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by jononomo 4y ago
Did MongoDB and ElasticSearch begin with the approach that Supabase is taking and then change their tune when Amazon did exactly what I am proposing?
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by jononomo 4y ago
I think it's t'isn't.
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by jononomo 4y ago
maybe t'isn't?
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by jononomo 4y ago
It is not "shalln't", it is "shan't" -- https://www.dictionary.com/browse/shant Also, you can abbreviate "it is" as "it's" and "is not" as "isn&#x27
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Airlines seats have been getting smaller as obesity has been rising(finance.yahoo.com)
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by jononomo 4y ago
I remember flying in the 1980s -- seats had 4 inches of cushion and legroom was great. (Also, you could be picked up or dropped off not just at the airport, but at the gate -- this is extraordinarily convenient for novice travelers, childr
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by jononomo 4y ago
Not at all - imagine a world without chronic disease, without obesity, and with a 90% reduction in mental health disorders -- and then have the epiphany that the dietary approach leading to this world would also be better for the environmen
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by jononomo 4y ago
yes, beef liver is the most nutritious thing you can eat on Earth, bar none. But there are some carnivores who only eat ribeye steaks and do not eat the organ meats -- and they don't get scurvy.
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by jononomo 4y ago
So I can make even more money? If they have a great idea and great execution and are going to make a ton of money, then maybe I should take all their stuff, offer it for $1 less, and then take half their business.
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by jononomo 4y ago
I remember installing Linux back in 1999 and after I thought I was finished something wasn't working -- it turned out that I still needed to compile and install a floppy-disk driver.
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by jononomo 4y ago
I really love Supabase -- so much so that I'm wondering if I can just take all their ideas, open-source contributions, and self-deployment guides -- and then just create a company to compete directly against them. Would that in fact
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by jononomo 4y ago
The "existing SQL paradigm" is extraordinarily robust and well-understood and optimized.
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by jononomo 4y ago
Yeah, the vegans really hate her and are trying to discredit her -- but I don't take vegans seriously.
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by jononomo 4y ago
I have addressed this point elsewhere in this thread, and it has also been explained ten thousand times on forums such as https://reddit.com/r/carnivore The long and the short of it is that fresh meat contains vitamin
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by jononomo 4y ago
This is why I want to write my book called "The Carnivore Panacea" -- because there is so much disinformation out there on diet and many people are just slack-jawed when they hear that some study is associated with the Harvard Sch
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by jononomo 4y ago
It does not apply to red meat generally. The larger an animal is the higher a percentage of fat it contains. A blue whale has 35% body fat, a cow is roughly 25% body fat, and a squirrel/rabbit is roughly 5% body fat. Also, I render m
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by jononomo 4y ago
"Dave Asprey, host of The Human Upgrade, charges guests an average of $50,000 to appear on his biohacking podcast, which he says gets downloaded millions of times a month. He says that about 1% of episodes feature paying guests, and th
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by jononomo 4y ago
Thanks. "It appears the practice is particularly popular among podcasts in the wellness, cryptocurrency, and business arenas."
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by jononomo 4y ago
Someone please paste the text of the article here. Thanks.
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by jononomo 4y ago
Great comment! I agree with all of it.
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by jononomo 4y ago
Yes -- I think we should use nuclear power to desalinate sea water and turn the Sahara dessert into a vast pasture to raise two billion cows on. I also think we should do this in Australia.
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by jononomo 4y ago
There were herds of bison on the American plains during the early 1800s that were so large it would take a week for the herd to walk past a campsite. I was reading the memoirs of Ulysses S Grant a couple years ago and he reports that when
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by jononomo 4y ago
What's the answer?
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by jononomo 4y ago
Oh no, the domain name doesn't suit your taste? I guess that means the reasoning in the article must be bad!
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by jononomo 4y ago
So you think a sharp mind, experience as an investigative journalist, and literally decades of research... doesn't stand up to your BS in Biology from Podunk State? I guess you win, since you're familiar with the conventional wisd
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by jononomo 4y ago
What's your point? Humans can't eat grass, but cows can eat grass and then human's can eat cows. Think of a pasture as a "lab" and a cow as "lab-grown meat" if it makes you feel better.
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by jononomo 4y ago
I think that's checkmate, I win!
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by jononomo 4y ago
I can't reply to every point that everyone makes -- I've been commenting on this thread for quite a while now. But I'll do my best! In fact, I am so convinced that the carnivore diet would be a panacea for the world if we wo
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by jononomo 4y ago
Would you be happy eating meat if it was raised in an ethical and environmentally-sustainable way?
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by jononomo 4y ago
Okay, so apparently there is something going around in the vegan community about how humans evolved on plants. From what I can tell this is completely unsubstantiated. I don't deny that ancient humans ate some plant-based calories,

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