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by aziaziazi 7mo ago
Sadly most of us are hopeless lobster boiled by greater powers. Unlike the crabs through you still can save the other lobsters by refraining to eat them.
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by aziaziazi 7mo ago
I love it! My main (and only) device is a dry toilet so a plastic bag shortage would be a bigger problem. I guess we’ll emerge with origami. https://www.kildwick.com/en/fancyloo-divert
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by aziaziazi 7mo ago
> you need them right now You can shut the entire network off, shower/poop at neighbours places or work, laundry at the local self-laundry shop and brush you teeth with a bootle of water. Inconvenient sure, but it would as much prob
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by aziaziazi 7mo ago
> What's the goal of the tiny corp? To accelerate. We will commoditize the petaflop and enable AI for everyone. I had the same feeling as throwadem when reading this. Your comment clarify what they meant by "everyone"
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by aziaziazi 7mo ago
It’s not indeed, however while you’re not trying to be negative, what you say sounds like so: "I’m trying to point X are Y" where Y is a characteristic of most humans and not just X. “pointing” X sounds like that group is more Y
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by aziaziazi 7mo ago
You're strawmaning here. You can take any cause and point the selectiveness of the "people that care of that cause" by putting them in a bag and choosing the bag arguments to argument with.
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by aziaziazi 7mo ago
As soy is a nut, the chai soy milk lattes may have work. He's an Omnivore, not a Necrophage: > Bigfoot are omnivores, "They eat both plants and meat. I've seen accounts that they eat everything from berries, leaves, nuts
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by aziaziazi 7mo ago
There’s many delicious and easy ways to eat vegetable! Two of my favorite: - Belgian Stoemp: basically smashed-potatoes with smashed-other legumes. Cook everything together (with herbs if you can), smash, add lipid and salt and you’re done!
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by aziaziazi 7mo ago
Let's look some data: [edit: Soy Milk protein require 2.9x less water than Caw Milk protein, DIAAS adjusted: 1 / (0.28 * 1.25)] PDCAAS [0] Soy 0.92 - Beef at 0.94 (Beef 2% better) DIAAS [1] Soy 0.91 - Beef 1.116 - W
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by aziaziazi 7mo ago
Second hand apple products are fantastic deals! Just bought a second 2016 iPhone for 50€. Apple still push security updates 10 years after release! I wonder what's their business rationale, while being delighted buy the cheap, light, s
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by aziaziazi 7mo ago
IMHO the Chèvre (goat) [0] and Morbier (bleu) [1] from Jay and Joy are very close. They also comes a bit cheaper in non-organic version [2]. I mostly buy from those guys but the curious may try a few from their local brands: when talking ab
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by aziaziazi 7mo ago
Double that. I'll also recommend to try some fungi/bacteria pre-processing as it bumps the taste: Kimchi & Sauerkraut to wet the appetite. Don't use salt, use Miso. The darker the better. Tempeh is awesome and comes with
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by aziaziazi 7mo ago
Economy of scale and subsidies have a major influence on shelf prices. Is is a red flag to be a small producer and/or not profiting from public money? Some wouldn't cold-ban a product only based on it's price, especially if
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by aziaziazi 7mo ago
The fish counter comes from here https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/animal-welfare/artic... One could argue there's a double count: about one-fifth of fish are caught to feed other animals (mainly f
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by aziaziazi 7mo ago
I cook more with feeling than recipe and I as I hike for multi days I try to vary the meals to avoid getting bored. My typical bag includes multiples zip bag with ingredients and I pick a few to make a meal: - semolina of wheat, whole wheat
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by aziaziazi 7mo ago
I depends the beans and their freshness. If soaked and not 2yo+, it’s less than 1 hour for most of them. 30 min is enough for azuki and chickpeas if soaked 48h. There’s other tricks: various beans can be found in the form of instant powder
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by aziaziazi 8mo ago
Thank you for the link. I understand China has about twice the inhabitant of USA+EU but the same consumption based CO2, am I wrong?
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by aziaziazi 8mo ago
Oh I understand the confusion: soy, quinoa and agave are not supplements but food. I guess we might agree on "alternative" but the word choice isn’t your point. Soy is a strange pick at it’s mostly cultivated to feed livestock (77
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by aziaziazi 8mo ago
Is there a non-automatic light enforcement other than placing a policemen at every light - which makes the light useless? Revenu generation is a bonus point: in my country taxes that incentive smokers to quit are directed to healthcare and
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by aziaziazi 8mo ago
While I agree with your sarcasm, this proposal is a least bad scenario: no enforcement is worse as there’s less incentive to respect the lights. Sadly money and power buying freedom of law isn’t restricted to road rules.
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by aziaziazi 8mo ago
> supplementing with foods that are at least as unethical as factory farming practices That's the first time I ear about supplement being unethical, let alone "compared to factory farming". Stretching the usual arguments,
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by aziaziazi 8mo ago
> being a vegetarian/vegan is more expensive than being omnivore. I read this often but the long term vegs usually says the opposite as does the studies [0]. Bonus point: The veg options are often the cheapest in the non-vegan resta
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by aziaziazi 8mo ago
Have you tried tempeh? It solves 95% of my chicken craving since I found the right recipe and spices. It's also cheaper, nutritious, faster to cook and almost no processed. https://tempeh.info/
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by aziaziazi 8mo ago
Here's a tip for you: describe what you find questionable and why, otherwise reader will understand: "I don't like that, you're [loser / mentally hill / nihilist]". I you don't like the conversation y
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by aziaziazi 8mo ago
Estimated scale of the torment nexuses : https://considerveganism.com/counter/
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by aziaziazi 8mo ago
This is a common fallacy. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47275088#47280922
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by aziaziazi 8mo ago
If you don’t know the canopy raft, prepare to enjoy: https://www.reforestaction.com/en/magazine/francis-halle-and... Francis Halle dedicated his whole life to forest, I recommend any of his book if you find one in
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by aziaziazi 8mo ago
Speaking of deforestation: > Globally, 77% of soya is produced for animal feed, 19.2% for direct human consumption and 3.8% for industry (biodiesel, lubricants, etc.). https://www.deforestationimportee.ecologie.gouv.fr/en
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by aziaziazi 8mo ago
That's fair, everyone's optimize for their own incentives. I don't think knowledge is involved here. Hardware tax just isn’t directly paid by the people making the decisions so it it's not seen as a constraint. In other
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by aziaziazi 8mo ago
As a former React developer, I can't help but look back at the monsters we created. We spent a decade optimizing developer experience, only to outsource the hardware costs to the user’s RAM. 2013 - my 8GB [0] MPB was enough to run dock

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