jackchristopher

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by jackchristopher 17y ago
And what do we mean by meat? I'm sure toxin filled fish effects you differently from fresh. Or grass-fed (natural diet) chicken is different nutritionally than industrial chicken. zngtk4 is basically saying that nutrition science is samplin
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by jackchristopher 17y ago
Or use the Inside Vs. Outside view: http://lesswrong.com/lw/jg/planning_fallacy/
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by jackchristopher 17y ago
He should also do it to disqualify others . I'm sure some will like it and some won't. If he does it, hopefully his bold statement reflects the real him — it's not just an experiment. It's a great strategy when executed well.
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by jackchristopher 17y ago
If they mean the words how I understand them, you can explain something without making accurate predictions. If I walk by a box and it falls over, I can theorize the the wind did it. That "explains" what happened. But it doesn't make my
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by jackchristopher 17y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=245227 EDIT: Here's Pike's update: http://interviews.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/10/18/11532...
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by jackchristopher 17y ago
If had to condense what HN likes to a phrase it'd be: actionable ideas.
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Berkun Dissects Social Media(scottberkun.com)
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by jackchristopher 17y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=654636
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by jackchristopher 17y ago
Protein + Fat destroys hunger. Eat them together. In fact if you don't get enough fat you starve. [1] One reason protein is filling is it signals a hormone PPY for satiety [2]. Ever try eating a jumbo can of tuna? You'll feel a lump in your
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In a dark room brightened only by the flickering of a monitor, Bill Gates' eye dart to a private video feed secretly monitoring all Vista users. Fire glints his glasses. Anger sparked heat burns a hole in his pumped fist. He squeezes and br
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by jackchristopher 17y ago
A guy hacked the NES and sent his wife this classic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=px06aFDlJrs
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Vyoom: A Social Network Built For Real-Time(techcrunch.com)
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by jackchristopher 17y ago
Thanks Paul. I added the EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation). Vote here: http://moderator.appspot.com/#15/e=90c6a&t=90c6b
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by jackchristopher 17y ago
Part 2 is more recent analysis on compensation differences: http://founderresearch.blogspot.com/2009/02/gender-gap-in-st...
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The Gender Gap in Startups: Numbers on Women in IT & Life Sciences(founderresearch.blogspot.com)
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It wasn't a revolutionary post — that's fine. The value was in the reminder : Try to shake loose of typical thinking. Even if I know that, maybe seeing it again knocks me into a good thought pattern this time. That's enough. I used to thin
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The Power Of Not Being Positive(forbes.com)
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Doing the opposite of everyone is valuable(sivers.org)
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by jackchristopher 17y ago
They've retracted and updated with due credit: http://blog.ted.com/2009/06/a_note_on_today.php?utm_campaign...
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by jackchristopher 17y ago
Demo was done in the browser with flash. Quick google didn't find much else. Source Code: http://spazout.com/assets/tedflartoolkit.zip
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Augmented reality made easy (VIDEO) 2mins(ted.com)
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The Inner Workings of a Realtime Search Engine(blog.oneriot.com)
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The Benefits of a Classical Education(radar.oreilly.com)
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Hardwired Happiness: Life with Hyperthymia (2002)(nytimes.com)
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First Volunteer Run Open Source Conference is a Success(readwriteweb.com)
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Could Life Be 12 Billion Years Old?(space.com)
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Lung-on-a-chip could replace countless lab rats(newscientist.com)
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by jackchristopher 17y ago
For convenience, it's at Whole Foods Market too. But I'm unsure of the quality. I agree about artificial sweeteners, they can cause problems. They seems to trigger psychological effects that cause overeating [1]. The super sweet taste might
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by jackchristopher 17y ago
Here's the source (I think): http://www.springerlink.com/content/7607jn7q1817018p/?p=0a8e... Developing discussion and anecdotes: http://www.imminst.org/forum/Honey-I-killed-the-superbug-t30...
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by jackchristopher 17y ago
Get raw honey. The processed kind loses these properties. You can tell the quality, just turn over a jar you'll see a water bubble float up. The faster it rises the lower the quality. The raw type has none of that, just the good stuff. Huma

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