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by metamet 11y ago
The only issue with red meat would be the carcinogens that come from burning or charring. Saturated fat isn't the evil the FDA once thought it was. There are also a ton of studies that suggest that one of the leading indicators for wel
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by metamet 11y ago
> whole-foods plant-based There should be a lot of veggies, of course, but people seem to think that meat is evil and bad for you. There's a lot of very good reasons to eat lean meats, fish and grass-fed ruminants.
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by metamet 11y ago
The backstory: http://www.wired.com/2015/12/bitcoins-creator-satoshi-nakamo... The raid: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/10/world/australia/sydney-bit...
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by metamet 11y ago
Or just start off with a proper number of days. Two weeks seems so short, especially if you get sick. 15 days total seems about right.
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by metamet 11y ago
Same thing happens to me. Then a few years ago, I started doing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, which sort of tapped into the same challenge/logic pathways. But BJJ is a physical activity, so that helps justify the obsession.
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by metamet 11y ago
Maybe they forgot a keyword? It certainly isn't the sole cause of global warming/climate change, but it is real. CO2 in the atmosphere--what's historically known as the greenhouse effect--leads to earth's warming. CO2
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by metamet 11y ago
The Casper theme for Ghost (the most popular base theme people work from) has a comment at the end of its screen.css that makes me laugh: /* ========================================================================== End of fil
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by metamet 11y ago
What exactly is the appeal of the certificate? Do they hold any weight?
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by metamet 11y ago
Yup. I paid for the Android application and was excited to use it on my Xbox One. But nope. Just running some Amazon Fire TVs with XBMC/Kody at home, all hooked into my NAS. Next step is going to be building a shared SQL database so al
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by metamet 11y ago
Same difference.
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Isn't "agile" more buzzwordy than "nimbler"?
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I feel like you should have your own datacenter if you want to run a business like this. AWS is very expensive (but appropriate for many) and not intended for VDI.
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0.4% seems like nothing, too. That was very confusing to me.
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Not paywalled here.
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DOMINATION.
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> These days I train aikido, but do so for the fitness, the mental challenge, and the camaraderie of the dojo. Unlike judo or BJJ, I can imagine myself training into later life. These are the same reasons I train BJJ. There is nothing qu
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by metamet 11y ago
Stats would be interesting. I rarely see injuries in BJJ, whether that's at the gym or at a tournament. Even then, it's most commonly due to an overextended armbar and someone not tapping soon enough. You also don't spend a l
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by metamet 11y ago
There is no striking in BJJ, just like there is no striking in Judo. End of story. > This suggests to me that this was in contrast to the norm, which would be to mount and then strike with the fist. This was a dojo raid situation, which,
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by metamet 11y ago
Wrestlers have the highest work ethic and ability to keep pushing out there. I wish I had trained wrestling in high school, but it didn't appeal to me at the time. We get a lot of wrestlers who come in and try BJJ. Of those who don&#x2
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by metamet 11y ago
> I don't know any other martial art where so many practitioners claim that their MA is, literally, the best. Eh. I'd say Aikido is the most proselytizing martial art out there. But they, like most martial arts, don't have
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by metamet 11y ago
Having experience in both, there are far fewer injuries in BJJ than Judo. While BJJ does practice takedowns, it is not the primary focus of the sport, where Judo always starts standing. You rarely, if ever, get injured from a joint lock, ev
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by metamet 11y ago
> "Then Gracie jujitsu decided to re-brutalize judo." This isn't particularly true. I think the poster was thinking closer to Vale Tudo (and, of course, MMA), which BJJ has close roots with. BJJ is a descendant of Judo in
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by metamet 11y ago
There will always be some form of inequality. That's what happens when you have two distinct things and compare them.
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I really enjoy the print version of Popular Science, if you're looking for another.
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http://sql.learncodethehardway.org/
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"Plotly.js Basic Charts is now free"?
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• White alone, percent, 2013 (a) 77.7% • Black or African American alone, percent definition and source info Black or African American alone, percent, 2013 (a) 13.2% • American Indian and Alaska Native alone, percent definition and source i
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Yup. Happens all the time. You're going to have quite a few candidates who are technically qualified. That's sort of the purpose of interviewing them. And now she will never get hired by Google after trying to sue them.
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But at least this time they announced it ahead of time?
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What are your thoughts on hiring someone you want to work with vs hiring someone you don't want to work with?

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