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by henearkr 3y ago
I don't know why you are saying this, like there are no plant-based fats? There exists so many plant oils, olive oil, nut oil, etc. Avocado is also almost only fat. In meat-keto, you'll eat saturated fats, maybe heated fats, read
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by henearkr 3y ago
I have tried multi-day fasting several times. Painful to start, but it feels OK in the middle of it, and it feels great after it's finished (works best when immediately followed up by a keto diet, I recommend a vegan keto one, to avoid
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by henearkr 3y ago
How hard can you continue to advocate for this way of asking like: "please count from 0 to 7 excluded"? Ask this to anybody in the street and they'll be confuse why you mentionned 7 if it's excluded! That's natural
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by henearkr 3y ago
It's not news that not seeing faces impedes face skills learning... I'd have guessed it anyways. It's just not at all the same scale of cognitive damage. On one hand (covid) you get quite a brain substance loss (aka premature
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by henearkr 3y ago
Oops, I'm sorry to hear that... Now I'm afraid my comment came as rather insensitive... my apologies... I was speaking about Putin's Russia, to clarify. I think it's fair to get justice for any war crime, and any crime a
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by henearkr 3y ago
How does that compares to the kind of cognitive problems created by long covid, i.e. riveted to the bed and/or unable to read/concentrate/think ever again, etc? Have you seen what happened to Physics Girl? (and she was vaccin
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by henearkr 3y ago
And what do you think about the good old "mirroring" tactics of Russian psy ops: accusing the other party of what they're doing themselves? (which you are maybe doing right now by accusing somebody to be a psy op) By the wa
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by henearkr 3y ago
> wearing masks can have negative cognitive and health effects if you wear them for a prolonged amount of time Cognitive problems from masks??? LOL. You are making this up.
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by henearkr 3y ago
But why should the slice notation be consistent with the range() syntax, which is itself weird? They could have added, in parallel to range(start,end+1), some interval() function that would adopt the more sensible syntax interval(start,end)
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by henearkr 3y ago
You could start indices at 0 but still take slices with ［start:end］, I don't see a dependency between those two aspects. And the start index being 0 or 1 does not affect much the understanding of the language, contrary to this slice in
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by henearkr 3y ago
Given the premices on which the Python language was designed (giving access to programming to non-programmers), your stance is surprising. To me, it looks like, to the contrary, that Python is so full of counter-intuitive bits... like doing
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by henearkr 3y ago
Ah! Thanks, got it!
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No, the full quote is "This calcium carbonate strengthens the biochar and helps it bind better with cement, giving strong concrete." The binding part is very important. It holds grains between them. For example that's the dif
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by henearkr 3y ago
In this new process, it's not the cement (by its classical definition) that is cured by the CO2 in the air, it's the calcium-enriched biochar. Thus the cement part is still sturdy, and the biochar part avoids making it flimsy beca
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by henearkr 3y ago
How are you going to learn all the essential Javascript frameworks in time if you die before you reach your first few centuries of age?
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by henearkr 3y ago
Fine, just speak your mind. But for charge speed, the only parameters really are voltage and maximum current. Both are plenty enough (for a smartphone battery) in the PD standard.
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by henearkr 3y ago
It's universal enough for all power consumption up to 240W, which includes what you need to charge a smartphone. For huge appliances, you need a different connector, larger conductors in the cables, etc... it really will never scale th
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by henearkr 3y ago
Do you realize your parallel doesn't apply here? We're speaking about an iPhone, not a fridge nor a car.
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by henearkr 3y ago
With the same Xbox cable but with a proper charger, does it work? Most of the time, you avoid problems of "PD device hierarchy" by using a proper charger (i.e. a device that only has the functionality to charge other devices).
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by henearkr 3y ago
What technical progress. Don't you think that 20V and 240W that are the maximum for Power Delivery are enough to fast charge a smartphone? Even laptops use it!
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by henearkr 3y ago
I wonder what will be the cost of one seat. But given the current prices of plane tickets, it may not be that much different...
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by henearkr 3y ago
I don't think so... even the legislators are aware of the real need for such tool. They pay rent too! And the judges too.
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by henearkr 3y ago
Always visit before renting, to see it but also to hear it (in particular traffic noise level). (Book a cheap hotel if you need for the first weeks. Make sure your belongings arrive by the slow route (e.g. by sea) and are re-routable when y
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by henearkr 3y ago
Please open it to other countries as well, maybe all of them, it doesn't matter if it is English only for now.
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by henearkr 3y ago
Something is weird: for example with the dihedral group D2, it shows two identical generators (1 2) and (1 2), which is wrong, as the generators must be different permutations.
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by henearkr 3y ago
Remembers me of some crazy idea I saw in HN comments recently, I think it was from some advices asked to ChatGPT, who proposed as a disruptive startup idea: "Tinder but for drones". Luckily (or unfortunately?), they can't (ye
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by henearkr 3y ago
No no, there are also people who just don't want to see their industry disrupted. Example. Almost half of all Japanese people I meet say something along the lines "poor car shops who will be put out of business because of EVs&quot
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by henearkr 3y ago
Almost no PV panels are using CdTe, so that's not even worth arguing about. And newly constructed PV farms certainly do not use this tech. That's why invoking toxicity of PV panels is just pure anti-renewable propaganda.
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by henearkr 3y ago
I don't think the experts are against skepticism, they are just deeply tired to be stuck at the stage "try to convince" when the proofs are already overwhelming and the apocalyptical consequences are already slowly (but not s
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by henearkr 3y ago
To be fair, on the pure logic side (forgetting about what the link is really about, i.e. selling scams), it is true that any ∀ ∃ can be turned into a ∃ ∀. It's called skolemization.

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