I understand the bummer that warfarin can be. I have two pieces of advice.
1. Don’t diet the dose, dose the diet. In other words, don’t try to adjust what and how you eat to fit the mg of warfarin you are taking every week.
2. I believe a large percentage of what you hear regarding warfarin is ridiculously overblown and I almost never place limits on what I do because of some fear of a bleeding event (within reason, of course.)
If you have a PHP application and have found that Ruby allowed you to scale or vice versa, it probably just means the skill level of the dev decision makers improved. There are a lot of gotchas and pot holes one can find themselves stumbling into that you really only have to start caring about once you are actually at the point where scale matters.
I’ve noticed quite a jump in PHP composer package spam recently, too. A lot of just ever so slightly renamed popular packages. A couple even had quite a few stars on their repo.
It’s not easy to stalk animals built to spot predators — especially in the terrain where I’ve seen modern persistence hunters.
Many watering hole types of animals also don’t just fall right over after being struck, particularly with a “rudimentary” weapon. Even if you get a decent shot off, you will still most likely be chasing it for quite a while. Not to mention the dangers of what’s hanging around, looking to take what you (hopefully) managed to score.