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by fredsir 7y ago
Hopefully that is family-sized pizzas.
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by fredsir 7y ago
As I understand it, assuming we are talking about carbs, fats and proteins, as in their whole-food forms, not as in say a cookie, no, it's easier/quicker for your body to store say fat as fat than carbs as fat, which it will have
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by fredsir 7y ago
Your body will break down protein and fat into carbs if it isn't supplied with enough carbs. Your body has developed a mechanism to make carbs from other things because it needs carbs so badly. It would seem folly to think we should re
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by fredsir 7y ago
Why zero carbohydrates?
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by fredsir 7y ago
It doesn't have to be better than fish in every way. Just in the ways that consumers care about.
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by fredsir 7y ago
Different places have different standards for engineers, and any other title. It doesn’t matter that you call yourself an engineer in any case. What matters in some cases are the standards you use; is it licensed by someone or something, or
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by fredsir 7y ago
I feel like in areas like software, hardware, electrical, mechanical -construction, there are two descriptors of practitioners and they are at opposite ends; hackers and engineers. At least that’s how I think about myself. Sometimes what I
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by fredsir 7y ago
I don’t believe there are valid studies showing that sugar in a whole food, like a piece of fresh fruit with all the fiber and water that entails that slows down the intake and the absorption of the sugar, has that ability anywhere nearly a
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by fredsir 7y ago
Looks like great guides! I'll definitely check them out!
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by fredsir 7y ago
Thanks, I'll check it out!
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by fredsir 7y ago
So for someone who used * linux as main OS for 6 years (and now macOS for 10 years), as well as * linux for servers for just as long, what’s the best way to get started with OpenBSD for servers? Been eying it for a while, but never gotten s
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by fredsir 7y ago
> The fact that in Go's case quite a lot of the maintainers work at Google doesn't really change much. It does if those calling the shots aren’t the committers but their bosses. I’m not saying that’s how it is, but if it is, it
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by fredsir 7y ago
Indeed. We can’t openly talk shit about our trading partners, lest act against their will. It’s just not good business, ethics be damned.
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by fredsir 7y ago
When profit is king...
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by fredsir 7y ago
Veganism don’t require that you miss out on essential fats and proteins.
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by fredsir 7y ago
I wonder how much cleaner my shoes are than me feet. I wash my feet at least everyday, but seldom wash my shoes.
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by fredsir 7y ago
Not only warmer, but what we here I Scandinavia are experiencing, and I suppose people in other places are too, are weather that is a lot more temperamental. It doesn't follow the traditions of the seasonal changes as it used to do. In
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by fredsir 7y ago
> The arrow keys are one of the most essential parts of a keyboard for people who write a lot of code Ahem... I think you meant "hjkl". Just joking ;)
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by fredsir 7y ago
It just shows that there is more to computers than their specifications. Doesn't matter how much RAM is has got if I don't like using it.
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by fredsir 7y ago
I wish there was something like uMatrix for Safari but using content blockers. Would really scratch an itch for me.
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by fredsir 7y ago
You should check out org: https://orgmode.org/
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by fredsir 8y ago
> For older people higher LDL is actually protective Their bodies are decaying, and/or (mostly and) is in a state of sickness, and can't saturate its needs properly because of this, so a higher level of LDL can be indicative of
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by fredsir 8y ago
That’s a whole different problem in a whole other place. It’s not either of them not working.
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by fredsir 8y ago
It stands to reason that they weren't identical because if they were they would both have worked. The thing separating you (in this case) and Amazon/Google/* is that they make sure their processes produce predictable outcomes
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by fredsir 8y ago
What are you using to orchestrate the VMs? (provisioning new VMs, taking down VMs and so on)
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by fredsir 8y ago
Dunno, ask the ones in charge. But as I understand the matter, they wanted them to turn around and leave Denmark again.
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by fredsir 8y ago
You can't, but the immigrants did, and so did police too to follow them, and of course photographers and journalist documented it, in which case the police forcefully removed the journalists and the photographers. At this point, this p
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by fredsir 8y ago
It's trending in Scandinavia too. > In Scandinavia you'd have to be genuinely paranoid to not trust the police In Denmark, a case[1] where police forcefully escorted photographers and journalists away that were following immigr
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by fredsir 8y ago
> My free time is consumed by exercise and just spending time with my wife. Plenty of learning involved with that. Spending time with you wife means constantly learning about her, and about you and her in tandem. Exercising means constan
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by fredsir 8y ago
> I never learn voluntarily Are there nothing you do out of passion? I'm sure there is. You got any hobbies? I'm sure you learn about that voluntarily.

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