hallole

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by hallole 9mo ago
Good stuff here. To add to your point: atherosclerosis actually begins development as early as childhood, but you only suffer 40 or 50 years down the line once you're hit with a stroke or a heart attack. Evolution didn't act on th
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by hallole 9mo ago
Can you name which EXACT nutrients you "absolutely cannot get from vegan diets without it becoming a monotonous pain in the neck"? A daily multivitamin isn't hard.
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by hallole 9mo ago
That's unhealthy and honestly gross. Maybe you have the genes -- there are smokers who make it to 100! -- but you should adjust your diet for your own sake. I wouldn't bet on being an outlier.
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by hallole 9mo ago
The website is animated, so there's no question of which direction to read in, the left side literally pops up first lol. I can't lie, I miss websites that stood still, this could've just been a PDF. BTW, you say "lobbie
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by hallole 9mo ago
Meat and dairy contain the bulk of the saturated fat in the average diet. It's pretty absurd to imagine a diet in which the largest food group is just meat and dairy, but due to the ordering, that almost seems to be implied. The satura
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by hallole 9mo ago
It's not just a personal belief that plant sources are, on the whole, better from a health perspective. Since we're talking about the actual wording of the report, it admitted the significance of previous reports deciding to order
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by hallole 9mo ago
The first food group listed is literally meat and dairy. The ordering here is purposeful, too, as they admit. One promo graphic includes a block of butter and a carton explicitly labelled "whole milk." This is a very definite down
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by hallole 9mo ago
> "grass fed, free range... Because agribusiness doesn't make money with those." They actually make a considerable amount on those last two items, taking advantage of those who want to consume meat more ethically. (Though,
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by hallole 10mo ago
Snow Leopard, Mountain Lion were so peak. The first step into minimalism was beautiful, too, I'll admit, but it's culminated in this Liquid Glass garbage, so it was ultimately a misstep.
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by hallole 10mo ago
I think, at a minimum, a return to print or radio news is called for. They necessitate attentive consumption of information in a way that video just doesn't. I feel like they leave mental space open for critical thought. TikTok is the
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by hallole 10mo ago
And then they scoff, and say, "so you just 'trust the experts,' then?" I don't have the time to become expert in global affairs, history, climate science... all the fields implicated by the big hot-button issues. Th
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by hallole 10mo ago
> Assaults see the largest jump — up to 93% after unexpected home team outcomes. Insane that assaults nearly double . And this is just sports betting. The real-world betting sites (like Kalshi) haven't taken off too quickly, but wh
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by hallole 10mo ago
LOL I didn't think it needed to be said! So I didn't include it in my reply to you. I am here replying to someone else, not to you. I think, generally, it is due to a lack of will, yes. Of course, eliminating the bad options altog
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by hallole 10mo ago
I guess I agree with you. Deep down, I wish they hadn't given up on prohibition, and that we'd have banned smoking, too. Still, though, there's gotta be a point where people become responsible for their actions. We're ru
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by hallole 10mo ago
> "The indices of anxiety and DA/ACh imbalance were qualitatively similar to withdrawal from morphine or nicotine" The key word being "qualitatively." Yes, something like a dependency can develop, but unless it&#
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by hallole 10mo ago
It's sugar, not a hard drug. Your agency isn't substantially subverted by the drive to consume it. Self control isn't easy, though; that's why it's a virtue.
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by hallole 10mo ago
In fairness, one could characterize that brokenness as being the fault of us, the consumers. The "boot" is self imposed. People demand their Twinkies and 2 liter soda bottles. Undoubtedly, this is a good thing, but it's a tad
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by hallole 10mo ago
LOL Tapping the address bar crashed my Chrome on mobile.
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by hallole 10mo ago
Thanks for this. Really quells the urge I get every so often to just code my own PDF editor, because they all suck and certainly it couldn't be THAT hard. Such hubris!
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by hallole 10mo ago
"Stop calling it soy MILK! There's no such thing as oat MILK! Milk comes from COWS." What should they call it, then? Oat beverage? Soy water? No, that's silly. They are, functionally, milks. That's an apt descriptor
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by hallole 10mo ago
The job of the justices is to interpret the Constitution, not maintain a public image. The law profs who authored this are surely aware of that. "Illegitimate" means more than "people dislike it." I think the late Justic
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by hallole 10mo ago
I think he's old enough to be tried as an adult here. He architected the product, it was no silly accident. I think his choice of role models may be a reflection of his character...
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by hallole 10mo ago
Remote jobs? In tech? In this job market? Credit where credit is due... And, maybe I'm reading too far into it, but this line: >With these roles, these individuals allegedly abused their access at the companies to steal virtual curr
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by hallole 10mo ago
Phenomenal! This is a solid prototype, clean execution. I've had exactly this idea, too: I've already given the spreadsheet the relationships between these values, why can't it just work backwards when values change? That pre
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by hallole 10mo ago
What an fantastic problem to have! A few Ghibli films are a tad too odd or serious in tone for a movie night, but I can heartily recommend Ponyo, M.N. Totoro, and Spirited Away, the first being probably the most light-hearted and simple fun
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by hallole 10mo ago
Hugely decisive! Feels more like a policy for idyllic hypotheticals. "Suppose we could ban social media..." well, hey, they actually did it. I'm very interested to see how their socializing evolves in response to such a shock
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by hallole 10mo ago
I hope people aren't reading it as silly protesting when I say "Twitter" or "tweet," I just think it sounds way better.
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by hallole 10mo ago
Surely they're blowing substantial cash on this, right? I'm not sure what sort of cost/benefit analysis is convincing every last tech company to fit the bill for a gimmicky AI add on.
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by hallole 1y ago
I really wonder why that's the case, because I only ever see it on Reddit. You're very right, and it annoys me to no end how repetitive, corny, and omnipresent the joking is. This is always the case whenever someone posts with a g
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by hallole 1y ago
I think that's fair. As with good UI, I appreciate when I can navigate via intuition. The solution in Python is intuitive, readable, and memorable. When working in Java, I frequently felt compelled to read and review pages of docs in s

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