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by fredsir 9y ago
I agree mostly, but you specifically mention veggie bacon (theres probably many kinds but what I like is rice paper cut and seasoned like bacon) and that thing specifically rock! I have more non-vegan family members and friends that have as
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by fredsir 9y ago
> Humans have eaten meat for so long that it's engrained into our biochemistry. I imagine that trying to adjust to a diet that isn't based in our evolutionary framework requires some form of personal conviction and a social str
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by fredsir 9y ago
Did you try simply stopping with the soy protein and gluten consumption? In any case, I hardly see how going back to an animal-including diet changes anything on that front. Soy is not vegan-only, and neither is gluten. You can easily live
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by fredsir 9y ago
To sum it up: people are weak. Who knew? > In other words, from the advocacy group’s perspective, health can be an effective “foot in the door” approach to increasing the number of vegetarians and vegans, but often not enough to keep peo
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by fredsir 10y ago
If you mean bootstrapping a webservice-project, I don't believe it's hard in any way. With offerings like Lets Encrypts, it's incredibly easy and takes no more than 20 minutes.
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by fredsir 10y ago
Ha, I just watched that. Someone posted it to me on the #helm channel on kubernetes slack just after I had watched your kubecon talk. Needless to say, I've been watching your croc-hunter pipeline doing it's thing a few times now
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by fredsir 10y ago
Ah, yes, that makes sense!
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by fredsir 10y ago
Awesome! I will be reading through the gist later today when I get back to working on it. I'm not planning on using all of helm either, and specifically, the whole chart repo feature is something that I don't see myself using at t
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by fredsir 10y ago
Have you written about your setup anywhere? I'm right now working on porting my manifests + kubectl manual k8s workflow to helm+gitlab-ci(to automatically build and push imagines and then deploy to cluster), but I'm only just at t
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by fredsir 10y ago
> It's really weird to see one of the reasons for their switch to Go was because it's a statically typed language. If you want static typing, you don't choose Python in the first place. You know it beforehand and it should
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by fredsir 10y ago
That's not what I said. All the alternatives I'm advocating (plants) are better.
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by fredsir 10y ago
Alright, some dairy products have less fat because producers spend money on making the product less unhealthy. But it still has cholesterol, and hormones and other bad stuff, and what are the benefits to consuming dairy over all the alterna
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by fredsir 10y ago
To my knowledge, just stopping, as you've done, is the most important thing, and then continue eating healthy, exercising and so on, but you've already done the hardest part. The important thing now is that you stick with it
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by fredsir 10y ago
It isn't because humans decides so. But it's the same thing. Just like a child can't consent to sex, a cow can't neither. In Denmark, sex with animals is actually against the law, except if it's forced impregnation,
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by fredsir 10y ago
> * The claim that cows have to be 'raped' to give milk is absurd. Milking cows is not rape. As DanBC said, it isn't the milking that is rape. It's the forced impregnation. The milking is exploitation. It's like
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by fredsir 10y ago
There is. We don't need to consume them at all, as in, they are not beneficial AT ALL and they affect our bodies in a negative way. Dietary cholesterol contributes to clogged arteries and shit, like saturated fat, giving you type 2 dia
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by fredsir 10y ago
Ah, good to know, my bad! In that case, that slew of words simply demonstrates why there is also something, emphatically, wrong with drinking milk ethically and not only personal health wise, which is what we have been discussing. It demons
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by fredsir 10y ago
Hormones that give man-boobs, infertility and all kinds of crazy shit. Here is a couple of studies, but there is lots: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4524299/ , https://www.ncbi.nlm.ni
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by fredsir 10y ago
I believe I did. Firstly, even though milesrout wrote `emphatically`, I believe he meant `ethically` since that is what I wrote which he answered to. Secondly, and I'm not a native English speaker so I might be wrong, empathically, my
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by fredsir 10y ago
That's like saying I shouldn't say smoking is bad because it's not the action of smoking that is bad for you, it's what is in the smoke that is. Dairy is bad because dairy is a package consisting of too much saturated fa
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by fredsir 10y ago
> You're going to have to argue with the multitude of people who have had success beyond "losing weight" on low carb diets. Their success is feeling great, not preventing sickness. They are gonna get them too, at some poin
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by fredsir 10y ago
Indeed, unprocessed meat is better than processed meat. That the story with just about anything, also plants. The unhealthy aspect of red meat is 1) it contains a lot of stuff you don't want to consume, like cholesterol, hormones, too
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by fredsir 10y ago
I don't believe so. The problem isn't dairy per se, it's what's in dairy. If you just replace the saturated fat you get from dairy with saturated sat from meat or coconut milk or whatever, the result is the same.
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by fredsir 10y ago
There is really not conflicting data out there if you go directly to the research instead of people who cites them, and when you check the research out, be wary of the research funded by the dairy (and meat and egg and sugar and so on) indu
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by fredsir 10y ago
It is the amount of the saturated fat, hormones and cholesterol (and antibiotics and so on) in three glasses that is the important thing. Many people drink at least one glass of milk and put at least one glass on their cereal too. And then
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by fredsir 10y ago
> They are literally not bad. Consuming saturated fat, hormones and cholesterol is literally bad for you. It affects your body in a negative way without any benefit in contrast to alternatives aka bad for you. > The number one cause o
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by fredsir 10y ago
Indeed, lifestyle (including diet) is the biggest problem. But when you then see what the problems in the diet is, the biggest one in for example America is dairy and then meat and oil. Again, you can be healthier than others eating those t
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by fredsir 10y ago
They are literally bad. Low carb diets is a fad that makes it easy for people to lose weight, but carbs are important, it's literally our bodies favourite type of nutrient, and all populations through history that has done well for the
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by fredsir 10y ago
> (a) is pretty obvious: a bit of meat on occasion is enough to ward off any possible malnutrition. If you don't go fully vegan the risk isn't high, but neither is any negative effect the meat may have. You can also ward off an
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by fredsir 10y ago
I get that, but I find that the silver lining is to find something you enjoy just as much or even more that also makes you live longer and enjoy it for a greater extend than the unhealthy thing. 5 years back, I loved BBQ rips, steak, cows m

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