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by kjksf 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=diabetes+alzhei... https://www.webmd.com/alzheimers/alzheimers-diabetes-link You'll find numerous researches talking about this link.
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by kjksf 3y ago
It's not an anecdote, it's physics. EPA created a repeatable test where the car runs at a certain speeds, most likely without wind resistance. If you drive faster, the car will use more energy per mile therefore will have lower ra
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by kjksf 3y ago
Depends. If the plaintiffs have a sworn, signed statement from the person claiming that then it could be presented as evidence during the trial, subject to cross-examination. If all they have is the article it's hearsay i.e. "evid
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by kjksf 3y ago
When you look at web page of Tesla (or any other EV manufacturer), when they describe the range it's always "est. EPA range". This is 100% truth. It is an estimated EPA range. What's more it's often actually measure
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by kjksf 3y ago
It merely slows progress of Alzheimer i.e. stops progress of brain inflammation. Strange that they call it a vaccine. Nomenclature aside, it's even better to not develop the inflammation in the first place. And it can be done with a si
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by kjksf 3y ago
Being good at C++ is very much a transferable skill. I'm sure he could learn STL (standard C++ library) in a fraction of time it would take someone else to become proficient in C++ in general.
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by kjksf 3y ago
This thing is a protein, not a carb. Sugar is glucose and carbs are converted to glucose. Glucose leads to production of insulin. Too much glucose leads to too much insulin production which leads to diabetes. Diabetes is basically "you
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by kjksf 3y ago
Most people are already addicted to that. It would still be of great benefit to replace sugar with much smaller amount of protein. Overconsumption of sugar (glucose) leads to diabetes which leads to metabolic / autoimmune issues. Basic
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by kjksf 3y ago
The problem really is overconsumption of glucose which creates overproduction of insulin which over time (years) make you fat (overweight or obese), insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes. Diabetes is basically a state of elevated levels of
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by kjksf 3y ago
Fructose is not just in fruit. Table sugar is 50% glucose and 50% fructose. In extreme moderation nothing is unhealthy. One drink a week, one cigarette a weak, a teaspoon of sugar a day or one fruit a day are all perfectly fine. Overconsump
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by kjksf 3y ago
Not really. The rule is: if government is subsidizing the chargers, it must be available to all cars. Which is more than fair. The current Tesla superchargers were fully funded by Tesla, so that requirement doesn't apply. If government
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by kjksf 3y ago
Tesla's supercharger network was funded by Tesla. Those are: a) recommendations, not rules b) for government-funded chargers Even if those were rules, not mere recommendations, they would not apply to this deal.
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by kjksf 3y ago
The design is open which means that GM or Ford can build their own adapters and their own chargers. The deal is for access to Tesla's supercharger network. The superchargers cost money to produce, install and maintain. The land on whic
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by kjksf 3y ago
The talking point about Tesla reliability is outdated. Model 3 was one of the most reliable cars in Germany in 2022. "Germany’s ADAC, which is the largest automobile club in Europe, published the results of its latest reliability study
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by kjksf 3y ago
Casey obviously can't know what financial impact of those changes were at Twitter, Facebook or Microsoft. But Ockham Razor tells us they did spend significant effort on performance because they had a reason to do it.
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by kjksf 3y ago
Everything cannot be important. If you say that maintainability, extensibility, legibility etc. etc. is more important than performance then you are, in fact, saying that performance is NOT important. But those are mostly just the excuses t
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by kjksf 4y ago
Paid spam accounts are removed as well, which you left out of your analysis. Buying an account doesn't give you un-suspendable account. All spam detection techniques are applied to paid accounts and they are removed as well. This not o
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by kjksf 4y ago
Here's the problem with your "admins are so absolutely necessary" argument. Per https://mndaily.com/193678/uncategorized/statistics-show-inc... between 1999 and 2010 admin jobs increased 75% across
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by kjksf 4y ago
A paying customer of pirsch with feature request for the dashboard: for page views stats, could you make more space for urls? My urls aren't even that long but get truncated because they get only 30% of the space. Make more space for l
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by kjksf 4y ago
It's a combination of capabilities and productivity. To use a concrete example from another app I built: it's a web-based file browser for S3 (think Norton Commander for S3 on the web). You enter S3 creds and my backend code gets
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by kjksf 4y ago
I did a couple of project in Svelte (proof: all the tools on https://onlinetool.io/ are in Svelte). I understand (I think) what htmx does. I don't get at all the need to add htmx to Svelte. It looks like cargo culting
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by kjksf 4y ago
When exactly did that imaginary, completely made up "sparing of taxes" ever happened? This is San Francisco. The only thing I ever hear from politicians is an additional tax, on top of all the other taxes. But prove me wrong: when
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by kjksf 4y ago
Gross Vehicle Weight: Model 3 is 100 pounds lighter than BMW 3 series. https://www.truecar.com/compare/bmw-3-series-vs-tesla-model-...
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by kjksf 4y ago
Do you have EVIDENCE that production of batteries is VERY toxic? What, specifically, is toxic? How do you measure this toxicity? How does it compare to, I don't know, digging oil in the middle of ocean, occasionally spilling it into oc
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by kjksf 4y ago
Nothing (except lawyers fees). It was Eberhard who sued Musk trying to get the courts to declare that only he and Tarpenning can be called co-founders of Tesla. And that backfired because the judge declared that, actually, Musk and JB. Str
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by kjksf 4y ago
Yes, because they wanted $160 million which is what their lawyers wanted in the second trail. In the first suit jury awarded $137 million, judge lowered that to $15 and they had an option to get that or have a new trial. They went with a ne
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by kjksf 4y ago
For one there's an election in 2024. High interest is killing stock market returns. No administration wants to enter election season with decimated stock market. Hence, if nothing else, there will be political pressure on FED to lower
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by kjksf 4y ago
This is the same FED who said "inflation is temporary" and then hiked rates like krazy. I'm not saying this is proof that they won't hike rates, just that what they say should be heavily discounted. They might just pivot
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by kjksf 4y ago
Gates didn't steal anything. In fact, when IBM came to Microsoft to talk about licensing their programming languages for the PC, it was IBM who wanted a packaged deal i.e. get the OS from Microsoft as well. And it was Gates who told IB
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by kjksf 4y ago
Impossible to comment without you providing specifics of the things that founders do that are so obviously wrong. You're also giving way, WAY, WAAAY too much credit to "experts". Two prominent counter-examples: AirBnB and Spa

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