dualogy

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by dualogy 10y ago
Well there must be some things they all have in common. Anaerobic environment I thought, is that still the case? No transport of oxygen via iron possible, in my layman's memory?
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by dualogy 10y ago
Simple-minded. That may slow, delay or avoid run-away growth & metastasis (of many not all cancers) but not any&all unwanted growths, because blood glucose never can go to 0. Cancer cells once sufficiently isolated from the immune s
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by dualogy 10y ago
OK that's a no-go then of course.
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by dualogy 10y ago
> Long-term exercise is known to reduce serum levels of growth stimulating hormones. In contrast, the endocrine effects of acute endurance exercise include increased levels of mitogenic factors such as GH and IGF-1. Two points: 1. ho
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by dualogy 10y ago
So much for connecting the world through FOSS then, huh?
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by dualogy 10y ago
Brawndo, obviously
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by dualogy 10y ago
"Given enough time, hydrogen starts to wonder where it came from, and where it is going."
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FastCGI is Pointless(ef.gy)
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by dualogy 10y ago
That's a super-efficient approach for busy people there! (I've long suspected that most bodybuilding-inspired weight-training schedules are overkill for people content with growing at a less rapid pace.) How many exercises do you
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by dualogy 10y ago
> Perhaps a river or lake can provide you with colder temperatures? Nah, down there in the equatorial tropics, the only things that get much below 20°C are those in fridges or freezers. The aircons don't go below 16°C.
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by dualogy 10y ago
> JavaScript in general is in a huge influx of updating at this moment Isn't that the case basically all the time? Which is a perfectly suitable reason to avoid it at all costs except for the bare minimum required for front-end..
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by dualogy 11y ago
"for a variety of reasons"---care to share in brief?
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by dualogy 11y ago
> It you a eat a lot of fat you will get fat too. Its all about moderation. If you eat 4000 calories of FAT everyday you will get fat Calories-in-calories-out without considering the hormones that drive both satiety and crucially fat-sto
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by dualogy 11y ago
> My personal hypothesis is that some people have intestinal bacteria that are really, really good at breaking down sugar very quickly. So when you eat high GI foods, your gut turns them into glucose very quickly releases them into your
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by dualogy 11y ago
Whenever I thought long enough about value, I concluded that all value is perceived value, including any manner or definition of "intrinsic value".
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by dualogy 11y ago
> You might be able to get one or two people to do something, but it'll probably mean some sort of sanitized commercial experience Well perhaps people would hang around at a bus stop or street corner and just chat bollocks but it&#x
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by dualogy 11y ago
> The link between telomere shortening and age was proved just a typical correlation recently Rosedale made a brilliant case (though maybe not proper proof) for this back in 2012: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/the-tall-t
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by dualogy 11y ago
IIRC quite a few animal-source protein strings that are "fully compatible" with our own ('animal') bodies are taken up as-is without breakdown into AA and resynthesis into "human protein". Much more efficient.
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by dualogy 11y ago
Sounds like you accidentally embarked on a high-protein diet instead of a ketogenic diet, which is defined as "high fat, very low carb, moderate/sufficient protein". High-protein diets (ie over 50% of kcals from protein) are
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by dualogy 11y ago
> my understanding was that ultimately whatever macromolecules you are consuming, lipids, proteins, or carbohydrates all only get absorbed into the blood stream as glucose Amino acids, glucose and fatty acids are all ancient molecular
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by dualogy 11y ago
> Who in their right minds would want China to be the global hegemony Who in their right minds would want any one country to be the global hegemony.. > The world needs United States more than it needs the world. Sure, "the world&
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by dualogy 11y ago
> The way to authorise online transactions is with a piece of paper with 100 codes printed on it (TAN list). This was a shock, but it's apparently common here. Well whoever can hack your password, mobile TAN or TAN reader device wil
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by dualogy 11y ago
Funny, the Phnom Penh photo shows the royal palace but is captioned as "The Independence Monument", which is a radically different-looking structure. Doesn't matter though, I guess. Phnom Penh used to have a lovely sleepy bac
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by dualogy 11y ago
Oh I get it, the Dockers lead to the multi-year global commodity glut, well that's a stunner.. Truthfully: it does amaze how the lens we use to view the world, shapes the picture we see.
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by dualogy 11y ago
Cholesterol worries or issues in a lab panel may be troublesome, but the actual-process of fat metabolization (or any of the stages digestion, absorption, circulation, utilization, storage, burning, recycling) being "bad" compared
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by dualogy 11y ago
Well, they're strangers..
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by dualogy 11y ago
> It makes exactly as much sense as when a manager decides not to hire a programmer, but instead buys himself a JavaScript book, because "how hard can this programming stuff be anyway?" Hey, worked out splendidly for Derek Sive
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by dualogy 11y ago
> if I turn out to metabolize SFA poorly Is that a thing? Humans metabolizing Saturated Fats badly? I mean, I know of gall-bladder deterioration after maybe years of very-low-fat eating, but other than that. Would these people also weird
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by dualogy 11y ago
> the dollar stops being the world's reserve currency in about 25 years Nice timing, since nobody will recall your comment in 25 years.
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by dualogy 11y ago
Absolutely. Here's a lifehack for when a small new cavity that doesn't even hurt (much, yet) is discovered --- for some 2-3 months: - cut out all sugar to the best of your ability, - cut way down on mineral leeches such as phytate

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