neuralRiot

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by neuralRiot 1y ago
That’s a good point. I believe people need to reconcile with the rituals of food like cooking and sharing the table with loved ones.
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by neuralRiot 1y ago
Of course, if you’ll go to the semantic approach then anything edible would be “food”, foods are no simply “good” or “bad”, they’re “better than…” “worst than…” As a side observation and not particularly referring to your reply, I see that
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by neuralRiot 1y ago
40% of Mexico population is over the obesity level.
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by neuralRiot 1y ago
>It's hard to come up with a better diet if the goal is to produce big people or athletes. Submitting children to the standard american diet (or mostly western diet as sadly it is not relegated just to the USA anymore) should be con
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by neuralRiot 1y ago
>otherwise you will need to spend an inordinate amount of time preparing and eating "natural" food at a higher cost for the exact same effect. This is a myth, healthy whole foods are way cheaper than any ready-made “meal” and
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by neuralRiot 1y ago
Actually it is really simple, there’s no “doritos plant” corn is turned into cornmeal, dried, mixed with oils, salt, then fried in more oil then sprinkled in chemical flavorings and more salt. Roast some corn cobs and that’s real food.
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by neuralRiot 1y ago
Most cars until around 2020 have “one-way” GPS, specially in the lower tier since they don’t have road assist or Onstar type services.
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by neuralRiot 1y ago
>Comparing Europe, the land of GDPR, tech company regs and fines, and its general suspicion of private sector, to the US, which is basically none of that, is a unique take. Here in America we fight nail and teeth for our right to be scre
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by neuralRiot 1y ago
>They won't jack up the prices now the main price-jacking-up event has occurred “I’ve made nough money already” said no one ever. Probably they won’t on the car service but there will be jacking-up room for the bus service.
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by neuralRiot 1y ago
I had a few tools from Bahco, Snap-on and Husky replaced or repaired with no questions asked, I was quite surprised specially with Husky being the Home depot cheap brand. I just make plain-paper copies of the receipts.
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by neuralRiot 1y ago
I’ve been into electronics for over 35 years and the basic audio amplifier topology hasn’t changed since the invention of the transistor, the only thing that had been improved is efficiency, beyond that it’s just added features as a selling
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by neuralRiot 1y ago
Yeah, I don’t see anything new in the article, record labels have been sucking artist’s blood since forever, it was radio and billboard lists yesterday, it’s internet and algorithms today.
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by neuralRiot 1y ago
I believe one of the side effects of the loss of “empty” time to reflect is that people tend to rush decisions even when there’s time enough to think it through, as it were more important to take a quick decision rather than a good one.
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by neuralRiot 1y ago
CICO is the equivalent of engine tuning, to produce more power you just need to burn more fuel in the same amount of time, easy as a concept but not so easy to achieve sometimes.
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by neuralRiot 1y ago
More anecdotal data. I’m not a morning person by any stretch, but after decades of training on the evenings I switched to morning workouts where I wake up at 4am to get to the gym I’ve founf that I have less sleep interruptions, now I don’t
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by neuralRiot 1y ago
>just because I don't wanna be _that_ dinosaur. You need to get a little bit older, eventually you’ll find amusing to be the dinosaur surrounded by sheeps.
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by neuralRiot 1y ago
Right? People need to learn to read the small print. “Needs valid subscription for all features to work” no thanks. If something like this isn’t informed before the purchase you have a valid reason for a return/ refund.
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by neuralRiot 1y ago
Necessary read (operation condor): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Condor
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by neuralRiot 1y ago
USA faces 245% charges on imported goods from China. FTFY
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by neuralRiot 2y ago
>All you need is a little bit of investment and will. We’re cooked then. To give you some perspective I had some Chinese sales reps visiting my shop, they saw us working on some designs and casually asked about working hours i told them
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by neuralRiot 2y ago
The problem is that the US is already behind in innovation on that field, and better machines produce better machines. So it’s “backwards in time” because you have to start manufacturing the shovel to start digging when your competitor has
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by neuralRiot 2y ago
I feel like all the “targeted audience” stuff is used more to sell ad space and get its metrics rather than actually “targeting” ads.
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by neuralRiot 2y ago
It all comes down to what makes you happy.
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by neuralRiot 2y ago
I like button flys because they’re less prone to the “zipper boner” when you sit down.
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by neuralRiot 2y ago
Until they get Pioneer DJ to cooperate (iI doubt it as they have their own platform) it will be hard to reach mass implementation. Pioneer has become the de facto standard for pro DJ equipment.
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by neuralRiot 2y ago
The thing is that most of the public demand 2025 technogic “marvels” with the accessibility of the 80’s, for a device like a phone to be able to fit in your pocket and have a battery that can make it run the whole day and beyond some compro
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by neuralRiot 2y ago
What if we bring the idea into 2025 and sell subscription-based cables?
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by neuralRiot 2y ago
Switchcraft + Belden or Canare and you’ll have cables to pass to your grandchildren.
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by neuralRiot 2y ago
Yes, sorry for the typo, i saw the mistake but too late to edit it. Thanks for pointing it out.
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by neuralRiot 2y ago
> (1) Plant-based milks are not superior to cow milk in nutrition. Why would anybody rely upon milk as a nutritional source (be it animal or plant based) is a mistery to me. The only mammal that consumes milk (and from a different specie

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