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Oxidative stress can be reduced by eating foods that produce less metabolic waste, e.g less unstable polyunsaturated fats and getting all the necessary nutrients that are protective against the damaging effects, e.g vitamin E. If you just e
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Which neruological condition(s) cause sensitivity to popup animations? Not questioning the validity of the claim just interested to learn more.
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The best way is to get monthly blood tests and measure your serum levels of vitamin D. You can then adjust your dose accordingly. For me, light skinned in the northern hemisphere I need 4000IU keep my labs above 50.
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The trouble is most animals are not raised outdoors. You need to find a good source to get a decent price on grass fed beef/lamb.
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Endocrine disruptors are a real thing[0]. They come from many kinds of pollution. Probably not intentional but they are there. Endocrine disruptors can cause changes in sexual behaviours and expression of primary and secondary sexual charac
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Indeed. People in the US are a little complacent because democracy has been in place for enough generations to forget that Dictatorship is the default state.
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I've worked with Docker before but I found it too resource intensive on my local machine. I now use docker to get consistent deployments but for local dev I find it too heavy. I'll have to look into NixOS and Guix
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Yeah, it's got less cruft than Ubuntu. Apple doesn't need to put adware into their OS because they make enough money from selling hardware and appstore commissions.
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Just need to find the right distro. I can't stand Ubuntu because it has too many commercial interests attached and its bloated but it's the safest choice because its the most battle tested. The first thing I notice about Manjaro i
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I guess it's been a while. Last time I played around with Linux properly was around 2009. Having worked with Ubuntu servers as recently as 2018 though I did find getting python 3.7 up and running a bit of a pain, with differences in th
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I have a hackintosh for iOS development (faster build times than a MacBook without paying for a MacPro). It's a lot of work to get it up and running, maybe 8 - 12 hours if you've never done it before plus an additional 12 hours ge
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I still remember working for an old school .Net shop where we wrote raw es5 with one dependency: jQuery. We used discipline to get around the limitations of es5 which came naturally to a team of C++ developers. I probably have my rose tinte
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I have tried using Docker but I find it's just a little too resource intensive. I prefer to have a local Postgres instance for development and then deploy to a test environment to check it will work on the real infrastructure.
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When I was 14yo hacking around in Linux was fun because I had a lot of free time, now I'm an adult and have other obligations I need my work computer to just work. Apple has been getting worse at the 'it just works' stuff but
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I mean the allergy tablets are attacking the source which is the allergic reaction just not very effectively. Fluticasone is very effectively and directly treating the symptom which is inflamed tissue in the nasal passage.
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Yes
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I think what GP is saying is that there has been a paradigm shift away from unintuitive maximalist apps that are fast once learnt to intuitive minimalist apps that are slow as treacle because everything is in size 16pt font and designed for
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Imagine what could happen if you scaled up the space efficient crow brain to human size.
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Thanks for the link. I didn't infer racism, just never heard the term before.
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Yes there is some overlap in the groups but they are not the same group.
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The obvious example is misgendering and the whole Jordan Peterson debacle comes to mind. >We're telling you, if you act like an asshole other people might not like it and that's fair. Trust me abrasive people understand this, s
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It doesn't make you a bad person it makes you a good leader. You anticipated a bad social situation and smoothly avoided it making things better for everyone.
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What are "High-Context culture people and Low-Context culture people"?
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>Many times, no is a polite way to say f-you. Sometimes, not many times. If you interpret the majority of No's as f-u's then that's on you.
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The >"radical free speech" crowd understands hurting other people's feelings, they just don't believe anyone should be compelled by law not to hurt someone else's feelings.
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With an exoskeleton I can lift a bigger hammer. A bigger hammer is more powerful.
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It sounds like the problem is people don't have a feel for what real explosions look like because they don't see them often enough. And if they do have good reference it's probably for controlled explosions rather than rare c
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But also the owners of the means to produce soybean and grain are happy that they can cut out the middleman and sell their product direct to consumers rather than as animal feed. They will end up with more wealth.
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Right wingers who don't wear a mask are not motivated by their friends seeing them without a mask. They are individualists. They do it because they see it as resisting being controlled by anyone or subjugated. They are also heavily ant
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>How do you know that the current death rate for COVID19 won't eventually be much higher for those who have "recovered"? Maybe all those asymptomatic youngsters are actually going to develop horrible debilitating lung and
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