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9y ago
Not debating any of those points, only that sugar and junk food makes you hungrier and therefore harder to diet. There is an obesity epidemic that seems to be getting worse. I'm more interested in that problem. Some of what you descr
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I'm a new Model S over, and it's hard for me to believe anyone would believe them. The autopilot makes egregious errors during any prolonged use. You should feel more alert and engaged when using it at this point.
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9y ago
Steak has fat and the fat has a satiating effect. Sugar is the opposite. There are people that eat only steak: https://www.biohackerslab.com/ep19-dr-shawn-baker/
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Try to eat 3000 calories of sugar or donuts one day then try to eat 3000 calories of steak. If I have even 1800 calories of steak I won't need to eat the rest of the day.
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9y ago
I haven't ever seen it save anyone, only introduce more problems for the inattentive driver.
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9y ago
You may read this tariff story and think, what’s the big deal? The story’s not bad. Isn’t it reasonable to talk about effects of current events in this way? I answer, absolutely not. Such speculation is a complete waste of time. It’s useles
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9y ago
My first drive with auto pilot tried to follow into the back of a stopped car in a turning lane and randomly had phantom breaking issues like going under overpasses. Not to mention there are things most people do defensively while driving t
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9y ago
Or maybe having a population with no hard challenges in their youth, like learning to drive and surviving. Seems to lead to people incapable of handling adulthood or developing judgement about risk.
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9y ago
Anyone driving with it for an hour will probably encounter a situation they have to take over. Seems pretty obvious. It's a cool tech demo with bugs that can kill you.
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9y ago
It was an example. Change it to pro civil rights in the south in the 60s or something you agree with that becomes unpopular when political opinions change. It's a very good point.
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A friend of mine has been working for Page on this project and doing the rigging work for the parachute so pretty sure it has one.
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This is contested now--in part due to the sugar industries tactics of trying to make saturated fat the evil. They didn't control for nitrates/processed meats either in some of the studies. https://www.amazon.com/dp
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9y ago
It's funny. I see heavily animal based and fatty as healthy. I'd write this as: "diet options tend to be sugar based and nutrient poor, filled with soy and corn syrup."
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On the farm you can at least tell yourself you're supporting society and that people would starve without your labor. Video games give you no such delusions.
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9y ago
Set option to meta in your terminal preferences.
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9y ago
Yeah I think I'm getting in the wrong loops.
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9y ago
Or powersets, or segment trees, DFS. Seen everything in an interview at this point.
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9y ago
How do you get another job if you've stopped coding? Most jobs I've seen, even in management, still require the interview song and dance.
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9y ago
May want to check out "Technopoly" by Postman as well. It's got some of the same points but goes deeper into technology in general. It opens with a story from Phaedrus by Plato where a king is arguing with a god over the ut
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I think since it uses digital signatures to send the transactions it's a cryptocurrency. It's not a decentralized one sure.
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People bought and sold at increasing prices. There was a "demand".
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9y ago
An app whose data store is block chain based, as opposed to AWS infrastructure owned by whoever. Decentralized App.
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9y ago
https://thelastpsychiatrist.com/2014/05/cyberbll.html Her article seems to be about what could be done to stop anonymous trolls from terrorizing and threatening women. How about prosecuting them, since terroristic
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Reminds me of this: https://thelastpsychiatrist.com/2012/11/hipsters_on_food_sta... > Why does her PhD make her more deserving that a welfare queen? Because to The Chronicle, the PhD has value. It doesn'
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9y ago
Ground beef, even at whole foods comes out to about 2 calories / penny. Getting it at a regular store would put it at 3 to 4 calories per penny. Rice is 3.2 beans even better. You can mix all these things in endless ways with a littl
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> What I Learned Losing A Million Dollars, the protagonist makes a big discovery. He remarks that a fellow called Joe Siegel, the most active trader in a commodity called “green lumber” actually thought that it was lumber painted green (
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Looking at the chart, you could liquidate $130 million and it would move the price down to $5200.
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Raiden Network
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Could also be incompetence in regards to managing servers and load testing with laziness for not shutting down instances and ignorance of using reserved instances? Ahem, I mean it could be.
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Banks are doing more than just blockchain now: https://techcrunch.com/2017/09/28/fidelity-ceo-abigail-johns...
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