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by misev 2mo ago
You could rewrite it to int* ptr = ((v != 0) * lwr) + ((v == 0) * rwr); I doubt it would be faster than the ternary though.
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A personal recap of 2025: on running, LLMs, family, coffee, work(dimitarmisev.com)
1 points by misev 9mo ago|0 comments
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by misev 2y ago
We're doing this sort of tracking in a Telegram group. We just send messages with a well-defined structure: <category code> <time> <optional description> e.g. S 2000 W 0800 F 0900 banana P 1
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by misev 5y ago
Coincidentally I have the Oura ring too, and my sleep HRV oscilates around 100ms; haven't compared with a strap in the morning though. Strange that you get such low values, maybe something faulty with the ring, or finger placement? It&
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by misev 5y ago
I do a lot of running as well and have observed the same effects. After anaerobic sprints or a race of up to 10k, sleep HRV drops / HR is higher and running HR:pace is elevated for up to a week. However, usually this is then followed b
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by misev 5y ago
Anaerobic exercise may have a temporary bad effect on cortisol, how are the long-term effects though? In moderation I suspect it is a net positive long-term.
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by misev 6y ago
You cannot automatically conclude that rasdaman comes on top because the author is also involved in its development, although it may be suspicious. I am also one of the authors and contributed to doing the benchmarks: our goal was to config
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by misev 6y ago
5.10 is LTS
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by misev 6y ago
The Netherlands too as far as I know?
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by misev 6y ago
The largest I've worked with until now is a bit over 0.5TB. It's still performing as well as if it was a few GB.
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by misev 6y ago
It's unusual in South-East Europe in my experience. It's far more common to eat Bulgarian yogurt instead.
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by misev 6y ago
Does pasteurization have any effect on the hormones? It deactivates enzymes, maybe it does the same to hormones?
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by misev 6y ago
There are dedicated GPS devices (by TomTom, Garmin, etc) which are much cheaper than smart phones. In the past they provided a far better experience too, I'm not sure how they compare to Google Maps nowadays though.
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by misev 6y ago
If maps is the only thing, you could easily replace it with a cheap dedicated GPS device?
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by misev 6y ago
You may find prm useful for this purpose, it lets you create projects with start/stop scripts that get executed when you do `prm start project` or `prm stop project`. I use it to quickly switch to the right directories, open editors, s
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by misev 6y ago
https://dimitarmisev.com/blog Contains a couple of travelogues so far. Probably the best piece is on Iceland, it may be useful to you if you plan on camping there in winter: https://dimitarmisev.com/blog&#x2
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by misev 7y ago
This is not so unusual around Europe I think, I'm off 3 days a week for 7 months for parental leave (in Germany).
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by misev 7y ago
The study was only done on members of American Mensa, I wonder if there would be any difference across countries. I'm from a poor European country; in high school (~15 years ago) I measured 156 in a Mensa IQ test, a friend had 168, and
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by misev 7y ago
I have noticed the same trend in me, but have never done any meditation so far. It could as well be due to growing older.
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by misev 8y ago
There's a technical report ISO/IEC TR 19075-6:2017 corresponding to the standard, freely available from [1]. It's a much more accessible version of the standard if you're not looking to implement it. 1. https:/&#x2
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by misev 8y ago
I've observed something similar with suitcase handling at airports, where they are thrown around and piled up like it's typically done with bags of rice for example.
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by misev 8y ago
The SDS011 with firmware from luftdaten.info seems to work in this mode by default: sensor is turned on for 20 seconds for measurement at every 150 seconds interval. This should be tunable though. The theoretical lifetime is 8000 hrs of con
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by misev 8y ago
SDS011 is the basis for luftdaten.info; have a look here for a diy guide (optionally including humidity/temperature as well): https://luftdaten.info/en/construction-manual/
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by misev 8y ago
Is it 2/3 though? With the assumptions below it comes out to about 40% of waking time: - 8 hours of work + 2 hours of commute / 5 days per week - weekend 2 days per week - 20 days of vacation + 5 public holidays per year
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by misev 8y ago
Any source for the "genetically same" claim? To me Bulgarians look fairly distinct from Macedonians, although I'm not certain if that's any strong genetic indicator.
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by misev 8y ago
Germany doesn't seem to care much about http://germany.com :)
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by misev 9y ago
Oh, I was wondering why the prices on https://www.hetzner.com/cloud?country=de are higher than on https://www.hetzner.com/cloud?country=us , this explains it.
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by misev 9y ago
Take him to the library and let him roam around and pick whatever he likes. I used to do this at the age of 9-10-11: I would go to the library once a week, pick about 5-6 books and read them all by the next week. Wish I had discovered the l
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If work dominated your every moment would life be worth living?(aeon.co)
2 points by misev 9y ago|0 comments
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by misev 9y ago
Boredom can be uncomfortable, but it is not necessarily bad. It boosts creativity for example [1]. Not sure what are the benefits of mindless browsing on the phone then, if we suppose that it's mainly about killing boredom. 1. https:&

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