phonypc

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by phonypc 7y ago
Define low. Unless you're a competitive body builder on show day, you've probably got enough fat to cover a few weeks worth of energy needs.
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by phonypc 7y ago
It's not nearly that simple. And the person you're responding to didn't even actually deny that saturated fat is unhealthy, why jump on them like that? Needlessly inflammatory.
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by phonypc 7y ago
Something sounds off about that. Never mind enough lard to keep it solid at room temp, there's usually no added fat in ice cream. Just what's in the cream/milk. I'd expect it to taste/feel wrong and don't see h
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by phonypc 7y ago
That's fair. Neapolitan is definitely the original, it's just so different from most of the pizza descended from it.
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by phonypc 7y ago
I sometimes enjoy charred flavor on things, but Neapolitan style is always way too soggy for me. Even more so in Naples itself. If it weren't for the historical aspect I'd say it's not even pizza.
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by phonypc 7y ago
> If I invited you to a BBQ with decent store-brand frozen patties and randomly inserted Impossible patties, you probably wouldn't notice They're usually compared to fast-food burgers. Supermarket frozen patties might as well
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by phonypc 7y ago
Seems innocuous to me. It doesn't give false impressions in the way so many article titles do these days, just a hook for finding out what the predator is.
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by phonypc 7y ago
> We exhale it because it's bad for us Off-topic in the context of climate change, but that's an oversimplification at best. Not enough CO2 in the body will kill you just as readily as too much.
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by phonypc 8y ago
> unfettered access makes it unappealing to participate as a local Unappealing for many tourists too. Rome was by far the worst tourist experience I've had, despite it having the most beautiful/interesting sites of any place I
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by phonypc 8y ago
Well this is embarrassing... just double checked what I have installed after reading this, thinking I surely had uBlock Origin. Nope. Fixed now. Thanks for your work.
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by phonypc 8y ago
Old wives tale. Meal timing has no effect on 24h metabolism. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24847666
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by phonypc 8y ago
53 million light years. 26 thousand would still be in our own galaxy.
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by phonypc 8y ago
> So whilst we see green grass, it's true colour is everything but green. I've never liked this phrasing. In what sense is the "true" color not green if we perceive green? It is the color it reflects, it's just
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by phonypc 8y ago
Not conductivity, but emissivity. In theory anyway, I'm not sure if plain black paint would make a difference.
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by phonypc 8y ago
You typically keep lobster alive until cooking, I don't see refrigeration changing much.
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by phonypc 8y ago
Confusing Epic launcher for Origin? Or Fortnite for Apex?
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by phonypc 8y ago
The article does not talk about climate change in depth. It briefly mentions climate skepticism as an example of "Social media platforms have supercharged battles over scientific evidence" and implicitly compares it to the CFS act
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by phonypc 8y ago
Nah. If you had sincerely posted something critical of climate change (on a more relevant article) that wasn't nonsensical at first sight, and were downvoted without being responded to, then sure. Call HN an echo chamber. But you were
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by phonypc 8y ago
You'll be downvoted for being off-topic, excessively contrarian and uttering non-sequiturs. Paleoclimatology bears no relevance to the effects climate change will have on human civilization, and extant life more generally. i.e. it does
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by phonypc 8y ago
The side of "science should be apolitical?" Yes. But presumably that's not how you read it.
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by phonypc 8y ago
You said "don't lead with your politics." The author did not lead with their politics. (And IMO didn't include politics at all, other than to say politics don't belong in science.
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by phonypc 8y ago
That phrase doesn't appear until nearly the end of the article. It read to me as not particularly political.
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by phonypc 8y ago
I wonder if/how it would interfere with normal vision. Could you mistake IR for normal green and vice versa, or would IR have some other characteristic that would distinguish it? Are there situations where you'd run into lights th
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by phonypc 8y ago
Nope. "Our results strongly support Pancrustacea" which is in line with the taxonomic hierarchy I was making reference to.
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by phonypc 8y ago
>What about if I'm caramelizing onions for a dish? I shouldn't be using sugar, I just need better quality onions? Not to detract from your broader point, but no you should not be using sugar in caramelized onions. Add it at the
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by phonypc 8y ago
That analogy doesn't work on any level. Nobody buys a burger, let alone from McDonalds, expecting a steak. And they are indeed all beef, while cheaper balsamic isn't all grape must.
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by phonypc 8y ago
Crustaceans make up an entire subphylum, while insects are a class within a different subphylum. That would seem to indicate they are more differentiated than mammals and fish.
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by phonypc 8y ago
People blend lobster into butter just so they can make other things taste like delicious sea insects. And it works so well because butter carries flavors really well while being pretty mild itself. It's the last thing you'd use
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by phonypc 8y ago
>Europeans... by virtue of having a lower population density for so much longer than Asians I can't find any good numbers for historical demographics beyond about 100 years ago, but this sounds backwards. i.e. I think Europe would h
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by phonypc 8y ago
Funnily enough, it's the more expensive casual restaurant chain burgers that tend to contain textured soy protein and other things. Fast food is pretty much always 100% beef as others have pointed out.

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