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by hodder 1y ago
I buy ~200,000 physical barrels of oil for 2 refineries every single day. The quantity is mind blowing and Im not even a particularly large oil trader in the grand scheme of things. The world drinks ~104 million barrels per day or around 12
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by hodder 2y ago
Yes it’s literally the only thing that causes weight loss over time outside of water fluctuations etc. The poster above you is the kind of clueless huckster I mentioned in my main post. No evidence. All BS. Hitchens principle applies: that
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by hodder 2y ago
We have studies on this too and there is no truth to what you are saying. Adding artistic sweeteners has no statistical impact on cravings for sugar and sweeter foods.
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by hodder 2y ago
CICO has not been debunked at all. If you take it to the extremes like eating 30k cals in a day yes your body will pass much of it undigested, but that doesn’t debunk it at all but rather adjust one of the 2 inputs into the equation, and fo
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by hodder 2y ago
Great to hear!
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by hodder 2y ago
"by time restricted eating you are breaking the cycle of eating out of habit when you are not even hungry.. or eating because you crave a certain taste or sensation in the body (as opposed to actually being hungry). You are training th
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by hodder 2y ago
Yes of course. The impact of caloric restriction on metabolism however is FAR overstated as we know from the available literature. "Starvation mode" is largely relegated to pseudo science at this point and most of the reduction i
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by hodder 2y ago
A few nitpicks with this: -Yes some studies show that increasing high intensity cardio or LISS cardio vs very low intensity cardio like walking can lead to both higher hunger and a reduction in NEAT, however it isn't correct to necessa
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by hodder 2y ago
Agreed it isn't simple, but I'm just saying tracking is effective. Tracking is in fact the single most effective way of ensuring a deficit. But yes it isnt easy and you can absolutely be successful in achieving a deficit without t
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by hodder 2y ago
People often confuse the mechanism (calorie deficit) with the behavioral adaptation causing the mechanism. This leads to great confusion among those not educated in nutrition. Time restricted eating as you say, is not effective if you equat
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by hodder 2y ago
It is important to understand that time restricted eating is behavioral adaptation to reduce caloric consumption. A calorie deficit is what drives weight loss. Here is a list of similar things that also "work". It is key to unders
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by hodder 2y ago
Learn to say no in life. Simple as that. Easy? Not always, but it is simple. Much like losing weight is simply about being in a caloric deficit - it is truly that simple. It isn't easy mentally but it is that simple.
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by hodder 2y ago
Jevons paradox isn't some iron law like gravity.
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by hodder 2y ago
Just shows how much fruit is available outside of just throwing more hardware at a problem. Amazing work.
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by hodder 2y ago
There doesn't have to be a buyer. They can spin it off as an independent company. Surely it can be a profitable enterprise on its own.
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by hodder 2y ago
The market would be even more shocked to learn that another 30% is pasted in from Stack Overflow!
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by hodder 2y ago
Also important, they represent 30% of future blackwell orders and are 11% of NVDA revenue. Im surprised NVDA is barely down today, but a) AMD lag is proving NVDA competitive advantage, b) allocations to SCMI would certainly find backup cust
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EY Resigns as Auditor of SuperMicro(d18rn0p25nwr6d.cloudfront.net)
4 points by hodder 2y ago|2 comments
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by hodder 2y ago
"Project Hammer aims to drive more competition and reduce collusion in the Canadian grocery sector." In order to assess collusion among Canadian Grocers it is important to understand what gross margins have done, as input costs ha
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by hodder 2y ago
I feel like it would have been suiting of the Beastie Boys to follow up with a Manilow remix beat on a track.
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by hodder 2y ago
This is difficult in most high income industries sadly, as an extended vacation/mini retirement is considered a death sentence to your career even if the reality is your skills do not become stale.
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by hodder 2y ago
Please forgive my lack of understanding. This appears to be a great achievement. Is there any risk that a Lenacapavir resistant strain would rise up in many years as a result of treating a large portion of the global at risk population (es
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by hodder 2y ago
Just ask any investment banker ever.
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by hodder 2y ago
It really whips the llama's ass.
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by hodder 2y ago
Cool project.
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by hodder 2y ago
You don't need much for verification that a profile is real. Photo of someone taking a selfie while following instruction (thumbs up, peace sign etc) alongside of their other photos, and AI or human confirmation before your profile is
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by hodder 3y ago
Are GPUs not listed simply because there is no workable alternative at the moment? Presumably they are going to attempt that next if/when anyone can make a workable alternative to Nvidia chips?
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by hodder 3y ago
Certainly. If supply were to increase faster than demand, pricing would fall in real terms. This has happened many times in history in Canadian municipalities.
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by hodder 3y ago
We are not building housing like crazy. https://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/blog/2023/estimating-how-much-ho... https://assets.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/sites/cmhc/professional/housi...
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by hodder 3y ago
Very weak evidence presented in the article. Airbnb is surely a factor in rental price increases, but if it were in fact a leading causative factor, how come municipalities that ban airbnb do not see rental prices drop materially? The focus

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