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by iopq 9y ago
Personally, I tracked my calories for 6 months and found out whether I'm losing or gaining weight. I averaged 2700 and didn't appreciably gain or lose. I cut down to 1300 and started losing weight.
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by iopq 9y ago
I'm 6'4" and around 190lbs. My maintenance, when lifting weights 2 times a week for 2 hours, was 2700. A more normal schedule would be 4 times a week 1 hour each, but I combined my work-outs because I was too lazy to travel t
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by iopq 9y ago
Well, for example, you shouldn't eat soy derivatives that haven't been processed. This is why fermented soy products have been popular - they are more easily digested by humans. Raw soybeans are actually toxic.
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by iopq 9y ago
Those peasants also ate a lot of vegetables because they couldn't afford meat. Vegetables that have beta-carotene, like bok choy.
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by iopq 9y ago
Glycemic index means nothing. Cake has a low glycemic index (someting like 30, depending on fat content). Oatmeal has a higher glycemic index (55). Does that mean we should stop eating oatmeal and substitute it with cake?
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by iopq 9y ago
Well, fish oil does have SOME evidence behind it.
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by iopq 9y ago
No, they would execute their options/sell their stock and then get laid off.
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by iopq 9y ago
At the same time, if all employees knew bad news and dumped all of their stock at the same time, the rest of us would be left holding bags.
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by iopq 9y ago
Back in the day, I literally sent a check to some guy via snail mail to get some Bitcoins. That was the BEST way to acquire them!
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by iopq 9y ago
If you're a millionaire in China, it's extremely useful, for example.
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by iopq 9y ago
We had XMPP, but Google and Facebook decided to kill it.
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Crate named NUL broke Rust's package manager on Windows(reddit.com)
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by iopq 10y ago
I've seen a guy change some code for shaders, go into another tab and that tab already had the new changes after the compile. If you can do this in C++, then surely you can do stuff like this for Rust. You can certainly have a hash map
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by iopq 10y ago
By string, I of course speak of string literals. The only place where this would be an issue is writing Rust compiler error messages. I don't consider that a strong argument for why the path analogy should be broken. Because the path a
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by iopq 10y ago
Everything is relative. You might say "But murder is not allowed in any society!" but definitions of murder may vary. So in one society euthanasia might be allowed, but not in another. In one society abortion is murder, and allowe
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by iopq 10y ago
What we consider pedophilia now was considered okay in Ancient Greece. Subjective opinions do influence morality.
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by iopq 10y ago
That's \ inside of paths and strings. Nothing to do with \ used in a language. Nobody has an issue with \ used in PHP. The only problem is maybe pasting code on a blog or something, not really a problem when programming in PHP.
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by iopq 10y ago
Sure, if 95% (or any percentage you wish to set) agree on something, then it's probably not a moral gray area. It can't be 100% because you will always find one person to disagree, but it can be close. For example, I would say tha
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by iopq 10y ago
Backslash does not have problems. It's a single character and looks like windows paths. :: is two characters and is only familiar for C++ programmers (and means something else in PHP)
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by iopq 10y ago
> Why not a regular slash because how do you parse let x = a/foo(); is that a::foo() or a / foo()? If you use \ it's unambiguous, a\foo() corresponds to a::foo() while a/foo() is division
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by iopq 10y ago
A company I worked for basically told me to make the "opt-out of emails" checkbox not work. Which means whether you opt in to our emails or you don't, you get emails anyway. Most people would just assume they left it checked
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by iopq 10y ago
On the flip side, I don't feel there's anything wrong with people who use marijuana for recreational purposes, even if it's illegal. The law is just that, the law, it has nothing to do with what's right or wrong.
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by iopq 10y ago
The law is the implementation, it's not morality at all. Absolutely immoral things can be legal and absolutely moral things can be illegal.
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by iopq 10y ago
Those paths are actually valid Windows paths. I don't like `super` and `self` instead of `..` and `.` - it's just extra stuff to remember. Also, because of how the metaphor for paths is broken, the relative paths in Rust are not i
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by iopq 10y ago
It's simple, just let string literals possibly refer to Strings if type inferences deems it necessary. Failing that, it should consider them 'static &strs. Kind of what happens for numerical literals right now.
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by iopq 10y ago
Backspace would be amazing in Rust. Imagine: use .\greetings\hello; use ..\foo; use \bar; right now these are: use self::greetings::hello; use super::foo; use ::bar; I think the PHP way would have been way
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by iopq 10y ago
I found Rust by googling languages that compile to LLVM bytecode. It was version 0.6, but I was already excited by the fact that it was promising to be a fast, safe, concurrent language. Even back then it had a value proposition to early ad
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by iopq 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Oil "In 1904, Standard controlled 91 percent of production and 85 percent of final sales. Most of its output was kerosene, of which 55 percent was exported around the world.
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by iopq 10y ago
That's just an excuse to say "all programming languages are hard" Which is true, but ultimately useless
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by iopq 10y ago
So just use a programming language with less annoying quirks and hidden rules. Especially when those quirks are issues at compile time, not issues at 3 AM in production. "And I found a whole lot of references to req.randomThing and eve

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