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by ferrari8608 11y ago
Ah, I forgot about eggs. Not sure how though; I eat at least one every day. They're so versatile, and they literally have all of the nutrients required to build a functional chicken. Nutrient density is an underrated metric.
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
I hardly eat any red meat. It's expensive, and there just isn't enough fat in it. Pork, fowl, and fish are more than enough options for hitting a protein target.
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
I was thinking the same thing. What confuses me though is how we've had numerous large threads of decent discussion on Soylent, the adult equivalent of baby formula. When it's a discussion about actual food, suddenly everyone&#x27
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
7 months in ketosis, and I can confirm all of your points. I don't bother with supplements though. Well seasoned meat has everything the body needs.
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
I recommend you read The Fig Fat Surprise by Nina Teicholz. You will be quite surprised how completely wrong your view on the subject is.
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
From personal experience, I can tell you that is can. The i3 window manager in Linux comes with a status bar program called i3bar. It also includes a program called i3status which constantly feeds i3bar information to display via JSON throu
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
The article just talks about antioxidant supplements being harmful, not naturally occurring antioxidants from sources such as coffee. That's good. Don't ruin coffee for me, please science. I don't really understand the whole
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
It seemed pretty straight forward to me. How did you not find it useful?
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
"won the right" like he wasn't allowed to do that, then he was? The article, if you could call it that, doesn't really say much more than the headline.
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
I got pretty good with InDesign during high school, where I took Graphic Communications at our vo-tech. It really is an awesome tool for getting print ready. We used it in conjunction with an actual printing press. If I had to do it now I w
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
Sounds like you really do need some hobbies. We can't code all of the time. Even the most passionate of hackers would get burnt out like that. You're burnt out; time for a change of pace.
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
This game is actually really fun and stable for an open source game. I can't believe I haven't tried it before now. It even mapped out the buttons for my Afterglow controller without any adjustment required. That's a refreshi
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
spacey up above posted a link[0] to a blog post explaining exactly why that is. [0]: https://www.darktable.org/2015/07/why-dont-you-provide-a-win...
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
I don't understand how deleting an online record of hate speech and threats of violence is going to do anything to help solve any problems. It will make the net look prettier, but the people who would post such things will still be the
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
Isn't that kind of what Android does?
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
They kind of have to be. They forbid using their OSes on non-Apple hardware.
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
I grew up with Star Wars. The first three movies were pretty good. I've never been able to finish any of the other three. The new one doesn't interest me, so I won't be going to see it in the theater. From what I've obse
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
Haiku comes to mind. It's an open source reimplementation of BeOS. Unfortunately it's still alpha like ReactOS.
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
Have you considered therapy? It sounds to me like your issues with getting out and networking with developers don't have much to do with the developers in particular. Rather, your social anxiety within you is holding you back from putt
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
I really don't understand what point the author of this article is trying to make. Is it that diversity in self identification amongst open source collaborators is an overall good thing and there should be more of that?
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
That particular incident gets a memory due to the fact that nobody before or since has called me that particular thing. During the time I went to that school, it was an everyday occurrence that I would be singled out for one reason or anoth
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
Do you think this experience altered the course of his life? Have any of your experiences with hate speech altered yours? It's not a question that can really be answered for sure, but I would like your honest opinion. I remember being
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
Awk seems to have fallen out of favor, in my opinion, due to the rising popularity of easier to use general purpose programming/scripting languages. Awk is the bee's knees when it comes to processing text. You can do just about an
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
One of my coworkers has this issue. He brought in a trackball for that reason. Makes sense the trackpoint would be the ideal mouse in a laptop for that reason. No need to move your hands off the home row.
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
It's probably due to the Tinder app being tied to your Facebook account.
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
awk -F'", "' That's apostrophe, quote, comma, space, end quote, apostrophe.
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
How do you define a simple average individual?
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
Truck drivers really don't like people driving close enough behind them to be in their slipstream. If you're that close, they can't see you.
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Skin Microstructure Deformation with Displacement Map Convolution(gl.ict.usc.edu)
63 points by ferrari8608 11y ago|7 comments
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by ferrari8608 11y ago
I would like to see Tk/Tcl get more attention. I've been working with it in Python (tkinter module), and it's actually really nice. The fact that tkinter is part of the standard library is what drew me to it initially, and af

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