Elixir has more contributors than just Jose (though he is the OG / creator / leader)
I would strongly argue that API clients should NEVER be opted in for these sorts of things, and it should be like this industry wide.
It’s a life changer because when you’re at a significant caloric deficit, your body sheds both fat and muscle. When you lose muscle, your metabolic rate drops, also lowering your rate of fat loss
If you lift even a little, your body will hang on to muscle more effectively, making it easier to lose and maintain weight over a longer period
The problem is they abandoned rails for react. The old SSR GitHub experience was very good. You could review massive PRs on any machine before they made the move.
I appreciate that they call this out. This means that if you're using Postgres primarily for storing data where it's ok if you lose a few (like time series data) then Clickhouse is the clear and obvious choice.
But if the transactionality is key for you (like a financial application or the data for an application) then Postgres still makes more sense.
You can effectively do this every day if you just eat once per day. When I was properly obese, this technique resulted in rapid weight loss. Zero exercise was required to see results, which was good at the time because the not eating part was about all I could handle.
Being in a fasted state is as close as you can get to actually reversing aging. Your body engages in a process called autophagy when nutrient-sensing pathways are down-regulated. When you are stuffing your face constantly (i.e., every ~8 hours), there is less opportunity for this mechanism to do its job.
Also…lifting light weights for like 10 minutes a day at home is a lifechanger in the early days
I'm not sure a lot of companies are really looking at the costs of multi-region resiliency and hot failovers vs being down for 6 hours every year or so and writing that check.