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by leovonl 11y ago
http://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/is-fructose-bad-for-you-2... This is just one source, of course, but is not the only one in that direction. Carbohydrates in excess - specially sugars like fructose - are being linked
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by leovonl 12y ago
Warnings might be correct concerning the current united statians dietary habits, they are not necessarily valid when considering other dietary habits.
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by leovonl 12y ago
Fruit might be good for it's vitamins, but in moderation. Increasing fructose consumption after a certain threshold - which could be easily crossed when increasing it's consumption - would not necessarily be a good thing.
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by leovonl 12y ago
I don't have a list, but I once wrote a software for finding the weak keys on Triple-DES using a functional-logic language. Writing the software was mostly defining the problem in a mathematical way, on the left side defining the hashi
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by leovonl 12y ago
I was surprised to find out this had nothing to do with Haskell.
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by leovonl 12y ago
There's an enormous difference between having an opinion which is not aligned with mainstream and being a radical. The radical usually wants the world to convert to his/hers own views, which is why they tend to get closed minded a
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by leovonl 12y ago
I fail to see the point of this whole discussion. The code reflects exactly what the program is doing, and there's no undefined behaviour anywhere. There's no way to access anything outside the very delimited scope of "buffer
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by leovonl 12y ago
Canada in zone 3? That seems a little bit too much different.
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by leovonl 12y ago
I generally disconsider OO as a basic programming paradigm, not only because it is mostly badly designed in most programming languages, but mainly because modern languages already provide what OO was there to solve in the first place - in a
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by leovonl 12y ago
There's a lot of GC'ed languages out there to choose from. A language that makes it optional is not only more powerful, but can be used in places where GC is not an option. IMHO, for GC'ed languages, Go is just more of the sa