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by lambdaba 4y ago
I think it's a great resource, these are personal testimonials, real people (many of them have interviews on YouTube). I would think it wouldn't change your stance anyway.
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Just counterbalancing people making the same outdated claims about meat being unhealthy. I've personally and know of many people who greatly improved their health by eating meat, so I'm sharing.
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you're being terribly dishonest if you mean to suggest this has anything to do with the carnivore diet
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You could probably also be sure that this isn't the only source.
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When the anecdotes all seem the go completely against the prevailing narrative ("meat is like smoking!") and there are huge numbers of them, that has got to pique your interest https://carnivore.diet/?s=cycle (try
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by lambdaba 4y ago
> alcohol, caffeine and meat one of these is definitely not like the others... An all-meat diet I would bet is the best to conceive, because it's the best for hormonal health, judging by the countless anecdotes (e.g. women regaining
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by lambdaba 4y ago
I couldn't finish sign-up because the servers seem overwhelmed (confirmation email) But I'm wondering how something like Mastodon could scale to people having millions of followers.
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I feel like what we're hearing about excess mortality etc. is also related. The pandemic has been exhausting for so many people, and the multiple sources of uncertainty that have popped up in its wake have made things even worse. I do
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Does that go hand in hand with the growth in administrative work? I would think so.
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It's more of a general impression, but for instance the other day YouTube recommended me "Jesse Ventura | 63 Documents the Government Doesn't Want You to Read | Talks at Google", it just doesn't seem like the kind o
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by lambdaba 4y ago
I'm soooooo nostalgic of pre-2011/2012 or so Google. One of the most illustrative things for me is Google Talks back in that day, some of the people invited and subjects would be unthinkable for today's Google. I wished I cou
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Well, with Tailscale you have your own private network, so anything you run anywhere you can access on any device. You could DIY it a bit more using something like WireGuard directly (Tailscale uses WireGuard under the hood), but Tailscale
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if you like pipes and a more functional style: seq 5 | xargs -n1 <...>
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seq 5 | xargs -n1 <...>
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Nix can manage Homebrew (via nix-darwin) too! home-manager works great too. Re: flakes, IMO, don't worry about them too much, Nix is complicated as it is. IME while the package selection is indeed huge it does happen the odd package is
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I just want to add a thought about how human biology evolved: australophitecus already was hunting, and subsequent evolution selected for the best hunters. Humans became such successful hunters that we hunted megafauna to extinction. Obviou
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by lambdaba 4y ago
There might be some unique harms from HFCS but I doubt they're anything but minor over harm from all fructose in refined form (so incl. and perhaps especially fruit juices and other junk often fed to children). Re: the cholesterol, che
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Yes, check out this report from Credit Suisse that sums up the state of the art research on the topic: https://research-doc.credit-suisse.com/docView?language=ENG&... Bottom line is saturated fat is not implicated whats
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I don't know what science you need to understand a system that is constantly active and is never fully allowed to rest will develop dysfunction. Anyway, as the sibling reply says, there is plenty of reputable research available to sati
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> I climb often (vigorously, 4 times a week if not more) You're very active! Even so, I wouldn't think the IF itself was the problem, probably you were having trouble eating enough for your level of activity with such a regimen
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Just adding a bit about the subject at hand: I am convinced the cancer epidemic is due to us grossly misusing our biological equipment: we are meant to feast & fast, and not have insulin's anabolic effects constantly activated. Fas
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by lambdaba 4y ago
The result of misguidance from health professionals, big food & big pharma marketing. Not acknowledging that health is largely a result of lifestyle choices, and that pharmaceuticals are mostly ineffective and often harmful. And now for
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Upcoming (or speculative) microchip tech?
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Piggybacking on this thread because I'm also interested, specifically in using FreeBSD on a 2019 MacBook and using docker on Linux trough bhyve. How well does FreeBSD run on a MacBook? Any compatibility issues?
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- l-theanine especially, it improves sleep quality and reduces sleep fragmentation, with no downsides whatsoever and other positive effects (look up theanine and GABA) - magnesium helps some people but I already take a lot of it and am repl
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Unless you think her story is entirely fabricated, it's a strong anecdote to support a meat-only diet can alleviate inflammation. I mean, she claims to have had hip and ankle replacement at age 17 because of arthritis. All of these con
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If you're open to it check out the zerocarb / carnivore community. It's extreme but it does work.
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To quote the article "red meat (burgers, steaks)" - one of these is not like the other. Even so, there is a word of difference between the meat of an unhealthy animal (especially the fat) and a healthy one. It does seem that anecd
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Abbreviating technology to “tech” would be better
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Titles have a max length, in case you didn’t know

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