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by nether 12y ago
If they do this I am going to personally go over there and catch those fish. And kill them.
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by nether 12y ago
No, I mean SS. I own 2nd and 3rd editions of the book and followed the program for 14 months. I remember the copious warmup sets. It's not the constantly high, frenetic workout like Xfit, but the blow-out effort for the 1x5 deadlifts
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by nether 12y ago
> Why strength? Strength is the most generalized adaptation there is. Training to be strong improves every component of fitness: strength (duh), power, agility, balance, flexibility, endurance (all 3 types) and coordination > People m
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by nether 12y ago
I drink Soylent regularly but I think you'd be insane to make it more than 30% of your daily calories. As Michael Pollan said, we've got decades of research behind baby formula but it is still inferior to breast milk. Soylent also
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by nether 12y ago
I'm lactose intolerant and am fine with that term.
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by nether 12y ago
I think a 60% success rate is phenomenal, given that card counting only nets a 0.5-1.0% edge over the house. You've got yourself a 20% edge.
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by nether 12y ago
This is a tradeoff due to mission priorities. Embedded nacelles (as in fighters) reduce drag (the point of this project is to increase efficiency), but complicate matters of structural support and increase engine vulnerability in case of fi
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by nether 12y ago
Much of the downsides of burying engines in the wing versus in the fuselage (below the H-tail) are irrelevant because the engines are not in a cantilever loaded portion of the structure. A beam has zero bending moment at a free end, and we
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by nether 12y ago
I find the visual styling just very busy. Superfluous outlines, color fills, typefaces seem very 00s.
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by nether 12y ago
REI and other camping stores will rent gear, though no delivery.
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by nether 12y ago
If anyone in the Los Angeles area wants to stop being a shutin, I'm open to take people on hikes. There's everything from short nature walks with nice waterfalls, to epic mountain death marches in the area and I'd be happy to
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by nether 12y ago
Wow, the meal delivery is like American dabbawala: http://www.nbcnews.com/news/asian-america/indian-food-delive...
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by nether 12y ago
http://imgur.com/ZUyBZMt
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by nether 12y ago
What does "autism" even mean today? I've heard it used to describe everything from awkward introverts with technical interests, to kids who are nearly mute with speech disabilities. Do anti-vaxers think they're saving th
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by nether 12y ago
> I have thought about this myself, but I thought that elongation being permanent or difficult to reverse was intuitive. If you stretch a piece of a plastic it stays that way. May be different for living tissue. I wonder if there might b
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by nether 12y ago
hardware takes a long time
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by nether 12y ago
How many iterations until it generates islam
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by nether 12y ago
No, I vastly prefer the mobile site on my phone.
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by nether 12y ago
On the original Silk Road you could find UK passports, allegedly generated from within the UK govt, for around US$6,000. Seller claimed they worked in voting, being scanned, moving to the UK etc.
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by nether 12y ago
User smacktoward summed it up, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7314434 : > For all the intellectual firepower of people in the tech community, there is a curious strain of anti-intellectualism that comes forth in pro
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by nether 12y ago
> Simple sugar is really more poisonous and addictive than some of the banned drugs This is ridiculous. Marathoners, mountain climbers, and other endurance athletes survive on simple sugars during their activities, mainly in the form o
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by nether 12y ago
Or maybe you just don't care for modern city culture. I find a long walk in the woods more enriching than a world class art museum, though the latter has better bragging rights. Seriously, humans lived in societies for thousands of yea
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by nether 12y ago
All men's miseries derive from not being able to sit in a quiet room alone.
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by nether 12y ago
"Hi" did a human or computer write this?
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by nether 12y ago
Would we ever be able to collect enough photons to form any kind of image though?
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by nether 12y ago
http://reddit.com/r/vandwellers if you're interested alex honnold is a climber whose van looks nicer than my apartment: https://www.google.com/search?q=alex+honnold+van&safe=off&cl... (gra
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by nether 12y ago
Too bad attractive people are convicted less often by juries, receive more one-on-one attention by doctors, receive higher grades in school, etc. Read "Looks" by Gordon Patzer.
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by nether 12y ago
You seem rustled.
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by nether 12y ago
CalTech doesn't discriminate by race at all: http://www.mindingthecampus.com/2010/12/why_caltech_is_in_a_...
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by nether 12y ago
Bartending is often brought up as some accessible, social occupation for taking a break from the office. The truth is for men it's extremely hard to find a bartending job unless you're very good looking and have some desirable per

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