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by fredsir 10y ago
> American Heart Association made some recommendations like this in the 90s that caused everybody binge on carbs and weigh 300lbs. Recent studies ( http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/early/2010/01/13&#x2
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by fredsir 10y ago
Lots die suddenly from strokes and heart attacks (and other diet-related stuff) in their 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s too. I get it when you're 70, but when there's a real chance of it happening already at 30 and increasingly from that p
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by fredsir 10y ago
> I grew up eating crabs and lobsters weekly and it didn't kill me. You don't know yet what is gonna kill you. You might get a stroke tomorrow caused in some part by doing those things. That is essentially why living healthy is
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by fredsir 10y ago
Why do you figure that since it's established that it's less healthy than the alternatives?
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by fredsir 10y ago
You can't ignore the health concerns with meat and only focus on the good stuff. Especially when health is the focus, and you can get all those things from plants without the health concerns. Less unhealthy does not mean something is h
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by fredsir 10y ago
I think his attitude, as described, was that he manipulates for his own perceived self importantness and perceived gain. If you mention you follow him on twitter the response is "oh that's so beneath me and I hate it", if you
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by fredsir 10y ago
> can provide daily anectodes but here's the last one: we use a javascript scrolling library, for reasons etc, long story short a programmer spent a couple day trying to figure out why the horizontal bar wronly showed on edge, until
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by fredsir 10y ago
I don't use my mouse for navigation if I can help it. With Alfred (similar tool to this) I can navigation to any folder on my system, any contact, search on duckduckgo, translate words/sentences/currency, navigate my clipboar
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by fredsir 10y ago
I've been using Alfred for probably 7 years or so, every single day, and I can't imagine not using it. Even if it had cost double what it does, I still think it's worth it.
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by fredsir 10y ago
MacOS, and Linux, and Windows? Let me guess: it's some web-electron-app-native-things, right? Yes it is. Not gonna replace (native) Alfred for me, no.
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by fredsir 10y ago
I don't understand you either. Please elaborate.
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by fredsir 10y ago
That is 10 days with zero calories?
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by fredsir 10y ago
So zero calories in for 7 days?
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by fredsir 10y ago
It's used widely all over the world each second. In Denmark, its used by everyone including public and private institutions for sending e.g. doctors visit notice, notice about garbage pick-up and so forth. I don't have statics on
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by fredsir 10y ago
But is that information not encrypted in iCloud by Apply? I thought they were encrypting everything by now, and if so, as long as you use an iPhone you are probably already trusting Apple to keep things safe, so in theory, it's still s
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by fredsir 10y ago
What the? ... Oh, you mean on that alternative Earth where America is the only country.
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by fredsir 10y ago
You are right. But lets not kid ourself. It would be better if everyone just moved away from SMS.
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by fredsir 10y ago
Because it's a horrible experience. That's just my anecdotal view, but I have never tried a web based app (electron native app thing or webapp in the browser) that is as great an experience (UX and UI) as the best of the best nati
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by fredsir 10y ago
You don't think it's worth it most the time because of the hassle of setting up and managing a cluster, or because clusters in and of it self is not necessary for most?
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by fredsir 10y ago
If I'm not mistaken, that's one of the features of Tslime[1], which is a Vim plugin that allows Vim to communicate with Tmux. [1]: https://github.com/jgdavey/tslime.vim/
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by fredsir 10y ago
Probably not in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, but in Game of Thrones, poor production detracts.
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by fredsir 10y ago
Dude's lucky. Won't have to look hard to see where improvement can be made.
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by fredsir 10y ago
You get that anyways. The question is how popular something like tokio will get. Since its blessed by the core team and the language designers, I think it will get popular, and therefore many will use it. But there will inevitably be someon
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by fredsir 10y ago
Exactly what @nsfyn55 says except when I toy with "raw" swift - that is, no Cocoa and such - I often just use tmux+vim. Of swift specifics in my vim setup, I use the official swift vim plugin and a couple of tslime.vim mappings fo
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by fredsir 10y ago
Xcode and tmux+vim.
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by fredsir 10y ago
Is it push notifications as in notifications pushed to your android/ios device? If so, how did you set it up?
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by fredsir 10y ago
And all the times I'm shown ads for girls clothing or stoves because of some site I visited, and I am never interested in girls clothing or stoves, is good advertising? I beg to differ. What it is, is advertising that makes me install
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by fredsir 10y ago
the ´g` object is one core item, for example.
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by fredsir 10y ago
Have you ever been to USA? Ever been to Washington DC? You'd think at least the people in the White House would do something about their capital city, but no, not even that. It's littered with poor people everywhere. Even more the
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by fredsir 10y ago
You are lying to yourself if you think you can't do anything about it. You can change anything if you try enough. There's only people in your way. Choose the red pill and you'll see.

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