jtuente

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by jtuente 10y ago
The first 3 examples you give can all be handled with self-discipline. Only the 4th must be learned.
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by jtuente 10y ago
> inability to read social cues telling you to stop gaining weight This one is going the way of the dodo of late, especially for females. Articles like this one are a symptom of the normalization of obesity.
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by jtuente 10y ago
Probably because that one skinny person eats jack-all outside of the times you are observing them.
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by jtuente 10y ago
Probably because it's still irrelevant to CICO. CICO doesn't tell you how much calories go in or out, rather it tells you to measure them wherever possible and make adjustments based on your weight changes.
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by jtuente 10y ago
Why not? If he's got the skills necessary to be more deeply involved in the engineering aspects, what else does he have to do that he cannot assign to another C-level exec?
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by jtuente 10y ago
They're not experiencing a new incidence of trauma, they're reliving one. A more "physical" corollary would be the "ghost" limb sensation for someone who has lost one. That person doesn't lose their limb
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by jtuente 10y ago
They were victims; they're not actively victims in the moment of a discussion. The damage has already been done. Conversely, you can say that you're helping with the recovery and healing process. But it's important to ackn
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by jtuente 10y ago
That's still supply and demand though. You're simply giving a reason that isn't government regulation for more buildings that aren't going up.
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by jtuente 10y ago
That's a pointless metric to use for affordability, because that $300 difference is purely inflation. It has absolutely nothing to do with Apple making their products cheaper.
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by jtuente 10y ago
You're obviously implying something here, make it explicit. Explain how the military is "voluntary". Explain "how it plays out in reality". Your implied arguments are a waste of space.
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by jtuente 10y ago
Honestly, it was a good analogy. GP is as outside of NASCAR as he is of the UFC.
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by jtuente 10y ago
It's probably more about the NRA not wanting to be associated with the fictitious "Share the Safety" site[0]. [0] - http://www.snopes.com/share-the-safety-nra/
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by jtuente 10y ago
> a lot of people WONT exercise though Honestly, considering the overweight and obese population is growing we have a problem with systemic overeating that needs to be corrected first. It doesn't matter how much exercise you do if y
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by jtuente 10y ago
In the majority of intersections that I've driven (in the midwest) with no right turn on red, there is an obvious obstruction to see fast moving cars passing through the intersection. Also, in some areas with many one-way streets it is
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by jtuente 10y ago
US Copyright defaults to the author, it is only with employee contracts/agreements that one can forego the default and assign to the company. Something like the google license is there to help with making a clear distinction between g
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by jtuente 10y ago
I hate to break it to you, but the libertarian ideology isn't a philosophy and it isn't "anarcho-capitalistic" either. It's a umbrella term meaning that a person prefers a more liberty-minded government versus an au
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by jtuente 10y ago
I think you thinking of his R-EVOL-ution (backwards LOVE) campaign, which is definitely unrelated to the Tea Party.
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by jtuente 10y ago
I wish people didn't need hand-holding to tell them where to look for answers, but then lmgtfy.com became a prominent linking tool.
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by jtuente 10y ago
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=cryengine&l=1
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by jtuente 10y ago
It could serve a dual function to describe what states are valid for a given piece of glass. e.g. EGlassRNState allowed = EGlassRNState_Initial | EGlassRNState_Shattered; EGlassRNState current = EGlassRNState_Initial;
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by jtuente 10y ago
Wasn't the Tea Party movement started because of their disgust with neo-cons?
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by jtuente 10y ago
The US tax code is about 74,000 pages long. Regardless of the tax rate, that's completely unreasonable.
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by jtuente 10y ago
"I would rather society as a whole pay for thing I want ". - Every socialist Society isn't an entity that can be assigned responsibility; it's simply the existence of communication, cooperation and trade between indiv
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by jtuente 10y ago
Except that looking at a single year doesn't tell you much about why even a ratio of 3 isn't good in SF. After a quick google search I came across this set of charts that do a pretty good job of covering the history of population
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by jtuente 10y ago
That's because it's sardonic.
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by jtuente 10y ago
> Calories-in-calories-out without considering the hormones Your argument here boils down to: CICO is easier with a balanced diet. I don't think a reasonable person is going to argue against that. > after a few weeks of keto-adap
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by jtuente 11y ago
> Classic HN. Jumping from someone's annoyance to "create a startup" that "definitely has value" without knowing anything about the space. All that without specifying whether or not you have knowledge in the spac
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by jtuente 11y ago
> who controls the institutions of wealth generation and power What would you define as the institutions of wealth generation and power? > And I have no more power than any other average voter. Is that because of your wealth of lack t
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by jtuente 11y ago
Whether morality is or isn't binary isn't quite the point you should be making. It's that not everyone shares the same views of morality. Some people find private property immoral, for instance. The reason that we have mor
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by jtuente 11y ago
The Panama Papers did not have any information with regards to anyone in the US (leaders, celebrities, or otherwise).

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