, your health will fail eventually. Decide what your life is about and get about doing it.
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Cooperative Thread-per-Core Crate for Rust(github.com)
2 points by imoldfella 6y ago|0 comments
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A browser plugin for Unity(blog.mozvr.com)
154 points by imoldfella 6y ago|38 comments
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EdenSCM – A cross-platform, scalable source control management system(github.com)
139 points by imoldfella 6y ago|31 comments
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Critique of Cap'n Proto Schema Language (2019)(zenhack.net)
2 points by imoldfella 6y ago|1 comments
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by imoldfella 7y ago
How does this compare to harfbuzz?
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by imoldfella 7y ago
100% agree. If starting now I think you should consider targeting mlir[1]. It fixes many problems you will have with llvm, and allows you to create language specific dialects and transformations. Impressive new work by a top-notch team led
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by imoldfella 8y ago
I'm just starting to look at Tree-sitter; that might qualify as a state of the art parser that could use a few tricks.
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by imoldfella 9y ago
Go to church, what have you got to lose? With all its problems every church is filled with nice people and I guarantee with a few calls (probably 1) you will find someone that will pick you up and take you. No matter how rural you are, ther
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by imoldfella 9y ago
I imagine it is based on the author's earlier paper? https://arxiv.org/abs/1608.03960 I haven't compared them though.
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by imoldfella 9y ago
That certainly sounds more credible. I encourage all the HN'ers north of 40 to try weightlifting. We have members older than myself seeing good results.
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by imoldfella 9y ago
No, I _started_ lifting seriously at 48. I was objecting to the observation that loss of muscle was inevitable after 40 "even the athletic". Its not. That doesn't address the value or danger of GW501516 since I didn't us
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by imoldfella 9y ago
"After the age of forty, all of us, even the athletic, lose about eight per cent of our muscle mass each decade, with a further fifteen-per-cent decline between the ages of seventy and eighty. " This has not been my experience. I
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by imoldfella 9y ago
Another reason for Small Investors to stay away is the senseless tax hassle. I didn't invest because I had any ambition to get wealthy, I just wanted to "give back" and help some ambitious young entrepreneurs get started. Now
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by imoldfella 9y ago
My understanding was that the replica would go down in order to recover the failed server. This was a side effect of the way snapshots and command logging worked. You couldn't just restore the snapshot on the failed node because the mu
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by imoldfella 9y ago
The Spanner design seems more resilient in the face of server failures. The initial Calvin papers call for taking the entire replica offline if a single server in the replica fails. Are there more advanced versions of Calvin that get around
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Introducing OpenCellular: An open source wireless access platform(code.facebook.com)
4 points by imoldfella 10y ago|0 comments
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by imoldfella 12y ago
Did you consider libuv? If so why asio over libuv. I've never taken time to benchmark them, but I have built web servers on both. Libuv has broader api support like cross platform file aio. Asio has more convenient c++ bindings, but th