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imoldfella
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Comment #44229065
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. Als…
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Comment #42341196
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 exis…
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Comment #35850358
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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Comment #30232103
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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Comment #21580561
How does this compare to harfbuzz?
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Comment #19778537
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 t…
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Comment #19239384
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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Comment #16522748
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…
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Comment #16310976
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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Comment #15614424
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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Comment #15614368
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…
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Comment #15613421
"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…
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Comment #14379421
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 a…
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Comment #14054849
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…
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Comment #14054057
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…
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Comment #9056811
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 …