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krob
2y ago
Dr. Fung basically said that beta cell death is likely related to fatty deposits on the pancreas. So there is a fatty liver/pancreas cycle that requires a significant time duration of fasting. Eventually beta cells continue to produce
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krob
3y ago
Years ago, back in like 2011, I worked for pricedoc.com, this was our primary goal as well. Doctors wouldn't talk to us. Legally they're bound to not due to their insurance contracts. The only doctors we gained some traction with
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3y ago
Excessive sweet food causes insulin resistance, which makes your body flood with insulin for even the smallest amount of sugar, it makes you constantly store fat over using it for energy, it's partially why you get food coma from eatin
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krob
3y ago
CI/CO is ideal circumstances, just like falling from the sky, computing how long it takes to hit the ground is not as simple as it's 9.8ms/s^2*m, you have to build a differential equation that accounts for all the various for
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5y ago
Years of experience is relative to the company, and software type. Companies like Google, production products are likely on a totally different level than almost any other product in existence. So 10yrs at none google company is not equal t
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5y ago
Gain of function? You realize that mother nature is far more sophisticated than us humans. She has manufactured many plagues over the eons. we will likely never come up with viruses that have the kind of crazy cascading systemic building bl
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5y ago
This article is horribly outdated, and generally very ignorant. This site was the response to that blog, https://phpbestpractices.org/
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5y ago
Not sure which country you live in, but if you can get a speed queen branded washer / dryer, you'll likely never have to replace them. They're repairable.
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5y ago
Ugh, this is fucked up. Hope he gets lots of money $(10)^N, N=8 to 9 is okay in my book.
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Is TSMC a global Fab monopoly or am I crazy?
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6y ago
my fiancee, her family. lives in Mecca, Ca, not too far from indio, ca, which is where the Cochella festival is, and they can only get ATT ADSL2, they get 6mbit/1.5mbit and it's a joke. using even tmobile 4g only gets you 10mbit f
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6y ago
I've had many cats in my lifetime. All the ones I had which we used flee collars eventually died of some breast tumor/ liver/kidney failure early in life around 5 cats died under 5 to 6yrs. We eventually stopped treating flea
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6y ago
I don't agree with this. I'm not going to get into a holy war, but I soundly disagree that it's inferior. Any C/C++/Java programmer can become productive with php very rapidly. The callstacks are familiar to program
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6y ago
Dev recruitment is hard to find php developers? wtf are you smoking? I think a lot of this is highly dependent on where you are. My guess is you mostly deal with non php languages?
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6y ago
Gout is a metabolic disorder period. Excessive sugar in barley syrups from alcohol, and soda pop, and even excessive amount of starch in diet lead to metabolic purine synthesis. The metabolites produce purines in the process of storing awa
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6y ago
what you're paying for is the capability of scalable architecture, on-demand launch, and heavy redundancy. this very easily acts as a multiplying cost factor and building out your own infrastructure as opposed to leveraging one that ca
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6y ago
I think that they should update the readme and rebase the history and eliminate any references to the original copyrighted material of the readme file. possibly even making a request of GitHub to help them clean the repo or evidence of any
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6y ago
I think it's a mistake for them to leave phabricator. This product is quite easy to get ci/cd going on. There are apis to submit back to tickets. it's highly customizable. Also the damn system never breaks; even when you thin
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6y ago
thank you for building such a nice player. Can this use jackd?; for low latency audio playback.
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6y ago
there is a terminal emulator called terminator. It has a lot of nice features, including split screen keyboard broadcasting. very useful if you have many machines with the same configuration. https://terminator-gtk3.readthedocs.i
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7y ago
this is one of those old biblical sayings, one who bites off their nose to spite their face. The face who is given to them out of the goodness of someone's heart if done through the process of enriching society with their work, I guess
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7y ago
Symfony. Last i heard, pornhub ir youporn was using it and their traffic dwarfs most other sites.
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7y ago
Well, Trump administration is trying their best to muck things up as good as they can. Then they can be blamed for the next major depression type recession & costing the american public the welfare state of FDR.
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7y ago
All I can say is LOL.. good luck with that. Maybe if they were Little Man Tate. Knowing where to start, the permutations of frameworks & libraries & algorithmic knowledge & design patterns etc.. That's like the whole.. I kn
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7y ago
Rule #1, know going in that they know what your salary requirement is. Ask them many times throughout the process, if they flinch at any point drop them. Then continue on with your interviews. If you're asked to go in for an interview
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7y ago
Expanding? Hope they expand & knock down most of the garbage documentation I've seen in python. I don't need any more library ref static sites like they do with java but with a python feel to them. Give me a functional example
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7y ago
Eventually kids today will experience life not too unlike Brandon Fraser in the film blast from the past. In total isolation until adulthood. Majorly unprepared for what life has to offer them. But he is smarter than average in that film, b
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8y ago
We haven't lost our ability to mend. What has happened is people used to rely on material way back in the past to teach them how to mend. Today our products are constantly being upgraded / changes in real time. Those tutorials are
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8y ago
That thing is glitchy as F. My machine used almost 1.5gb of ram running that thing. Couldn't barely drag the window or click any buttons, and froze my mouse cursor.
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8y ago
They ask the question, but any response is prohibited unless they cycle it through a pr department. It's about public narrative, and how it changes sentiment. So unless that response pays them, it's better to avoid saying anything
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