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Inuits did not adapt to their diet. Maasai adapted well but still not enough to avoid severe atherosclerotic build up, there's Maasai people ~20 years old dying from atherosclerosi…

I don't know why but white on black premade theme given here is just horrible for my eyes. The text burns into my eyes and then anywhere I look I can see the blurry text lines. I c…

All of the great developers (or at least magnitudes more competent/experienced than me) I met spend very little time on the internet writing comments/answers.

I'm in the camp that whatever bodily motions you learn as a young child, your body adapts enough to it that you won't get any kind of damage. I mean, we even had articles here abou…

Everyone in sales is using the leaked emails. I have so many one-time emails that leaked (haveibeenpwned.com) and someone was smart enough to just use those leaked databases and se…

I believe Jim Keller is currently at Intel, maybe they'll have some surprises soon.

It's so sad because there's so much more to do. Socializing with your family, exploring intellectual curiosities, exercising, reading old books, learning something new. The human b…

It all depends on the context. There is no reason why your body should use the supplement vitamins or minerals if your diet is normal (not deficient). For example, a lot of people …

Traditional Inuit diet was not healthy. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00219... Here's a study on historical data, here are some statements: "Arterioscleros…

But minimum daily intake of fiber, for humans to remain healthy, is not zero. Vegetables, especially if you eat them in amounts that sustain your weight, have enough omega essentia…

I think chickens are ground up with their feathers and ugly bits by falling from a treadmill. I guess one can't sell that as food but I'm pretty sure they can do something with it.…

Here's a nice blog post about the algorithm https://codeforces.com/blog/entry/61306 . It definitely makes sense, recurrence relation does have its own polynomial. Even the naive po…

I can no longer enjoy the music the way I did as a teenager. I automatically picked up the lyrics, I still remember them to this day. I sought new music, new bands. There was a pea…

I use https://github.com/michaelvillar/timer-app and TextEdit to write my pomodoros for every day. Take 5 minute breaks, and a big 15-30 minute break, pomodoros of size 25-30 minut…

pomodoro also works for me, I've had weeks of doing almost nothing, after I started simple 25 min bits with pauses, for some reason it can go on forever.

Checkout his latest fascicles on applications of zero-supressed binary decision diagrams to all sorts of problems. From beautiful tiling problems to travelling salesman. His latest…

Cool, I've checked your code and it's not zero suppressed BDDs, although it might not be a performance gain if you used ZDDs. (zero supressed BDDs are very good at representing set…

BDDs you are using, are they zero-supressed decision diagrams or it was not necessary to do these kinds of optimizations?

Function getting differentiated regularly is a loss function defined as (DesiredOutput(x) - HugeNumberOfParametersAppliedTo(x))^2. Are you saying that the symbolic expression gets …

OSRM can be augmented with your traffic data. https://github.com/Project-OSRM/osrm-backend/wiki/Traffic It works quite well.

If you track the vehicles every day and collect the location data, you can easily augment the Open Source Routing Machine to give you traffic accounted estimates.[0] Combined with …

Well, start an antifragile business. Currently it seems to be Zoom and the like, logistics systems (workforce planning, last-mile delivery planning) and similar that are in bigger …

Currently, scientific research is not efficient enough to deserve more funding. The pyramidal scheme, currently collapsing, is just extracting as much money as possible with as lit…