jmulho

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by jmulho 8y ago
I am not even going to google what ISTR means. I'm just not. It is something so useless that it doesn't need to be said at all and can be ignored.
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by jmulho 8y ago
... and using acronyms wrong as well. DYSWIDT?
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by jmulho 8y ago
Yes, I do believe that, and yes Type II (not Type 1). According to Dr. Greger there is mounting evidence that fat is the cause, and that problems processing carbs is the symptom. Here are his videos with many studies cited: https:/&
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by jmulho 8y ago
It doesn't matter which cherry you pick, they all lead to the same conclusion: eating too many animals and not enough plants causes our most common diseases (obesity, heart disease, cancer, diabetes, stroke). Dr. Greger's agenda
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by jmulho 8y ago
This is presumably because the chess master understands the position. I see three pawns, a king, a rook, and a knight. The chess master sees a castled king. I see 30 pieces all over the board. The master sees the Sicilian Dragon Harring
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by jmulho 8y ago
The problem is that commercial air travel is fundamentally unpleasant. Pack, drive to the airport, park, carry heavy things long distances, wait in long lines, take off your shoes and belt, be inspected infected and detected, stop start st
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by jmulho 8y ago
In the US, in 2006, the FDA started requiring that food labels list grams of trans fat per serving. They were pretty vague about the legality of the requirement ("this guidance, do not establish legally enforceable responsibilities&qu
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by jmulho 8y ago
Who should have to jump through hoops, the person who cannot read text that is too small, or the person who's sensibilities are offended by text that is too large?
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by jmulho 8y ago
How about you set maximum font size in your browser? That would be a much better plan. See what I mean?
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by jmulho 8y ago
How'd that work out for them? If you act rationally at all times and then loose your shirt in the end, are you "pretty good" at judging risk? I believe banks failed miserably at the the one thing they were supposed to be go
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by jmulho 8y ago
I don't know how to calculate it. But I do know that the combination matters. Try this experiment. Eat a bagel plain for breakfast. Wait as long as you can for lunch. Note when you start feeling like you are starving and your hand
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by jmulho 8y ago
There is a theory underlying it all: relational algebra, as you mentioned. The bolted on parts are just that. My point is discard those (XML and JSON in particular) and SQL is not at all unfriendly. It is in fact the friendliest way yet
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by jmulho 8y ago
It is like the developer's mind is somehow incompatible with SQL. SQL = relational algebra + xml + json? That is most certainly not going to be friendly. Xml and json are for NoSQL. Keep it that way and you will eventually see the
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by jmulho 8y ago
Right, for now, but what about the future? The ingredients for diversity of language and culture are isolation and time. If you send some friends to the other side of a river, or a mountain, or a wall, or an ocean, or to a different plane
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by jmulho 8y ago
Which is a higher distinction, Scrum Master, Web Master, or Dungeon Master?
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by jmulho 8y ago
Or "Leaded or unleaded?"
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by jmulho 8y ago
> "provided their capabilities do not infringe on our rights as citizens" For example blowing people up with a robot bomb without giving them a trial. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_shooting_of_Dallas_p
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by jmulho 9y ago
I believe it. Do you?
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by jmulho 9y ago
Actually, our modern food system isn't working for the hundreds of millions of us who are dying from obesity, heart disease, cancer, diabetes, etc. Nor is it working for those of us (all of us) who are presently going bankrupt trying
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by jmulho 9y ago
What is DH?
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by jmulho 9y ago
But you only need to eat a few Brazil nuts to get enough selenium. More than four a day and you risk selenium toxicity. And they go great with spinach! And the fat increases absorption of fat soluble vitamins in the spinach. https:&#x2F
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by jmulho 9y ago
School could be 8AM to 5PM to coincide with parents work schedule, but don't start any serious classes until 10AM.
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by jmulho 9y ago
Suppose I studied for the SATs more than anyone by conjugating Japanese verbs for 16 hours a day. Would this help my scores? Surely the relevance of information is more important to investment returns than the quantity.
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by jmulho 9y ago
Pretty much everybody keeps a copy of "Bringing Sexy Back" on iCloud.
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by jmulho 9y ago
> "...if they have already breached the password file, cracked it, and come back after the rotation period..." Suppose it will take 100 years to crack your strong unique password once the file is breached. If the rotation peri
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by jmulho 9y ago
When our first son was three years old we would stick his high chair in front of the TV at lunch time, give him food, and turn on a Leap Frog phonics DVD. We had three: 1) Letter Factory, 2) Talking Words Factory, and 3) Talking Words Fact
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by jmulho 9y ago
Equifax competitor Experian offers a free "dark web scan" to find out if your identity has been compromised. It should be easy for Equifax to compete. All they have to do is query their own database.
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by jmulho 9y ago
Brady doesn’t eat eggplant, Paltrow takes coffee enemas. Seems pretty obvious that the pseudoscience critic Caulfield is right, right? "There is almost no evidence to support this monk-like approach to eating," Well, here is some
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by jmulho 9y ago
In the past few years I have experienced a full spectrum of meeting philosophies. At one point I was required to attend 25 standups per week! I cried mercy and got it reduced to 15. It was still miserable. Mostly I reported that I accom
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by jmulho 9y ago
I was once hit with a $35 overdraft fee three days in a row for buying a cup of coffee at Starbucks. I was really pissed off... at myself, for not staying on top of my bank balance. I don't consider the bank evil for enforcing terms I

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