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by donatj 1y ago
Depending on the consistency you're going for, many are way better with it than other thickers. It's natural, and has a much lower impact on your blood glucose than flour. It's good stuff. Everyone should have it in their kit
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by donatj 1y ago
Yours argument is coming from just a place of science denialism. Industry powers do not negate simple science. Come to me with scientific evidence and not fear mongering, and then we can talk on an equal field.
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by donatj 1y ago
> I don’t see why a school kitchen needs to serve anything thickened with it. I would gander you have little to no experience in the kitchen. Literally ANY sauce? Basically any Asian cuisine. Soup? Do you eat soup?
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by donatj 1y ago
So things with scientific names are "ultra processed", and things with common names are not? That's just childish fear mongering. Everything is a chemical. Salt is sodium chloride. Ingredients should be assessed individually
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by donatj 1y ago
> Stabilizers and thickeners, as defined in Section 170.3(o)(28) of Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations. ... > “Stabilizers and thickeners: Substances used to produce viscous solutions or dispersions, to impart body, improve c
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by donatj 1y ago
I've been using Feedbin basically since Google Reader died. There are many feedbin compatible clients. I'd probably honestly like to move to something self-hosted, but afaik there is no way to export the read status of individual
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by donatj 1y ago
I worked for a small very well oiled company, not really a "startup" but similar energy. We got gobbled up by a big company a number of years ago. The culture shock has been wild. We've largely managed to, in the face of corp
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by donatj 1y ago
> But to my eyes, this PR does look like spam Your spam detector is broken. It was opened by an account that's clearly human with more than 10 years of history. It was closed by the author themselves 2 hours after they opened it. It
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by donatj 1y ago
If you are open to pull requests, everyone is invited.
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by donatj 1y ago
There wasn't even a "what is this" or "please explain". I feel like blocking should be reserved for disruptive behavior or spam. At best this seems like an accident, at worst it seems wildly immature.
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by donatj 1y ago
Denser and more heavily taxed per-person, yes. Richer? I doubt it.
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by donatj 1y ago
Huh... I live in a small town a ways out of the downtown area, so I thought "they're probably only on the highway where I've seen cameras"... Nope, basically every intersection with a stoplight near me is listed as havin
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by donatj 1y ago
> If you ever exchanged messages on ICQ, AIM, MSN Messenger, Skype, Yahoo! Messenger, Google Hangouts, GChat The death of Google Chat is all greatly exaggerated. They've largely just rebranded it a bunch of times.
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by donatj 1y ago
I've been using the Verdana core web font on personal sites for close to twenty years now, I still think it's very readable and easy on the eyes. I find it generally more "well-kerned" than a lot of modern web fonts. Wor
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by donatj 1y ago
Eventually. I live in Minnesota and it can take until noon or later after a big snow for all the small roads to get cleared.
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by donatj 1y ago
Find me an FSD that can drive in non-Californian real world situations. A foot of snow, black ice, a sand drift.
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by donatj 1y ago
I feel kind of like a Luddite sometimes but I don't understand why EVERYONE is rushing to use AI? I use a couple different agents to help me code, and ChatGPT has largely replaced Google in my everyday use, but I genuinely don't u
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by donatj 1y ago
> image storage service masquerading as a business … > service Money is good for goods and services … If people give them money or cough ad revenue and get the service they want, that’s called a business.
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by donatj 1y ago
A friend was recently telling me about an LLM'd PR he was reviewing submitted by a largely non-technical manager where the feature from the outside entirely appeared to work, but actually investigating the thousands of lines of generat
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by donatj 1y ago
Typings have pretty cleanly been getting added to PHP over the last decade. I'm kind of surprised Python's are so bolted on by comparison
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by donatj 1y ago
I feel bad to be this critical but it fails in direct, context free recognizability. It fails to evoke "penguin". I wouldn't have recognized it as a penguin without context, and I doubt others would without priming.
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A Novel Technique for SQL Injection in PDO's Prepared Statements(slcyber.io)
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by donatj 1y ago
Not at all. The source command is basically just an include, executing shell commands in the current scope. I'm talking about inheriting the environmental state of any subprocess. You can't source a binary.
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by donatj 1y ago
I have a note keeping app I have been building for well over a decade at this point. It's never going to release and it's chock full of features only I seem to care about. No one I've shown it to has cared. Recently I went to
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by donatj 1y ago
This has me lamenting just how fiddly it really is to implement a standalone "cd" that isn't a builtin. I am certainly there are a whole host of security reasons not to, but it sure would be handy if a parent process could ea
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by donatj 1y ago
$800,000 net loss? What in the mismanaged business world are you even doing? I've built feed aggregators in the past... I just can't understand where the costs ar. Are they rehosting all the audio and that's bandwidth costs?
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by donatj 1y ago
> Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) slammed Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr for policing speech I don't understand what you're taking from this, and I'm guessing you didn't read it.
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by donatj 1y ago
My friends job of late has basically become reviewing AI-generated slop his non-technical boss is generating that mostly seems to work and proving why it's not production-ready. Last week he was telling me about a PR he'd receiv
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by donatj 1y ago
$10,000? That's a slap on the wrist. I don't say this lightly, this should have been jail time for someone. You're making a mockery of our most sacred institutions.
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by donatj 1y ago
I ran Linux for a time in the late aughts and came to prefer Gnome to KDE at the time because it just felt more polished. I switched to macOS for many years now, but recently started playing with Linux again on a Thinkpad I got a deal on. M

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