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aulin
4y ago
a single meter to classify all your appliances? does it use some kind machine learning to do NILM? how accurate is this?
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aulin
4y ago
Ever tried losing weight just counting calories? you feel hungry, miserable and sooner or later every day becomes a cheat day. With TRE and even more with keto you feel satiated, insulin is way more stable so hunger is manageable. So you pr
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aulin
4y ago
those were exaggerated extremes he included to make a point... (straw man?)
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aulin
4y ago
Sure I'm probably biased but I believe sleep quality is a little more difficult to control than the other points you listed. I can't even fathom consciously having bad sleep habits and not fixing them given how disrupting insomnia
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aulin
4y ago
The point I guess it that there are dietary regimens that tend to naturally restrict caloric intake without any effort. The question is not if eating less causes weight loss, but which regimen is best to avoid overeating while eating to sat
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aulin
4y ago
USDA Dietary Guidelines, but it's similar in most western countries (overrepresented carbs, saturated fat demonization)
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aulin
4y ago
> almost no one ends up fat, if they are not eating badly sure... as there is not any obesity and diabetes epidemic caused by 50+ years of wrong nutritional guidelines.
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aulin
4y ago
As someone who suffered from insomnia for most of his adult life, I honestly hate when people include "sleep well" in lifestyle choices. As it's something you can easily, or at all, control. On the plus side, diet specificall
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aulin
4y ago
130 g daily carb threshold for the low carb branch seems a bit high. Would have been way more interesting if they compared intermitted fasting with proper nutritional ketosis (carbs under 20g). Most interesting metabolic changes in low carb
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4y ago
I don't really believe that's the whole reason of nudity decline. I was just arguing against quickly jumping to judge this point as racist or bigot while it has some perfectly reasonable merits. As others have said if you are in a
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4y ago
I think this is the answer. Both your points are two aspects of the same idea. It's something for old people because old people have the maturity needed to be comfortable with their own body in public. Younger generations are victim of
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4y ago
1. young muslims are way less inclined to get nude in public: more young muslims, less young nudists 2. locals felt safer before because they were nude among people with the same culture towards nudity, now they don't anymore because t
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aulin
4y ago
a big influx of people from countries and cultures way less open towards nudity and sexuality doesn't change anything? It would be the same if immigration came from the puritan regions of US.
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aulin
4y ago
do these rules and automatic flagging only apply to US citizens?
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aulin
4y ago
Fresh ginger for the nausea, ibuprofen for the headache, lots of water for rehydration. Fresh ginger is amazing.
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aulin
4y ago
great, now you're also going to tell me I don't own any plot of Islay land from all those bottles of Laphroaig
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aulin
4y ago
What is it with ln? 20+ years using it and I still have to read the man page every single time. Whenever I try to do without I always end up with red links
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aulin
4y ago
I've seen people screenshot logos at low res, save them as jpeg, share them with Whatsapp and put them in A0 posters. With SVG and EPS logos easily available. With detailed guidelines on how to use them. Point them out their fault and
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aulin
4y ago
maybe they realized hiring leetcode junkies is not a great strategy and they want to freeze that while they find a better interview system
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aulin
4y ago
Lots of water to rehydrate and fresh ginger for the nausea. Ibuprofen only works for the headache, you still need to fix the rest.
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aulin
4y ago
I read that post and as an outsider and one that knows very little about ubuntu core, I seem to understand you need a brand store to access direct hardware functionality, is that so? so you need to pay to be able to use GPIOs, I2C and other
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aulin
4y ago
IIRC there is no true Sriracha. It was first marketed by a thai guy using an old family recipe with Californian ingredients but it was never trademarked so there are plenty of similar hot sauces with the same name
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aulin
4y ago
and those will be the same people perpetrating this flawed interview system, because interviewers tend to look for themselves in the interviewee
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There even was a web where ads and content coexisted nicely. And a web where saying something was more important then selling something.
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aulin
4y ago
ublock only works inside Firefox on mobile, this blocks most ads in every app, smart tvs, iot devices
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aulin
4y ago
leetcode is not coding
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4y ago
one could argue that it's a job for the compiler to make sure two equivalent language constructs (map and for loop) perform similarly...
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Not sure it proves anything in interview context though. It's a language specific trivia you'll quickly learn either from experience or from a good mentor. Proves nothing about your ability to code or to be a successful member in
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aulin
4y ago
What is Pop!_OS to Ubuntu?
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4y ago
There's unfortunately a lot of SEO spam dressed as docs in the python world. Usually all you need is in readthedocs.
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