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by 876978095789789 3y ago
I hate all of these companies. The streets in my city, especially in the evening, are now flush with their drivers zooming around on e-bikes, e-scooters, and mopeds, often on the sidewalks, with little regard for the traffic laws or pedestr
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by 876978095789789 3y ago
> As a programmer of over 30 years I still have never used Usenet and the reason is the barrier to entry. There is way too much friction. Really? I'm old enough to remember when Google bought Deja, and with it suddenly came the abil
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by 876978095789789 3y ago
> Kiwifarms, now banned, official twitter page said their goal was “exploitation of the mentally handicapped for amusement purposes”. ( Source: https://archive.is/jYp5p ). I made the mistake of visiting the (archived) p
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by 876978095789789 3y ago
How come no one ever posts any links to any of this (or at least archives of said links), whenever this site is discussed? Instead we get DailyDot and Vice articles, or a wikipedia entry quoting those articles, and little else. If the site
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High-fat diets alter gut bacteria, boosting colorectal cancer risk in mice(eurekalert.org)
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by 876978095789789 3y ago
Stop fasting. It's a meme, just like keto. It's unbelievable how bad HNers are when it comes to diet and nutrition. And if you dare to call them on it, they'll eagerly downvote and flag you.
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by 876978095789789 3y ago
You mean the study where the TRFers lost no more weight than the group eating three meals a day, but did lose a disproportionate amount of muscle? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37192843
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by 876978095789789 3y ago
The study I linked to was specifically about TRF. Here's Attia on TRF, where he mentions the reduced insulin sensitivity side effect he sees in his TRF patients: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6wczdlcBtI
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by 876978095789789 3y ago
>There are a few youtube health influencers in the minority that have suggested fasting is not good for you long term, including intermittent fasting. Peter Attia was one of the biggest proponents of fasting, and did regular TRF along wi
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Insulin resistance after a 3-day fast(journals.physiology.org)
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by 876978095789789 3y ago
College graduates on average have higher lifetime earnings than non-college graduates, and inherently have an advantage over non-graduates in a competitive job market: https://www.ssa.gov/policy/docs/research-summa
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by 876978095789789 3y ago
How does modern C++ compare to Rust? As in, if someone is already familiar with C++, and is willing and able to use c++20, and maybe beyond, features, are there still some compelling reasons to switch to Rust?
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Ask HN: Why is there no “Spam” button, to specifically flag spam?
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by 876978095789789 3y ago
I flagged this comment because it's a dupe of another, and looks like spam.
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by 876978095789789 3y ago
Will Rust succeed in eventually making all C (and even C++) code technical debt?
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by 876978095789789 3y ago
IBM, DEC, Sun MicroSystems, SGI.
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by 876978095789789 3y ago
Why did you quote that part instead of the conclusion: > Among adults with obesity and NAFLD, TRE did not produce additional benefits for reducing IHTG content, body fat, and metabolic risk factors compared with DCR. These findings suppo
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Effects of Time-Restricted Eating on Nafld: The Treaty-FLD RCT(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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by 876978095789789 4y ago
> Humanity has never had to deal with global echo chambers where individuals who are mostly harmless on their own can come together and feed on their common rancor. Do you not realize that "echo chamber" describes this place,
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by 876978095789789 4y ago
I haven't used it regularly since the pandemic, but back then it was one of the few places (along with /sci/) where the "lab leak" hypothesis could be openly discussed. Anons regularly dug up questionable gain-of-fu
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by 876978095789789 4y ago
> images and charts and memes that were (and still are) posted to 4chan every day Look, if people posting charts and memes you find distasteful bothers you this much, you frankly don't belong on the internet. And you can post the op
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by 876978095789789 4y ago
I don't care. 4chan is one of the few large forums remaining on the internet where there's no downvoting, no flagging, and no dang-esque tone policers. I would be much more sad to see it go away than this place.
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by 876978095789789 4y ago
The only people predicting a housing crash are broke millenials and zoomers desperate for one, because they think it's the only way they'll ever be able to afford a home, despite even a 20% drawdown in median home prices still bei
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by 876978095789789 4y ago
The issue is not can people contribute in some other way, but can they convince someone else to pay them a living wage for doing so, which is going to prove progressively more difficult as this technology advances.
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by 876978095789789 4y ago
> In this case it is academic research released to the public That's going to be the exception, not the rule. The benefits from automating crowdwork will disproportionately accrue to corporate profits.
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by 876978095789789 4y ago
Great to see this tech and the money invested in it being used to take low-paying jobs away from people with limited options, instead of something like drug discovery or cancer biology.
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by 876978095789789 4y ago
Learning a second language is a huge investment of time, and at least some money, that will soon have no significant economic upside.
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by 876978095789789 4y ago
By >provides by far the cheapest, easiest calories for your body to digest I mean metabolically cheap and easy. Your body expends the least energy digesting fat (2-3%, or 2-3 calories worth of energy for every 100 fat calories you consum
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by 876978095789789 4y ago
> high fat and you can eat a lot of fat very quickly and get a lot of calories that way Fat also has the lowest thermic effect, a paltry 2-3%. Besides having the most calories per gram (9 vs 4 for protein or carb), it provides by far the
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by 876978095789789 4y ago
>having reduced our intake of pasta and potato to a 'sometimes food' but boosted our fruit and veg overall because of 'eat lots of colours' What do you think fruit and vegetables primarily are, if not carbohydrate? Pa

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