deinonychus

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by deinonychus 9mo ago
my AI says they aren't
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by deinonychus 9mo ago
i think about this a lot and i genuinely believe that for every fringe diet or supplementation regimen, there exists a population it would genuinely benefit, for at least some point in their lives but it's tricky to figure out and i as
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by deinonychus 9mo ago
> Doesn't make sense to me that a 400lb obese person would need to consume the same amount of protein as a 400lb lean muscle bodybuilder. yeah both of those people are extreme cases that would break this very crude formula
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by deinonychus 9mo ago
do you think that's a lot or a little? does that sound realistic or unrealistic?
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by deinonychus 9mo ago
i agree that plant proteins usually contain more beneficial minerals than meat, but that also certainly includes lead. whole plants and especially plant-based protein products contain lots of lead, but it's unclear if this is a huge pr
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by deinonychus 9mo ago
anyway, i don't find anything here that stands out or is obviously against the consensus, other than recommending tallow as a cooking fat. i don't see any signs of seed oil extremism or sat fat trutherism otherwise. there's e
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by deinonychus 9mo ago
> Protein serving goals: 1.2–1.6 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight per day, adjusting as needed based on your individual caloric requirements. it's crazy the us gov put this out and is still using kilograms for this formu
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by deinonychus 10mo ago
I'm not sure if I entirely understand your hypothesis, but I don't think it's 100% on the hardware - I don't think it's due to the hardware of the hardware. I also have an M2 Air and a few things seem to consistentl
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by deinonychus 10mo ago
I agree that they probably don't serve most people well. But I know someone that has a huge truck with a cap on his bed (google "pickup truck bed cap" or "topper"). That solves the weather problem and makes you wond
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by deinonychus 10mo ago
i'm currently disputing a bill with a parking company. there's a kiosk at the movie theater served by the parking lot, so that you can get free parking if you see a movie. the kiosk has an option for you to describe your car if y
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by deinonychus 10mo ago
The opposite happens in some games where the update will be a gigabyte or two, but the patching takes so long, that some players with fast enough download speeds will swear by wholly uninstalling and reinstalling the game.
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by deinonychus 11mo ago
>The withdrawal symptoms are actually strangely pleasant to me as long as I'm in the right mood and have something interesting to focus on. i actually find this true, too. i’m dependent on nicotine lozenges and if i’m out and about
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by deinonychus 11mo ago
not him, but i use the amazon brand lozenges. they’re mints you tuck like a zyn, rather than gum. much less spicier in my mouth and doesn’t irritate my tummy like gum did. haven’t noticed any mouth issues but im sure a dentist wouldn’t appr
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by deinonychus 11mo ago
Am I crazy or did those WAAD guys themselves just link the public to potentially illegal content? As of writing, they have a public response hosted on their website, including screenshots of emails to/from Google with URLs that Google
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by deinonychus 11mo ago
I almost missed the price. Wow you're right that's a lot! And the final retail price is 1599 euros. I have a good Plustek that cost me $300 or $400. Automated transport and unantiquated software sounds nice, but those features are
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by deinonychus 1y ago
what were his preconceptions about the city other than "they're all loud and claustrophobic?"
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by deinonychus 1y ago
Honestly the ductless mini split system in my new apartment was a big factor for me. But it was the first time I'd seen one over here in the mid-atlantic.
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by deinonychus 1y ago
Speaking as an apartment dweller, my new apartment's ductless setup is much quieter (inside) than my old apartment's blower. At the old place, the fan was either on or off and must have added another 10 or 20 db of noise forcing y
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by deinonychus 1y ago
It's still worth trying and using. The developers consider it a "finished product" and I don't disagree. It does lots of small things well* that many browsers (even the self-confessed clones like Zen) don't do out o
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by deinonychus 1y ago
I've wondered about that too. My personal thoughts and anecdote, assuming you're not talking about the kind of "bro I got in a killer workout yesterday, my biceps are still sore" Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness humblebragg
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by deinonychus 1y ago
yeah i guess we need to kill more kids
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by deinonychus 1y ago
I like this outlook a lot. I suppose I've met a lot of people that do creative writing recreationally and also socially in clubs, writing not just poetry but also things like adventures for roleplaying games like D&D. I wonder what
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by deinonychus 1y ago
I used Matter for a few weeks and it was fine. The email newsletter collection is interesting but it's sort of a paywalled feature and I didn't really use it much. Several other paywalled features I wasn't interested in. At t
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by deinonychus 1y ago
>I don't understand why I am the only such person. It's just pure joy to run up and down the stairs. One day I won't be able to anymore, and that will make me sad. this was charming to read!
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by deinonychus 1y ago
>but it's brief and I can quickly rationalise it: "how strange a thought, for a non-smoker". i really love how you pose that. thank you for sharing, i'm going to come back to this post for inspiration. i personally ge
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by deinonychus 2y ago
> It's now gotten to a point where I'm actively seeking desks with my screen exposed to the room, so people would be able to see me procrastinate, guilt tripping me to limit this sort of behavior. I have this same brain. Workin
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by deinonychus 2y ago
>My roommate comes in and talks, and while they're doing that I automatically start cleaning my room. The moment a guest enters my apartment, my body immediately begins cleaning my kitchen and putting away dishes and cleaning up mes
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by deinonychus 2y ago
Interesting. I'm surprised how much I enjoyed the Human playlist, especially the High setting with those percussive sounds that were quite grating at first. I could easily see myself getting in a productive trance to that. It reminded
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by deinonychus 2y ago
I haven't thought hard about this, but I think the solution relies on some definition of a 'platform' or a similar idea. I think most people could see a difference between the carsigns and the websongs, where the latter look
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by deinonychus 2y ago
I do take a stimulant but it's a lower dose and it's delayed-release in a way that makes it easier to tolerate.

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