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by lambdaba 4y ago
Look into high-dose niacin, YouTube might be a good place to start, Chris Masterjohn has some good content on niacin therapy.
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Symlinks can be broken, so if you can avoid them altogether why not? It's just an extra if tiny bit of complexity
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by lambdaba 4y ago
I take the opposite approach in that I keep the default config file locations and have .gitignore set to "*", and just force-add files as needed. Also have GIT_DIR and GIT_WORK_TREE=$HOME
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by lambdaba 4y ago
By this logic (which I agree with), land animal fats would best match (for beef fat: "oleic acid (36.21%), palmitic (25.67%) and stearic (20.97)"). Nuts & seeds are often high in omega-6 and are hard enough to digest that it&#
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by lambdaba 4y ago
You might be interested in this document from Credit Suisse: https://research-doc.credit-suisse.com/docView?language=ENG&... There are more than 450 references to saturated fat in the document, but I found this phrase e
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by lambdaba 4y ago
I learned a lot here, but I'm not able to restitute it accurately now: [Dr. Bill Harris on the Omega-3 Index: Increasing Omega-3 to Promote Longevity & Transform Health ]( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-f-CFQxaUY4&
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Not at all. Flax has alpha linoleic acid which needs conversion dependent on specific genetics, and is generally low when not outright insufficient (for some common genetics). Walnuts are full of omega-6 too and as pointed out elsewhere her
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by lambdaba 4y ago
I guess my idea is most cultures have moved on or are in the process of moving on having realized that "things" is not what they need most, but that's a phase that a culture must pass through. Again, there are plenty of other
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Dogs know. This applies to humans too, there is research showing a low omega-3 level is equivalent to smoking for health outcomes. Omega-3s are very important immunomodulators.
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by lambdaba 4y ago
I don't see why it goes without saying the extra energy would necessarily go towards consumerism. There is still a long way to go towards getting every human a decent life and opportunity to reach their full potential. There's no
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Isn’t it mostly that the structure of content on the web has changed? It's mostly centralized social media now, so that's where the most relevant results are going to be. Most of the attention is there, anyway.
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by lambdaba 4y ago
So the fear is we’ll use the extra energy to literally warm the planet? Seems like a scale mismatch. Climate “engineering” like blocking out the sun seems like a much more real danger
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Sounds like the Magic Bullet in Worms II.
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Money printing by central governments especially funding the US war machine is the biggest environmental disaster.
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Maybe just decentralize things a bit more... And then some more... And so on. The less power is concentrated the more we avoid wars and other zero sum things no?
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by lambdaba 4y ago
> Win95 ran very comfortably on 64MB (with an M) of memory and a 4GB disk. I ran it on 8mb ram / 850mb disk. Did upgrade to 16mb ram and the performance boost was palpable, but, again, used it at 8mb for a while. Also a fresh instal
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by lambdaba 4y ago
3:2 is ideal, Microsoft's Surface Book series have it
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by lambdaba 4y ago
I distinctly remember checking the size of the C:\Windows folder on Windows 95 and it being around 50mb.
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Keto can be a bad diet even after removing sugar and most carbs if one eats keto junkfood. Any person that had success with keto also understood and some point that food quality, and particularly fat quality, is a must. Instead of omega-6 f
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Programs that use readline can be configured to use vi mode via inputrc. For the few that aren't you can always use rlwrap. Overall there's no downside.
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Nix has the closest thing to this in the form of a shebang you call with the interpreter and any additional package dependencies: https://gist.github.com/travisbhartwell/f972aab227306edfcfea
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by lambdaba 4y ago
I think it has to do with gut biome somehow. I've seen excellent biome diversity scores from other people on the diet, but in my case it's from repeated experience with gradually eating more and more fruit (and nothing else), not
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by lambdaba 4y ago
I don't, turns out transit works fine (actually much better) without it. I won't speculate on whether this would apply to everybody but my hypothesis is my health issues stemmed from gut biome disregulation caused by - way too man
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Seconded. I'm on an all-meat diet and I turned my health around thanks to it. Most often people who advocate eliminating meat look sickly, because they are.
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Just do a carnivore / zerocarb diet, that's actually healthy (none of that liquid diet / powder nonsense). Lots of people doing it are doing it for the same reasons as you, so you'll find support if you need it.
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by lambdaba 4y ago
This plays a big part in the unhealthfulness of modern diets IMO, the reduction in magnesium content especially. Magnesium is extremely important and involved in so many enzymatic reactions, and so easily leeched out by high-sugar diets (an
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Could you elaborate on how you use IPFS? How fast is it? Do you use use a pinning service?
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by lambdaba 4y ago
I think you could use soundiiz.com for that.
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by lambdaba 4y ago
This looks really cool! Is it your daily driver?
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by lambdaba 4y ago
Yes but this got me thinking is it makes more sense to sleep after timing out the caffeination instead of keeping the sleep command running ;) that's enough Unix for the day haha

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