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Freedom to Drive Initiative(ops.fhwa.dot.gov)
3 points by aziaziazi 5mo ago|3 comments
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by aziaziazi 5mo ago
Non-meat MRE are already tastier that meat ones (see also [0]): > Not only did they replace military mystery MRE meat with something more appealing to eat out of an envelope, but they were actually tasty They seems to take the processing
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by aziaziazi 5mo ago
That's right. Related quote: > The four or so vegetarian options in the overall MRE lineup were always the first to go when I was in. > Most weren’t choosing the veggie MREs for alignment with their personal ethics so much as tha
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by aziaziazi 5mo ago
> Your screen is 320 by 568 pixels, rendered at 2x density — which means it is almost certainly a recent, high-end display. It’s been a long time my 2016’ iPhone as been called recent or high-end but I’ll take the compliment, thank-y
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
I’m sorry you took is as so, but as noted -if I understood correctly?- it’s hard to achieve perfect nutrient intake with any diet. The idea I wanted to convey is more that children getting a plant based diet aren’t necessarily deprived of
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
It’s perfectly possible to have a calcium-less non-vegan diet and calcium-full vegan diet, or vice versa. We need nutrients, not a specific diet.
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
> plant proteins are "complete" [...] but the ratios are wrong While I understand the idea, it lacks to point out the right ratio of others plants. A better generalization would be: Most plants include all AA acids. Some
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
> complete proteins If I may nitpick: - Human amino acid requirements vary with age, physical condition, and physiological state. PDCAAS and DIAAS use a young child as reference pattern. - Amino acid proportion also varies across animal
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
Let’s say person A drive their car through a green light (or any right of way) while person B pass at red with their truck and kills person A. Should we blame A to missed they eye contact with B?
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
Oh I was’t clear: I’m not talking about an ebike but a very small and underpowered car like this one https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-35210572 There’re somewhat popular here for those that doesn’t have a licence a
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
Your questions are pertinent but what’s the benefit "worth" you’re referring to? The two first proposals would risk a politician popularity and the last one would be lobbied to he’ll buy the logistic companies. IMHO inconvenience
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
> there are a large group of people dependent on their driver's license Are there "no licence cars" in Belgium and the US ? Basically a moped motor and a seat inside a box. 45kmh and no highway, but a bit more confortable
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
Do you know the name of those poses by chance?
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
On could say that grains are indigestible, leather rot and oil doesn’t explode… but we manage to cook, taw and distil. Why wouldn’t we also soak/germinated/ferment/peel the beans ?
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
Rhizopus oligosporus (tempeh) worlds pretty well too! What’s koji?
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There is too much traffic for Alex to walk to school, so we drive (2019)(researchgate.net)
5 points by aziaziazi 6mo ago|0 comments
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
Ah I might be confused by my low english skills but it seems grains and legumes are vegetable. I was curious and a quick search returned several sources confirming that however I'd be pleased to learn other usages. > a plant or pa
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
The comparaison of chicken and tomatoes is a strawman. First off: people don’t swap them in their diet, a better exemple would be wheat or soy - which are what the 0.99/p chicken eat [edit: and it's closer in term of nutrients]. S
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
Do what you like and as you like, but my two cents: if you want to make something that seems hard, start with one step and continue step by step at your own peace. Big goals are accomplished by proudness of small gaps instead of shame and d
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
Oh thanks, that might save my first batch! It may take me a few days to try it, but I’ll definitely report back.
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
Most modern eBicycle have a swappable battery. For extra convenience aim for big brands like Bosch or Shimano but other brands are not a huge deal to swap as the voltages are mostly the same: 24, 36, 48. You sometimes need to keep the BMS +
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
That’s repairable for cheaper that buying a new one, isn’t it? Perhaps the rationale is that it’s cheaper because the resell price offset the repair price?
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
Curious what drove you to replace previous ones?
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
I'd love to read more about your experiments, please don't refrain from writing about it someday.
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
Ok but it's not the original intent: that default exists since at least 2020: https://web.archive.org/web/20201130022511/https://vercel.co...
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
The “sensitive” toggle is off by default. I’m curious about the rationale, what's the benefit of this default for users and/or Vercel? https://vercel.com/docs/environment-variables/sensitive-envi...
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
Thanks, will try it! I understand TeaSPoon but what are the c. and T. units ?
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
> Natto Any advice to try it? I haven’t had the courage yet but I guess it's time to face my fears. > lactic acid fermented Tofu The english name of the one I buy is "Lactofermented Tofu" [0], although their ingredients
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by aziaziazi 6mo ago
If that helps, some non-cheese that might trigger your taste buds: - Brewer/nutritional/super yeast (with a bit of oil and/or smashed cashew): in place of Parmesan - Tahini: less cheesy but equally bold taste as yeast - Lacti
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Event Order(quirksmode.org)
1 points by aziaziazi 6mo ago|0 comments

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