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by DiThi 9y ago
Did you click "train"? Otherwise it's just doing inference from random data.
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by DiThi 9y ago
He sells $1B every year to fund Blue Origin. Source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14047650
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by DiThi 9y ago
That depends on the purpose. A place for files in Blender format: http://www.blendswap.com/
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Both FCC and congress are composed of people. People can easily be biased just by the amount of data they encounter on one side or the other, especially if arguments on both sides sound compelling and most of those people don't really
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I agree that some arguments of the report don't hold water. But others are more convincing to me. Note that they analyze textbooks that are sold in stores, not stuff made by random teachers. About the anecdote, a single case... there h
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by DiThi 9y ago
Maybe this? http://www.ames-fps.com/adoctrinamiento_libros_sociales_5y6p... Or maybe the many accusations of events like this one http://baluartedigital.opennemas.com/articulo/separatismo/vi...
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by DiThi 9y ago
I've found IF to be much, much easier when doing keto. It is possible that most of the gut flora reliant on carbs and sugar die off after some time.
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I had similar experiences: When I'm on keto, I'm feeling hungry much less, and much less intensely. Sometimes I skipped lunch because I was focused on something and wasn't feeling like interrupting whatever I was doing. More
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by DiThi 9y ago
Is there any study that shows any adverse effects of dietary cholesterol in a ketogenic diet?
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> Nobody says that Soylent is the only thing a person is permitted to eat. But it's supposed to be able to be used that way, if one wants. AFAIK it doesn't warn to get omega-3 from time to time.
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by DiThi 9y ago
For an explanation with much more detail and less cheesy acting, see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5S6-v37nOtY With what we know now, a cap on fat is ridiculous. The cap should be on carbs.
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> Perhaps because that was the intent of the designer? It looks like a typical Japanese schoolgirl uniform to me. I'm not American, though.
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by DiThi 9y ago
In a lot of regards, the "not up to par" part of riot.im or matrix is the lack of a contact list (or simulated equivalent with same UX). IMHO it's the usability problem #1, and the reason for our team not to switch yet. The i
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by DiThi 9y ago
What would entail to declare a "true integer"? Correctness? The |0 after each operation makes it correct. All bitwise operations in JS operate on signed 32 bit integers. Speed? All JS JITs have optimizations for integers, and it&#
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by DiThi 9y ago
It's very common to do as part of a compiling/deploying step, for shared files like css or js, very rarely done manually (maybe for very very small icons). E.g. I use url-loader in webpack to do require('./some_image.png
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> There are a ton of implicit casts Very easy to avoid if you're compiling a statically typed language to JS. > No integers Not in the JS specification (outside typed arrays), but every JS JIT works in a way you can actually decl
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by DiThi 9y ago
Unstructured control flow is easily emulated with switch statements. In fact it's what emscripten did long before asm.js was made, IIRC.
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Honey has micronutrients HFCS doesn't have. But by far the biggest difference is price. You won't overeat honey simply because you won't want to pay 21 times more. And for a taste that is not a direct replacement of sugar and
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> Why is real fruit not a problem but HFCS is? Fruit has loads of fiber, although less than what our ancestors gathered, and in less quantity. Fiber is what produces satiety. For the same reason fruit juice is not good for you.
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It doesn't have to be a painful experience for it to be forced. I mean "forced" in the sense that they have no option but to learn at a specific age. And some children are just not ready for that. They need to play more befor
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by DiThi 9y ago
I've never claimed they didn't have dyslexia. I said they weren't diagnosed. And that they all have good SAT scores, without the need to diagnose and treat such learning disabilities.
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And autoplay video, without easy way to stop it. Ugh.
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by DiThi 9y ago
Fair enough. I don't see this "masking" as an issue, though. I'm curious too about signs of dyslexia in adulthood. I would bet that adult SVS dyslexics exist but are better adapted around the issue.
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The sources are books published by Sudbury Valley Press. I don't have any source other than that one. However this fact hasn't been disputed by neither former students or outsiders, from SVS or other schools of the same model; so
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> Is forcing children to eat their vegetables, take regular baths, and go to bed on time an example of "one size fits all" parenting? Each parent has a different style, sometimes very different from one to the neighbor. For goo
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> isn't going to be a single cure for dyslexia Except not forcing children to learn to read too soon. In the 49 years since the Sudbury Valley school was open, not a single case of dyslexia was diagnosed. Because nobody was forced t
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by DiThi 9y ago
During ketosis there's barely any carbs to metabolize anyway. That's why I mention carbs at all: they cause the problem and saturated fat just makes the problem worse. A lot of these studies (esp the ones more than a decade old) s
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by DiThi 9y ago
The abstract of that study doesn't mention carbs. That's a very important detail. If you're eating a "normal" amount of carbs (like in the vast majority of studies of this type, even "low" can mean 25%), i
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_4Q9Iv7_Ao I also recommend the rest of the channel.
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The amount of "too much" for fat is however greater than for the other two, and for most people it's difficult to overeat willingly with fat.

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