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The 'hurtful' idea of scientific merit(wsj.com)
6 points by 762236 3y ago|3 comments
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by 762236 4y ago
My caloric demands make it hard. I just stop eating 3-hours prior to bed to get higher quality sleep. But I don't start eating in the morning until about 30-minutes into my exercise, so that my body knows how to prioritize.
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by 762236 4y ago
With wearables that track resting heart rate and HRV, you can see that your body gets better rest and sleep when you stop eating around three hours before bed.
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by 762236 4y ago
The discourse around clothing performance is so confusing. Clothes insulate you. They don't cool you (except for the case where solar load on direct skin is higher than when clothes reflect some of that solar load). Some yarns are b
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by 762236 4y ago
For a CO2 tolerance test, you continuously exhale (a tiny trickle) to ensure no accidental inhale. See if that makes it harder for you.
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by 762236 4y ago
If all of the tiles are coming from a single file (via PMTiles), how are they cached by the client? Do clients cache byte ranges, or do you configure things to give the appearance of serving separate files?
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by 762236 4y ago
How do I target my daughter on TikTok?
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Ask HN: What respirator can I send to people in Ohio?
5 points by 762236 4y ago|4 comments
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by 762236 4y ago
Dealing with a GoPro in the field, it helps.
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by 762236 4y ago
Hopefully with USB-3 speeds. Last I understood, the iPhone still transfers data at USB-2 speeds. This is crazy when you want to transfer large videos, or backup.
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Ira Glasser on freedom of speech and social justice(spiked-online.com)
4 points by 762236 4y ago|1 comments
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by 762236 4y ago
When was the last time a kid said, gee, I'll read the books randomly lying around the classroom?
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by 762236 4y ago
Even if that were true, both have pathetic performance (although Elon is improving Twitter's).
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by 762236 4y ago
I haven't used Garmin in two years. How does it sound like Garmin is eating Strava's lunch? Back then, Garmin didn't offer me anything for cycling that Strava didn't have. Has this changed?
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by 762236 4y ago
Yeah, their development progress feels like old Twitter: they have lots of developers and hardly ship new features.
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by 762236 4y ago
"Turned into"? It is a social platform with large networking effects. It also supports decent analysis of your performance for self-coached athletes.
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by 762236 4y ago
Most Linux-based systems are immutable: ChromeOS and Android.
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by 762236 4y ago
I enable all the tracking, as it gives higher quality ads. If I have to suffer from ads, I want them relevant.
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by 762236 4y ago
There clearly should be right-of-way across the corners.
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Department of Defense on using more sensitive words (re: Stanford)(twitter.com)
5 points by 762236 4y ago|0 comments
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by 762236 4y ago
That's wild that people would engineer something so dangerous if broken, particularly if the people using it are unaware that it contains tritium.
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by 762236 4y ago
Absolutely agree. I've wasted hours trying to deduce the data types being passed around in Python when this takes milliseconds in other languages. My steadfast rule: if a team is using Python, I don't join that team.
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by 762236 4y ago
That doesn't mean that those other considerations are stronger than the hormonal differences due to sex. The sex differences for testosterone are large. > That's an empathy thing. You're welcome to empathize with my inabi
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by 762236 4y ago
"at a time in my life when I have never felt more essentially female, more debilitated by a physical condition directly attributable to my biological sex, more in need of clear, informative language describing what I’m going through, j
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by 762236 4y ago
Hormones help regulate the brain and there are sex differences in the hormones. I have a hard time believing that someone can be in the wrong body, as the brain is a part of the body.
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by 762236 4y ago
Nearly every single person alive today will be cancelled by future generations if future generations follow the standards of the cancelers today.
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An Existential Threat to Doing Good Science(commonsense.news)
16 points by 762236 4y ago|4 comments
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by 762236 4y ago
LPL said yes. This, too, should have been Level's response.
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by 762236 4y ago
We just bought our first AirTag specifically for this reason.
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by 762236 4y ago
This biking challenge can be accomplished on a nearby hill any time of the year, no winter cyclone needed. Most people would be unable to achieve it (training is necessary).

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