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by onebot 6y ago
As with most studies there is some criticism about this and how it "changed" overtime: https://jacknorrisrd.com/austrian-vegetarian-study-making-wa...
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by onebot 6y ago
The reality is that there is a difference between vegan/vegetarian and whole food plant based diets. I am sure if you eat beyond burgers (processed meatless patties) everyday, you aren't doing your health any favors. I mean potat
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by onebot 6y ago
Sugar doesn't give you cholesterol. So how is cholesterol correlated to heart disease? Fat storage, is for sure related to becoming overweight and the cause of many ailments.
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by onebot 6y ago
I mean everyone has some anecdotal opinion. But there is cite-able research. To bring this full circle back to HN community, I wouldn't go start a company on my opinion alone, I would do customer development, user research, etc. to mak
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by onebot 6y ago
Eating more calories than you burn make you overweight. Not the type of calorie. This has been proven (wish I could find the research paper) and was funded by Gary Taubes' research group. Refined sugar and carbs are high in calories an
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by onebot 6y ago
>> These studies are quick to point to conclusions. Remember that time where every "scientific" study pointed at fat as the big culprit behind heart problems? When it was sugar all along? I mean there is just insurmountable
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by onebot 6y ago
One take away that this has on me, is that with Google and Apple controlling content on mobile phones, it might be impossible to have a truly decentralized application. I believe that Apple should be required to allow 3rd party installs if
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by onebot 6y ago
Cloud run is exactly what he described. We use cloud run and it is great.
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by onebot 6y ago
This was what Lotus Notes was to be. Maybe not open source, but a reach communications platform.
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by onebot 6y ago
Probably true. However, Apple and Netflix are now heavily in the content business. So maybe content + distribution is the true winner.
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by onebot 6y ago
What are the margins. I can almost certainly say that the margins on the games are far greater than the hardware.
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by onebot 6y ago
Super nifty. What are you using for the graphdb?
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by onebot 6y ago
The one thing I have struggled with is to figure out if dgraph is strictly a triple/rdf graphdb or can it act as a labeled propery graph? For my usecase, I think I would prefer being able to add properties to Vertices and Edges, instea
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by onebot 6y ago
How is Arangodb, been looking at using it myself?
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by onebot 6y ago
Switzerland isn't part of the EU.
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by onebot 6y ago
I hope someday maybe we have a browser completely written in Rust. What's the point of using Rust in a C++ code base if C++ is the 800lb gorilla as the article implies. If C++ is so important, then just stick to that?!
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by onebot 6y ago
Didn't say Raspberry products aren't viable. I have shipped over 50k units with Raspberry Pi across three products. But the margins are terrible and many times a loss when you factor in user acquisition costs. RPI0W is now double
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by onebot 6y ago
True about firmware engineers. Honestly, I think it is a much more technical skillset, yet still paid far less than a webdev.
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by onebot 6y ago
True, but also consider you still need to add a radio and then run it all on batteries. There are much better solutions that still cost less. Not to mention, having to rely on Raspberry Pi of any kind for commercial use is tough in large
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by onebot 6y ago
Although pretty nice if you have a Linux host, I would say this isn't well suited to typical embedded IoT devices that would be used in large scale deployments. It would be cost prohibitive to blanket a city with temperature sensors if
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by onebot 6y ago
As a 4x founder myself (serial, not asynchronous), I don't think the concept of a "portfolio" entrepreneur is necessarily bad. However, if Mr. X is directly blocking progress then that is a problem. If you aren't being p
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by onebot 6y ago
Exact same boat as you. Been doing Rust for 2 years now and it is so true about the time spent thinking about how to be "more Rust-like". I think you summarize it perfectly though, my favorite parts of Rust are Option/Result.
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by onebot 6y ago
This really hits home for me. Somehow the centralized web became better, maybe its a user experience thing. One can't help but wonder if these are solvable in a decentralized or even federated approach?
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by onebot 6y ago
Its not a good sign that the CEO didn't give any kind of warning. Pretty bad practice. Not sure what their funding situation, history, types of investors are etc. You will need to make your own risk assessment--but from the sound of it
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Ask HN: Could Decentralized ID/Auth Fix Fediverse?
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by onebot 6y ago
This looks very interesting. It's really nice to see all these decentralized tools popping up now. Are there any WASM based implementation of tools? Would love to see other languages besides JS. One nitpick, Why would they use Slack fo
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by onebot 6y ago
I would say that absolute best predictor of getting a meeting is strong introductions. I hate to say this, but you'll have an easier time with a strong network. A trusted introduction can even overcome a bad deck in some cases. But th
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by onebot 6y ago
I have often wondered this myself. Considering if github was ever compromised, could an attacker modify your source code without your knowledge. Seems like a holy grail of attacks. What would be interesting if there was some at-rest encry
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by onebot 6y ago
5 minute stop-the-world garbage collection? Go has done quite a bit to improve garbage collection times. I don't honestly believe that it could get anywhere nearly as bad as you imply it to be.
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by onebot 7y ago
Shill - One who poses as a satisfied customer or an enthusiastic gambler to dupe bystanders into participating in a swindle.

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