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olalonde
2y ago
0.37g/pound is on the very very low end though, far from optimal on a weight loss diet. See this article: https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/high-protein-diet-plan#... > The Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA
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olalonde
2y ago
Right but even on the low end of recommended daily protein intake, 22g would probably still be a small fraction.
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olalonde
2y ago
A single protein shake typically provides around 22g of protein, which is a small portion of the recommended daily intake for maintaining muscle, generally close to 1g of protein per pound of body weight. As an example, I'm currently o
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olalonde
2y ago
> If you believe the US will or should only act in its own interest, then its interest is to remain the only superpower. Not necessarily. Remaining the only superpower is far from guaranteed, especially looking at current economic and de
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olalonde
2y ago
What did the US do to Europe this week? Are you referring to Trump withdrawing support for Ukraine?
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olalonde
2y ago
Didn't take long for this comment to age poorly :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43102528
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olalonde
2y ago
It seemed like you intended to present your comment as a tautology (e.g. "I feel there's a 100% chance of his or your comment aging poorly"), but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt!
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olalonde
2y ago
I feel there's a high probability your comment doesn't mean what you think it does (unless you truly believe both outcomes are as likely).
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olalonde
2y ago
I predict this comment will age very, very poorly. Bookmarked.
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olalonde
2y ago
I think it's mostly a spam/bot mitigation technique. Getting a new phone number costs money and is often difficult to automate.
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olalonde
2y ago
If it's simple, why don't most people know how to do it?
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olalonde
2y ago
You are the one who said tax that filing was "difficult and unapproachable" for the public. What did you mean by that?
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olalonde
2y ago
No and hence, it wouldn't be considered "simplifying the tax code".
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olalonde
2y ago
Space radiation and hardware reliability are not the given reason for the upper-bound. From the NASA document: > Rule: All loops must have a fixed upper-bound. It must be trivially possible for a checking tool to prove statically that a
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olalonde
2y ago
Simplifying the tax code is about tax prep. The simpler the tax code, the simpler to file. Though what you say about him wanting to lower taxes is possibly true, none of those posts are about that.
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olalonde
2y ago
Simplifying the tax code makes it easier to file.
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olalonde
2y ago
Not relevant because you exclude Elon Musk from the "they" who "have interest in keeping tax filing difficult and unapproachable"? Because he is clearly not one of them: "Simplifying the tax code will increase produ
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olalonde
2y ago
You're wrong: https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1888326592096547245 https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1886092387098796499 https://x.com/elonmusk/status/18588727753
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olalonde
2y ago
If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck.
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Variability Hypothesis
(en.wikipedia.org)
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olalonde
2y ago
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olalonde
2y ago
Voluntary labor and oil money*
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olalonde
2y ago
Not familiar with "filibuster". Does it mean that Democrats could effectively prevent a potential "DOGE is legal" bill from passing by endlessly debating it?
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olalonde
2y ago
Stupid question but don't the Republicans control all branches of government? Couldn't they just declare whatever DOGE is doing legal (if it's indeed illegal)?
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olalonde
2y ago
Mnemonic to help remember: c ancel q uit
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olalonde
2y ago
Not American here. Isn't Congress controlled by Republicans? If I understand correctly, it would take 5+ Republicans voting against the party line for a Republican bill to fail to pass? Is this common?
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olalonde
2y ago
Hard to argue with that but it's a lazy article too - just a collection of opinions with no reasoning or supporting arguments.
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olalonde
2y ago
It feels like the author is in the middle of the bell curve meme[0], especially with regards to "most programming should be done long before a single line of code is written". [0] https://i.imgflip.com/8tw3vb.png
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olalonde
2y ago
> AI can also be used to say "it wasn't us, the computer did that" and pretend it's not your fault when you kill a bunch of civilians. Not really, though. Like any tool, its misuse or failure is the responsibility of
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olalonde
2y ago
That feels like PR / virtue signaling. AI has the potential to significantly reduce the human cost of war in two ways: by removing soldiers from direct combat and by enabling precision strikes which minimize collateral damage. Over ti
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olalonde
2y ago
There's a deep and liquid market for Bitcoin - El Salvador isn't even a major holder in the grand scheme of things. I don't see what's socially unacceptable about selling Bitcoin to a willing buyer; it's simply a tr
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