HNJohnC

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by HNJohnC 12y ago
This could have been written by myself though I'm not sure my IQ is that high but after 4 decades of it I finally found something that clearly and unambiguously works for me and that's mindfullness based cognitive therapy which al
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
I'm fairly certain you'd find that the vast majority of donations to any cause are from people who are personally affected in some way.
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
Yup, sleep cycles are 1.5 hours each and most humans need 5 of them. As long as you don't break out of a sleep cycle before the 1.5 hours is completed you tend to feel pretty awake when you do wake up, even if it's only been 3 ho
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
Given what we now know about chronic cardio and it's incredibly damaging effects on the body and the terrible consequences of losing sleep and the fact that it's been a problem for you for years you sure sound resigned to it all.
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
Personally I was quite taken with the color scheme, it's soothing to look at.
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
Whooosh! That's kind of the point, hard to forget a name like that.
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
Yup, in this day and age simplicity and clarity stand out and are appreciated by most people.
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
Google Phytohaemagglutinin and you will realize why you don't want to skip the pre-soak, it's for your safety not just for making them faster to cook.
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
You can get seriously ill cooking and eating dried beans from Phytohaemagglutinin if you don't do it right. Beans like most seeds contain specific toxins that are aimed directly at mammals to prevent them from being eaten. This is why
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
I'm really sorry you posted this, I think it's going to hurt people and make them sick if they take any of it seriously. What I see is a toxic diet loaded with carbohydrates which is not sustainable by most people. While anyone ca
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
Better throw some acid in there or you run quite a significant risk of death from botulism.
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
This makes me sad for three reasons: 1) you are spreading FUD with your fad after fad comment, it's simply not true. There is a lot of crap info out there but it's trivially easy to sort it out with the internet at our fingertips
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
"it doesn't look unhealthy" So many people here will go to the ends of the earth to find good science to report when it comes to just about any other issue except food and nutrition and exercise (things they owe their basic c
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
Yes and I bet that the author of that blog will be fighting all the early symptoms of metabolic syndrome in no time eating all that garbage and wearing their body out with excessive repetitive running. It's almost what cutting edge nut
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
Is there any difference? Surely the reason a person takes risks is because in their own opinion it's not actually much of a risk at all due to their own confidence in their opinion. No?
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
Ibogaine actually what you're thinking of and I have no idea in the world why you are voted down because it's actually been showing great promise under controlled conditions.
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
Very surprising you couldn't take the time to ensure that markers are not directly obscuring other markers. Right now in my browser the US has exactly two items shown as do many others due to this obvious flaw. So in summary it seems
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
Which is why, I guess, going on 4 years now Mongo has has an open issue to implement unicode sorting and still has not.
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
It's a common "meme" from the past, perhaps you're too young to get it.
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
Someone needs to make a search engine that only returns results for things that people have tried to hide under this law.
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
Why is nearly everyone who tries to drum up publicity here so clueless as to assume everyone knows what their product/app/library/whatever actually is? What a terrible waste of publicity. The very first sentence in any link s
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
Heh heh, I'm laughing that you are downvoted and you literally had the absolute most useful and best suggestion of any post here. Not everyone hangs out in the paleo world though clearly as some of the discussion here shows the hacker
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
It will never be the future until I have a flying car, sorry.
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
If you meet someone who left they will know dozens of others, it's a pretty common religion to be "from".
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
I suspect you might not be paying enough attention to the issue.
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
Most startup folks don't believe this because it would mean they aren't the special snowflakes they think they are.
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
I hope it works out for you but that's just about exactly how I felt immediately before I realized it was not going to work for a very large project, switched to Angular and haven't looked back since. There was no comparison at a
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
A quick rule of thumb: if the title or the opening of the article for any technique do not contain some form of the phrase "when to use" or "under these circumstances" and instead contain absolutes like this title then y
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
The bit in the book / manual about typing a "lozenge" character that shows how with an Apple then has two blank lines for windows and linux is a little disconcerting.
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by HNJohnC 12y ago
Whoa! I'm very excited to be reading the text of the person put in charge of the universe! I'm getting chills just thinking that you might actually read this humble message.

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