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hasenj
10y ago
Why isn't there an outcry to regulate the fast food industry to prevent this kind of thing from happening? This is one of the biggest issues in North America.
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10y ago
I think our enjoyment of an activity depends on how we see our progress. If we keep struggling with it, we will hate it, even if we thought we would like it at first. We could also begin to enjoy an activity if we see ourselves progressing
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hasenj
10y ago
I haven't been programming nearly as long but I've seen this pattern many times as well, and within my own family too!
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hasenj
10y ago
Would you be open to possibly having to restrain the patient and force them to take the medicine? Would you be open to shaming then into taking it? Would it be wrong to say that unless they want to be cured, no one can help them?
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hasenj
10y ago
HN is not pointing out anything to me. There's a couple of members here who seem to be involved in the "fat acceptance movement" who are defending the article.
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hasenj
10y ago
If the scale exists in the market, there's no reason why she can't buy it. If it doesn't exist, it can't be that doctor's fault. Shifting the blame from oneself into the doctor doesn't do anyone any good. It ju
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hasenj
10y ago
Did she pay the doctor for an extra extra extra large scale?
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hasenj
10y ago
Weight gain cannot occur without consuming excess calories. Your body cannot defy physics. Your body cannot create energy out of thin air.
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hasenj
10y ago
Combine it with healthy fats and healthy carbs. Muscle loss is unavoidable. But you can't use it as an excuse to not lose weight. You just try to minimize it by having a balanced diet and performing some basic exercises.
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10y ago
I used to be obese. I know what causes obesity. It basically does boil down to over indulgence. If you're in denial about that, I can see why you would be. It's no different than religious people denying science to protect their e
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hasenj
10y ago
Citation needed.
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hasenj
10y ago
Starvation mode is not really a thing. At worst, your daily caloric output will drop by a hundred or two hundred calories. It's not going to drop by a thousand calories. Obese people have specially high caloric requirements per day. A
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hasenj
10y ago
There's hardly any calories in your nails. You can supplement with specific vitamins and minerals for your nails and skin. You can supplement with protein and perform basic exercises to protect muscles (pushups, beginner level). Protec
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hasenj
10y ago
Why is it the doctor's obligation to provide her with a scale for her size? Why can't she buy one herself?
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hasenj
10y ago
A descriptor of physical state is not mutually exclusive with condition. In fact a condition is almost always a description of a body's physical state.
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10y ago
Whatever condition you had didn't cause you to gain weight. You can't defy physics. If you control your caloric intake, your body /will/ lose fat. Your story is anecdotal so I'll response with an anecdote as well: I
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hasenj
10y ago
Obesity is an actual condition. Being athletic is not a medical condition.
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10y ago
> They aren't here to look pleasing to you So? GP is not here to indulge them either. To each his own. They can choose to indulge on food, it's their freedom, and he can choose to ignore them, it's his freedom.
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hasenj
10y ago
I think at best it would be like an artist "guessing" what face looks like from a lower resolution image.
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hasenj
10y ago
Have you tried starting a fresh project with just TypeScript? I have no idea how your brain works, but for me working with a non-trivial JavaScript codebase is a nightmare. TypeScript makes web development fun again.
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10y ago
I'm actually glad they release TypeScript as a completely integrated and standalone solution.
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hasenj
10y ago
I've never even heard of it before! Sounds interesting!
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hasenj
10y ago
Maybe include this sort of clarification in the blog post?
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10y ago
When I read their original story about AJ stealing their code, I thought they basically custom built the entire thing. Now I learned it was actually open source, and in my head I'm like .. lol that must be embarrassing!
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10y ago
What's inappropriate here is he did not allow his clients to redistribute and modify the source even though his work is based largely on an open source project.
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10y ago
> emotional baggage due to family life, education, their personal measure of success in life The emotional baggage is often due to none of that, but to an identity crisis and the search for a tribe to belong to.
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10y ago
Children need to be taken care of by their biological mothers, specially during the first two years of their lives.
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hasenj
10y ago
Who is going to take care of the baby? Also, returning to work probably means no intention of having another baby any time soon.
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10y ago
The sentiment expressed in _your_ sentence is that of a radical feminist.
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10y ago
If I understand correctly, love hotels are mostly used for, let's just say "recreational" activities by singles. The adult industry doesn't help increase the birth rate; it helps plummet it.
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