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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
All these things are actually rules of thumb that aim to be easy, and less focused on accurate. A reasonably close rule of thumb can actually be 1g of protein per cm of height. Also not accurately represented is that your body absorbs less
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
The real sugar cocacola is sometimes called Mexican Coke in the USA to refer to the different sweetener being used.
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
Parental controls aren't a good substitution for awareness, deep meaningful connection with your child, giving them a rich and fulfilling offline life, teaching them how to navigate dangers rather than isolating them from reality. Hold
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
Another angle of why vaccinating men is important is because gay men (or more precisely those who participate in oral-penile or penile-anal sex) are at risk for these cancers, but if we only vaccinate women then we do not protect this group
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
+1. Point number 5 is probably the worst part of their post. Beginners should focus on form, consistency, and linear progression of weight. If you can stand the boredom do the exact same program for a year. Probably 2-3 full body workouts t
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
I dont understand your comment.
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
I'm not sure how the cycle continues though if we dont have jobs, the companies do not have buyers?
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
It's tricky because it's unclear if the S&P500 will halve (Market pessimism), or if Gold price will double (currency devaluation)... I need to see both of them priced in loaves of bread.
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
> Rich people pay the tolls without a second thought What's the problem with that? It's an opt-in tax. Also if it's without a second thought then i'd suggest the price is a touch too low.
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
Additional to your point: 1. Women do not find guys in tiny cars to be attractive 2. Cars in America are becoming an arms race in terms of danger to others (tall front grills, heavier) 3. Liability/Regulation is too low. We'd see
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
Not everyone wants walkable. I'd much rather a remote first economy and cars. One of my hobbies is riding motorcycles on race tracks, I need a garage to store them, and a vehicle to tow them there. This is practically impossible in &qu
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
Additional to your point, one of the benefits of high user pays is to allow opt-in progressive taxation. (The rich who want to use it can, at their own cost, the rich who do not feel it's fair can sit in the traffic with everyone else
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
> The thrill I think it's more of the self-deception that they're more important than others and that they're meaningfully getting ahead of others. This is a major issue in American culture where it's not just about d
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
You can think of it as basic math. If the speed limit is 60 and you go 70, across a 10 mile drive you save at most 2 minutes... and only if everything is perfect. I stopped driving so fast once I realized that leaving a touch early was the
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
I dont think it's a leap too far to suggest that spending less on any line item is a step towards a balanced budget ie eliminating the deficit. And once a deficit is eliminated we can begin to work on the debt. What proof is required w
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
I would particularly agree with you when it comes to money's influence in the political process. Definitely need limitations on spending, or something like Andrew Yang's idea (i heard it from him) -- give every American $N to give
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
I can't answer why, but I would suggest it has very little to do with the government spending on research, or in the way it allocates it annually vs 4 year blocks. I have noted in the past that I do enjoy how intense the FTC and other
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
Sure, but that is an issue of ethics and regulation. Fraud is illegal and should be punished proportionally to it's effects.
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
awesome, thank you. You've given me some holiday reading at the very least :)
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
I agree. Just because I agree with 1 thing "He" did doesnt mean I agree with everything.
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
Capital will seek the best opportunities, let's keep the incentive structure sane. Which means first tackling the biggest problems, with the highest probability of success, for the most people. As the opportunity space is explored or s
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
Increasing money supply vs taxation is kinda just misdirection. It's politically disadvantageous to increase the tax % versus just siphoning purchasing power out of cash holders pockets silently and through the back door of increasing
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
I actually agree here too. America (and Americans) spend waaaay too much, and especially on niche things that profit very specific subgroups. We need to get back to the basics. Johnny can't read[1], or do math. That should be funded lo
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
And if there is a probability of profitability then there is a market to sell that opportunity for capital. But in a high interest rate environment some ideas just arent worth exploring.
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
The problem is the competitive landscape by which other nations which are Anti- us, are taking but not giving. And are happy to see us go down the drain to their own profit. It's less about zero sum and more about the existence of enem
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
Can you please name/educate us on some of those game theories and how they apply? (Please don't just point me to prisoners dilemma on wikipedia unless it lays out how it applies to research funding)
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
As a taxpayer I'm tired of funding everyone's project. Especially in private institutions which have billions under management and are ran like hedge funds, and not increasing their intake. Time to fix the deficit and kill off our
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
It's been suggested that code reviews shouldnt be about finding bugs, because they do not really work well for that goal. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/wp-content/uploads/...
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
I suppose we could be talking circles around eachother, but I'd say many of what you've suggested as manual tests could be codified into an automated test just as easily. Manual: `curl localhost:8080 | jq .` or whatever, brings v
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by maerF0x0 10mo ago
> The first is manual testing. If you haven’t seen the code do the right thing yourself, that code doesn’t work. If it does turn out to work, that’s honestly just pure chance. Depending on exactly what the author meant here, I disagree.

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