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by lemming 8y ago
I don't think it's that, it's more this: Since higher protein intakes seem to have no negative effects in healthy people, one may want to err toward the higher amounts. I haven't seen anything over 3.3g/kg recomme
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by lemming 8y ago
The examine.com article discusses this - 0.8g is also the RDA in the US. The RDA is considered a bare minimum: This is considered to be the minimal amount of protein a healthy adult must consume daily to prevent muscle wasting when total c
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by lemming 8y ago
Yeah, 3.3g/kg is really high, and I don't see how you could get there without living on shakes. From that examine.com article: Eating more than 2.6 g/kg (1.18 g/lb) is probably not going to lead to greater muscle gains,
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by lemming 8y ago
I've been investigating recommended protein intake recently and counting calories to lose some weight, and it's amazing how little protein most people get compared to what is now recommended. Here's examine.com on the recom
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by lemming 8y ago
This article is older now but is still a great read. It has a different list which I liked a lot (the below is directly from the article): Self-Serving Bias – basically: if something is good, it’s probably because of something I did or thou
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Java is still available at zero-cost(blog.joda.org)
175 points by lemming 8y ago|162 comments
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by lemming 8y ago
Here is the rebuttal which shows that this is patently false for all actual use cases: http://blog.joda.org/2018/08/java-is-still-available-at-zero...
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by lemming 8y ago
Say I'm sceptical about this but willing to be convinced. Are there good resources about the apps etc I should be looking at, or descriptions of how to use the iPad effectively for education that I could check out? The Apple page you l
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by lemming 8y ago
it's so amazing how level they can keep their heads while the rest of their bodies contort so quickly and graciously. That really caught my eye too, it's incredible.
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by lemming 8y ago
If you want to go fancy, the Punkt MP02 should do that at some point soon: https://www.punkt.ch/en/mp02-4g-mobile-phone/
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by lemming 8y ago
I don't know exact numbers, since I don't do any user tracking. But I know of numerous users who are already experienced with Clojure who have switched, myself included. Cursive currently has paredit on by default, but I'm
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by lemming 8y ago
That's why few people are using things like parinfer. I don't think this is true. I develop Cursive and I use it, despite being competent at paredit. A ton of my users do too, even experienced ones. It's just easier, and
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Work less, get more: New Zealand firm's four-day week an 'unmitigated success'(theguardian.com)
8 points by lemming 8y ago|1 comments
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Can we remove a trillion tons of carbon from the atmosphere?(theecologist.org)
2 points by lemming 8y ago|0 comments
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by lemming 8y ago
FWIW they're adding support: https://twitter.com/bulenkov/status/984476361699069952 - it was supposed to be in 2018.2 but I haven't checked whether it made it or not. I agree though, IntelliJ is my bigge
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by lemming 8y ago
One thing I would love to see is root domain CNAME support (or ALIAS, or ANAME, or whatever) so I can host a static website on a root domain. It seems like there's a workaround using CloudFlare, but it would be really nice if GCP itsel
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by lemming 8y ago
As others have pointed out, GIFs are huge. They're also limited to 256 colours, and generally look crappy. I'm using the technique that Sublime Text uses on its homepage [0]. There's a lot more faffing around producing them,
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The Creative Process Behind Elvenar(makinggames.biz)
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by lemming 8y ago
If you're living here, it's because you made the calculation about the noise and decided to rent or buy anyway, or else you didn't, and why is that the City of Barcelona's problem? I lived in Barcelona for 5 years, and
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by lemming 8y ago
Actually, the #1 issue is that everyone can easily file an issue/contribute in other ways at Github without having to create another account to do so.
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by lemming 9y ago
Somewhat OT, but I can totally relate to the handstand anecdote. I've recently been learning to do handstands, and while I knew it was something I'd have to practice, I completely underestimated how hard they are. I mean, kids d
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by lemming 9y ago
I wrote about my personal experience with bike helmets a few years ago ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1749644#1750459 ): When I was with my ex-girlfriend her little sister was knocked off her bike, also by a totally
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by lemming 9y ago
Our 4 year old daughter uses a Swedish rear-facing car seat, and she seems fine with it. I'm sure she would prefer a front facing one because she'd be able to see more, but since she was 3 she's been able to see pretty well.
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by lemming 9y ago
I don't think this is true. It's not totally clear but GDPR seems to require people to be in the union. I believe that residency is the main requirement, not citizenship (a German person living in the US dealing with a US-only com
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by lemming 9y ago
I am very happily using Paddle. They treat me very well, but what makes their product really sticky is the (global, not just EU) VAT handling. I basically do nothing, and it just happens for me.
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by lemming 9y ago
And the US is not the top country by far, even among developed ones, in number of mass murder victims per 100000 population. Snopes describes the report you're probably talking about as "extremely misleading": https:/
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by lemming 9y ago
I also recommend this book heartily - it's amazing. There have been mutterings about crowdsourcing an update, and I think I saw a github repo once but I can no longer find it. Here's an example: https://www.carboncommen
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by lemming 9y ago
Dear Mr Boz, You and your kind are the reason I deleted my facebook account years ago. You can claim you didn't mean it, but at the end of the day facebook's behaviour is what counts and it behaves as you described. Your product i
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A Resilient Git Dependency Algorithm(hypirion.com)
4 points by lemming 9y ago|0 comments
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by lemming 9y ago
Watson in particular has seemed to be a pretty mediocre product with heavy marketing and gimmicks (Jeopardy and H&R Block come to mind) FWIW, I thought that Watson playing Jeopardy was flat out amazing.

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