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by JanSt 7y ago
I'm not a contractor, I'm actually tracking the time I'm working.
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by JanSt 7y ago
I'm punching in and out every day at work / in the home office. Either on a terminal or in the web browser. Best thing ever, takes 15 seconds a day. Being called at home (when not working) because of an emergency? At least 2 hours
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by JanSt 7y ago
Yes, Java does have its weaknesses. It's an old language and people were still figuring out a lot of the stuff. But the ecosystem is huge and if you know the quirks, it's still a heck of a productive language. > Java inner clas
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by JanSt 8y ago
Pretty much exactly what was predicted as to the livestream :-)
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by JanSt 8y ago
Why?
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by JanSt 8y ago
The MCE was a very controlled study that would disagree with your assesement. Here is another review of the literature: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17512433.2018.1...
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by JanSt 8y ago
Btw, it's not "just one" study, but a meta study. I guess you understand the difference? Please link the studies showing the opposite results.
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by JanSt 8y ago
I'm not here to dig up all studies showing those results. Here is (probably the best) one. The MCE was orignally designed to show the opposite: https://www.bmj.com/content/353/bmj.i1246
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by JanSt 8y ago
How so? LDL can be a marker of bad health, but is not so by any means in all cases. Relevant study: https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/6/6/e010401
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by JanSt 8y ago
I'm not recommending it at all. It's to show, that LDL is not a good measure of cv health.
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by JanSt 8y ago
If you want to lower your LDL I'll advice you to eat nothing but white bread with slices of highly processed meat for a week. Will lower your HDL and increase Trigs too, but if LDL is your primary concern: Go for it. Here is the thing:
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by JanSt 8y ago
The science is actually very shaky. I've looked at the first 30 or so studies Greger cites and they often seem not to give (with statistical significance or at all) what he seems to claim. There are also many duplicated sources to incr
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by JanSt 8y ago
Homeschooling is not allowed in Germany
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by JanSt 8y ago
approx. 500.000 Berliners receive Hartz 4
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by JanSt 8y ago
First of all, maybe in Berlin. There are a few reasons for people living in the streets. Drugs is a big one, especially in Berlin. You won‘t find that in most of Germany. Fact is, most people who are legally in Germany for >3 months are
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by JanSt 8y ago
Sounds like Berlin, which is totally different than pretty much every other place in Germany :-) FREE healthcare means that everyone is covered, even if unemployed or working for low wages. The more you earn, the more you pay (capped at ~40
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by JanSt 8y ago
> I have repeatedly said in this thread this doesn't apply to diabetics, who do have an insulin pathology. Diabetics do need to worry about insulin, non-diabetics do not. Point taken :-) > There is no science that disambiguates b
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by JanSt 8y ago
> Right but what happens when you no longer inputting calories and thus no longer have high insulin? Then you start burning the fat again. You can only keep your insulin levels pathologically elevated if you are eating enough to support
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by JanSt 8y ago
> If you're eating two large meals, you're still releasing a lot of insulin, you're still doing the same amount of fat storage, you're just timing it differently. If that works for you, great. Yes, but your body won&#
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by JanSt 8y ago
There is something you can do to help people with leukemia: register as a stem cell donor. Germany has a very strong system with 71.000 stem cell or bone marrow donations per year while there are only 11.000 cases of leukemia in Germany - m
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by JanSt 8y ago
"even though the data actually shows that the majority of the improvement comes from other brands of economic policy" Can you expand on this? Genuinely interested.
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by JanSt 8y ago
You don't get it so it it's a scam?
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by JanSt 8y ago
Total animal food consumption declined, as advised by guidelines... https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DxMoxXqWsAAjlso.jpg:large
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by JanSt 8y ago
The longer you are with your employer, the longer the protection. You should also receive Arbeitslosengeld I for at least 6 months (longer if you would‘ve been employed longer) and unlimited time of Arbeitslosengeld II (I think you would qu
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by JanSt 8y ago
thematt is absolutely right with everything he says. Without external funding pretty much all companies would not operate at all. Many did run out of cash in the last downturn. Those that survived did so by a) external funding (that can dry
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by JanSt 8y ago
Looks nice :-) What are you planning for the future? I'd like to take a lot of notes and get a nice overview for future review / a lot of learning features. Any thoughts on adding discussions? I'd also like you to add a lot o
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by JanSt 8y ago
Fructose does not raise blood sugar (!) but can lead to NAFLD. Bananas have a relatively low GI. Fat is not the enemy!
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by JanSt 8y ago
Siddhartha is an amazing story, at least for me. So much wisdom if it comes at the right time in your life. “His goal attracts him, because he doesn’t let anything enter his soul which might oppose the goal. This is what Siddhartha has lear
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by JanSt 8y ago
There are a ton of use cases in bigger enterprises (1000+ employees) for smaller applications that are not worth the costs you are offering currently, so I'm glad you're working on it. Cypher is amazing (as is most of Neo4j). I&#x
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by JanSt 8y ago
It's way cheaper to have competent software engineers than to add layers of analysts, managers, scrum masters or architects (who copy well known patterns). Most SEs are highly qualified not only on the technical side but also on the bu

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