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5y ago
Recent studies point to fructose and vegetable oils being toxic for the human body, at least in the proportions used in mainstream dietary advice. Big supermarket brands in UK are still selling low fat variants of food, more often than not
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5y ago
Imagine how rigorous nutritional science can be when state-of-the-art double-blind scientific tests are pretty much impossible or extremely expensive to do, and when there is a lot of $$$ interest and lobbying in presenting one outcome or t
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5y ago
Given the poster's history, this definitely is a subtle way of promoting their latest blogging platform.
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5y ago
The closest phonetic approximation to "gn" is the "ny" in canyon, and the approximation to "gl" is the double l in billion.
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5y ago
How do you know they aren't giving anything in return?
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5y ago
Cannabis is native to India and Central Asia.
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5y ago
I just checked, perhaps the fact that I have "reputation-based" blocking always disabled helps, which seems to avoid that kind of false positive. I am not a fan of my OS phoning home to check every single executable I run. Either
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5y ago
I don't know if my installation is broken, but I haven't had Defender remove what I thought was a legitimate binary since I first installed Windows 10. Literally not one single time on half a dozen installations. FWIW I installed
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Earthship
(en.wikipedia.org)
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18/6 has never done anything to my BP, I've been doing it for 10 years. I suspect the biggest impact was trying to lose weight and changing your diet. In my case changing my diet has noticeable and immediate effect to any physiolo
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The brain needs animal fat (2019)
(psychologytoday.com)
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The future of Android App Bundles is here
(android-developers.googleblog.com)
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5y ago
Second time a new account posts this 2014 article in 2 weeks. Flagged, here's some previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=yager.io
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5y ago
Indeed it's night and day how Intel performs compared to Nvidia as well.
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5y ago
OP is arguing that the Apple menu is used to start and switch applications, not the Dock. What? How is the Apple menu equivalent to Start in modern macOS? Do you click the Apple menu to start your apps? Or even switch to them?
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5y ago
They're £15-20 on Amazon. If you custom built your PC, you can figure out how to buy and install one. Thanks for reminding me.
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5y ago
Ask the Linux DE world to put a patent on it and litigate everyone that tries to steal their ground-breaking ideas.
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Nice history lesson, but for all intents and purposes the Dock _is_ equivalent to the Start Menu, as both are the main ways to start or switch applications for most users. The Apple menu has nothing to do with running applications in modern
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5y ago
I heard a similar story from friends, and I bet you get high quality (organic and whatnot) ingredients for your home baking, while store-bought food is mostly full of pesticides, GMO, highly treated wheat which might explain why one makes y
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5y ago
No, we haven't evolved to eat carb based diet, which happened somewhere in the past 10,000 years, which is a nothing in the evolution scale. We added carbs into out diet, by our own choice. We are at all effect genetically identical to
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5y ago
We thrive, as babies, on mother's milk for much more than carbohydrates though.
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5y ago
Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=flatkill.org I don't expect any interesting conversation around this flame bait of a site this time around either.
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I have no words to express how much I hate this.
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5y ago
Why is it only available on Brave? Doesn't make any sense.
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Phytochemicals literally just means "chemicals from a plant", which include the infamous antioxidants as well as toxins, hormone disruptors, GABA agonists and other poisons in general. Some fruits have some compounds, along thousa
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5y ago
The above comment has so many levels of generalisation and misconceptions that I wouldn't even know where to start debating it. Not all fruit nor vegetables are healthy, unless you consider the healthy ones only (how do you determine t
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5y ago
Nonsensical appeal to fear. Either express concrete criticism or avoid posting rambling FUD and doomsaying that doesn't contribute to the topic at hand.
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I do not absolutely get this obtuse question. It is not my place to justify why modern software is so inefficient, pointing the finger to Windows 10 in particular as if it's an outlier. Why are YOU using inefficient languages, heavywei
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My desktop built in 2020 is perceptibly instant today. The slowest booting application is VSCode taking 2 whole seconds to start from cold. None of the figures shown in the article have any relevance if one has a slight knowledge of their o
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5y ago
Can you explain why you expect modern software to run on old hardware first? Should I be surprised that my turn of the millennium PC can't even run Slack? Yes, in absolute terms it's a bit ridiculous, but we're not talking ph
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