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by drdrey 7y ago
I find it problematic that this recommends the Five Whys to get to "the root cause". Haven't we collectively moved past that?
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by drdrey 7y ago
There are also plenty of homeless makeshift camps in San Jose. In parks, alongs highways, underpasses, near creeks...
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by drdrey 7y ago
The White Darkness
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by drdrey 7y ago
I think you mean "Humans of New York"
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by drdrey 7y ago
Subscribing is not a guarantee that you'll be presented with every new piece of content of a creator, unless you also hit the bell icon
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by drdrey 7y ago
With a grain of salt: > ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S) > Rafael Amado > Rafael Amado is president of research and development at Adaptimmune.
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by drdrey 7y ago
Some elite ultrarunners are on LCHF diets, like Zach Miller, Timothy Olson or Jeff Browning. I don't think any of them are on the keto diet specifically. But the vast majority of them are on the typical high-carb runner diet.
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by drdrey 7y ago
It's also not like Minecraft at all
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by drdrey 7y ago
[2014]
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by drdrey 7y ago
Why not?
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by drdrey 7y ago
They have different impact on blood glucose and insulin
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by drdrey 8y ago
It really depends heavily on your driving habits. Mine had a lifetime mpg of 220, because I was able to do all of my commutes on the battery.
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by drdrey 8y ago
The energy system that is used for explosive power can only last a few seconds, after that muscles have to use another energy source https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bioenergetic_systems#ATP-CP:_T...
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by drdrey 8y ago
I used to play it and enjoyed maximizing revenue on my farm. My daughter does basically no farming, instead she likes to interact with the villagers and do other things the game offers. The game does not hold your hand, you are free to enjo
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by drdrey 8y ago
Aren't merchants typically charged 3%?
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by drdrey 8y ago
coffee does not dehydrate edit: here are some sources that look serious if you're interested but there's plenty of evidence. I'm an endurance athlete (so I'm mindful about dehydration) and I enjoy coffee a lot so I resea
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by drdrey 8y ago
Something I haven't seen brought up: if pilots are passionate enough about flying, then that's what they're going to do no matter how little they get paid. Companies don't have an incentive to give a raise to people who
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by drdrey 8y ago
Isn't it fantastic that the exact same bug works on 2 different OSes?
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by drdrey 8y ago
Appending to an array is O(1). Prepending is going to be O(n).
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by drdrey 8y ago
As a meat eater, I would absolutely replace some of the meats I buy with meatless products if I liked them.
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by drdrey 8y ago
I'd say its unexpected change in velocity is the most interesting part about it.
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by drdrey 8y ago
It was detected too late (already 0.22 AU from Earth and moving away) and it is tiny, only about 100m. We will never get any photos from it.
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by drdrey 8y ago
And sleep
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by drdrey 8y ago
A solar installation and battery system seems much easier to build in isolation than a gasoline supply chain
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by drdrey 8y ago
Microsoft still exists as a business, but what about mindshare? It's not event part of FANG
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by drdrey 8y ago
They may not be as independent as you would think. For instance. There could be straight-up signature sharing or outsourcing between vendors, and there is definitely an incentive to flag something if your competitors also flag it.
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by drdrey 8y ago
What is the explanation? Presumably, to get a CS degree you had to solve problems harder than FizzBuzz, no? Are we suggesting these people cheated their way to a CS degree?
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by drdrey 8y ago
Healthier example: I met my boss doing group trail runs.
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by drdrey 8y ago
Or using salt https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/ywwba5/meet-the-artist-us...
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by drdrey 8y ago
It's definitely possible, since AFAIK swatting does not happen in Europe

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