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by lambdaba 5y ago
On the contrary, fat is prized by hunter-gatherers and humans likely had access to much more fat (megafauna) for much of our evolutionary history. Fat allowed us to supply for the high energy needs of our brains. This isn't my own spec
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by lambdaba 5y ago
This is all based on awfully bad epidemiological studies. Humans were eating MUCH more meat for most of our evolutionary past. Look how unhealthy we are now, and we aren't eating more meat. We're eating more plant fats and sugar.
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by lambdaba 5y ago
Just one quick find: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/records-found-in-... > In 2013, Ramsden resurrected another long-lost randomized study, the 1960s-era Sydney Diet Heart Study. Reanalyzing its unpublis
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by lambdaba 5y ago
Meat, literally millions of years in our evolutionary past VS seed oils barely 100 (more like 50 for mass adoption), but surely "the science" is never wrong nor corrupted. Inform yourself on the history of this with Ancel Keys etc
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by lambdaba 5y ago
That's people's perception: meat is unhealthy, but now there's this vegetable-based "meat" that's better, tastes just as good and as a bonus it's saving the planet etc.
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by lambdaba 5y ago
See this for the example https://youtu.be/ZdhywL6icZU There is a ton of info, just look around. Also, what is the common ingredient in all processed foods? This is what is making people fat. Omega-6 integrates in body fat,
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by lambdaba 5y ago
That's just wrong. Inform yourself on the history of where the saturated fat scare comes from and the disastrous consequences on global health.
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by lambdaba 5y ago
Seed oils. See Dr. Cate Shanahan.
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by lambdaba 5y ago
Seed oils are toxic. These fake "meats" are the some of the worst processed foods around. It's sad people are being duped once again by the food industry and medical establishment. This will only further worsen the awful heal
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by lambdaba 5y ago
We could fix that by feeding the cattle algae: https://www.agweb.com/news/livestock/beef/feeding-cows-seawe...
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by lambdaba 5y ago
The problem with keto is, just like with "normal" diets is the wildly different formulations. You can do keto with trash food or simply bad ingredients (e.g. vegetable oils for fat, various processed "keto snacks") and a
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by lambdaba 5y ago
Haven't people changed their behavior though? Avoiding going outside, having fewer diversity in social interactions but longer durations, and indoors. There is definitely evidence for vitamin D, it's odd this is still not yet wide
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by lambdaba 5y ago
If people would spend more time outside in summer, destressing, getting vitamin D, improving their immunity etc. then we can expect the current cycle to end as respiratory infectious diseases tend to. The coercive measures by govs are pushi
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by lambdaba 5y ago
There have been numerous headlines in media about the psychiatric illness epidemic resulting from social distancing measures, and all the downstream effects of the whole situation, including continuing uncertainty. Common sense alone would
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by lambdaba 5y ago
I don't know why you're being downvoted, but what you said applies to everywhere not only India, of course chronic stress means higher cortisol, which lowers immunity.
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by lambdaba 5y ago
More dietary cholesterol. Raw egg yolks (easier to consume raw) in as large a quantity as you can handle.
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by lambdaba 6y ago
Thanks for the correction, I remember indeed it was as you said, simply that they were capable of much higher frequencies. I didn't know that it was the case with other models, I guess I was mainly eyeing Celerons at that time because
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by lambdaba 6y ago
I hadn't thought of screen readers, I wonder how "screen readers for sighted people" would work like, for instance it would be fun if you could turn a HN thread into a Zoom-like call grid with emphasis on the people most acti
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39% of college students show symptoms of major depression amid pandemic(nbcnews.com)
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by lambdaba 6y ago
The biggest overclocking story of all time was when people discovered that (many/most?) 300Mhz Celerons where intentionally mislabeled 450Mhz ones, because apparently the yields where such that they couldn't not make mostly 450Mhz
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by lambdaba 6y ago
I was hoping this was a way to listen to HN comment threads as audio, with different voices.
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by lambdaba 6y ago
Can someone that uses such a system explain why they went for it and what it brings them? I was just pondering this and I somehow get some "feeling of relief" imaging my machine work without systemd. It just feels some much more l
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by lambdaba 6y ago
I agree, we only went this way because the discussion about the downsides never had a chance, but I was easy to speculate about the potential upsides (this is also why I believe a large part of the public is clinging on to the narrative tha
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by lambdaba 6y ago
Indeed, it's a lovely name
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by lambdaba 6y ago
For those unfamiliar with Common Lisp there is also Babashka which allows for Clojure shell scripting without the JVM startup time. https://github.com/babashka/babashka
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by lambdaba 6y ago
I think I do, I'm in remission from chronic autoimmune disease thanks to this diet. The clinic publishes research, that it's not mainstream doesn't in any way invalidate their results.
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by lambdaba 6y ago
This clinic has researchers and they publish, plus they cure the incurable, it's not something to be dismissed as a "fad". If anything, the fad diet is whatever we're doing since the 50s, or all the way up to the inven
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by lambdaba 6y ago
Look up "paleolithic ketogenic" diet, a clinic in Hungary is treating "incurable" disease with an all-meat high fat diet. With extraordinary success. Humans were obviously hunters for most of our evolutionary history, de
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by lambdaba 6y ago
Bit tangential but there's a way to run Clojure code as CGI scripts with Babashka (Clojure for shell scripting): https://eccentric-j.com/blog/clojure-like-its-php.html
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by lambdaba 6y ago
I couldn't tell you about a particular instance, though I think just when massive amounts of output scroll by it never lags, even dumping output from dd and such, I can't compare to Termite, I also don't care about tabs and p

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