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by qz2 6y ago
Yeah they're like baby Oracle.
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by qz2 6y ago
Across two people: Hair loss, hernias and one obstructed bowel.
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by qz2 6y ago
The diet plans are allowing them to remain being lazy which is a faulty outcome.
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by qz2 6y ago
That's where the point of failure is. Procrastination through finding the right diet rather than throwing science at it (backed up by our health authority here in the UK). It's easy to keep changing and pretending you're doin
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by qz2 6y ago
I built my own one too. Then I realised I reinvented server-side includes again. So I just went and used those. Again.
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by qz2 6y ago
It's not a diet issue. It's a psychological issue. You have to fix both independently. One is not effective without the other.
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by qz2 6y ago
> When they ask me how I managed to keep the weight off for such a long time, I simply answer "eating what I always have, and calorie counting". Nobody likes to hear that for some reason. That'll be because of the human co
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by qz2 6y ago
I know two people who had surgical intervention. It was a way out that they could put money into and make the problem go away. Both are fucking miserable and it ruined their lives. But no one tells those stories.
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by qz2 6y ago
The diet is working. If you’re cheating then you need to fix you not the diet.
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by qz2 6y ago
You’re right. But it does have unexpected side effects and other consequences.
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by qz2 6y ago
This is a stupid road though. Sorry but it is.
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by qz2 6y ago
Completely. It’s also about the psychological impact. Building physical strength up through exercise has mental health benefits too which are added to the feedback loop of trying to fix your head, which is the real issue. I can run a 5k now
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by qz2 6y ago
This took a few months. If you have to cheat to make a life changing health difference then you’ve not solved the problem. You’ve replaced it with another one.
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by qz2 6y ago
Actually it wasn’t low carb. The entire diet was balanced properly based on what the body required. Aggregate less carbs yes but less of everything and everything in proportion. I found myself regularly having to eat more carbs to make up w
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by qz2 6y ago
Exercise gives you a calorie deficit. It accelerates the loss.
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by qz2 6y ago
Oh joy another diet fad. They’re just stupid. Just eat a balanced diet with less calories and do exercise. It works. If it doesn’t it’s because you’re cheating. 231lb to 157lb here this year doing just that. 1600 calorie cap and regular exe
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by qz2 6y ago
I don’t believe it. He’s different but customer concerns are responded to by doubling down rather than listening. That’s a big step backwards. We have QA disaster that is Windows 10 on our hands still., rammed with telemetry, advertising an
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by qz2 6y ago
It’s even worse. Systemd, dbus and journald are basically service manager, DCOM and Event Log from windows, but worse! It’s not the wrong type of solution but systemd is somewhat stinky compared to what we could have had.
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by qz2 6y ago
Quite frankly because Microsoft’s management has been a fucking shit show for the last decade. Watch this get abandoned in a couple of years. Basically their entire methodology is come up with something alpha quality, throw it on the market
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by qz2 6y ago
Yeah that sets my bollocks detector off instantly
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by qz2 6y ago
That’s fairly simple. Regular scenario planning, drills and suitable chaos engineering tooling. Being afraid of failures is a massive sign of problems. I’ve worked in those sorts of places before.
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by qz2 6y ago
It’s not really because the hardware is quieter, faster and cooler than the old i3 Mac mini I was using. That has a direct benefit to the end user, not just on sheer local grunt. On the dev front it means it gets out of your way and stays o
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by qz2 6y ago
I have three children and a high throughout of some items. If you don’t have kids you will learn this one day. This month: DisplayPort cable, blu tack, coffee, Mac mini, apple magic touchpad, blanket, 2 kindle books, laser toner, face masks
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by qz2 6y ago
I have a different perspective. I do all my development remotely if I can now in cloud VMs. I know that doesn’t apply to some classes of development but it’s a hell of a lot less painful isolating it and having snapshots available when inev
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by qz2 6y ago
I disagree. It’s about mitigating the risk of a single provider’s failure. Single providers go down all the time. We’ve seen it from all three major cloud vendors.
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by qz2 6y ago
It's more a stab at the inconsistency of rules around magic. "Well this pricing rule only works on a Tuesday lunch time if you're standing on one leg with a sausage under each arm and a traffic cone on your head" And t
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by qz2 6y ago
Yep. This is a massive shift. My amazon order stats are: 2020 - 235 2019 - 107 2018 - 91 2017 - 112 2016 - 34 2015 - 39 2014 - 53 Note the two step jumps. I broke my arm at the start of 2017 for ref. Edit: also to note I've had two (ye
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by qz2 6y ago
Correct. I, as many people have, discovered this when something broke in one of the golden regions. In my case cloudfront and ACM. Realistically you can’t trust one provider at all if you have high availability requirements. The justificati
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by qz2 6y ago
London UK 1991. Another fine example was my cousin who apprehended someone stealing post from some flats. Eventually he had to let the guy go because he was too tired to maintain an advantage after the police failed to come out when a resid
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by qz2 6y ago
I rather like to do things and to do that you need money and they help you get more of it. That’s about the only attachment I have. Idealistically the knowledge is so transient that it’s probably only worth googling on the fly. I’d rather f

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