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> I am now skeptical of this claim as lowering carbs makes me feel hungry and tired, The initial tiredness is known as keto-fever or induction flu: http://lowcarb4u.blogspot.de/2010/02/induction-flu.html Goes away after a few days.
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pinboard isn't open source?
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https://github.com/socketubs/leselys/issues/23
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14y ago
No J/K navigation :( (That is pretty much the first thing I check for in google reader replacements)
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> However, recent academic work has uncovered many small but significant additional biases running throughout the first 256 bytes of RC4 output. Didn't we know about the RC4 weaknesses of the first few bytes since WEP?
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If anybody is interested to read up on the rate control algorithms that x264 provides (and what this seems to be mostly about): http://git.videolan.org/?p=x264.git;a=blob_plain;f=doc/ratec... There is a also an interesting thread related
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Just in case anybody from the Loom project reads this: > Loom licensees receive full C++ source code (and did we mention that Loom licenses are FREE right now? (link to signup page)). I think there "link to signup page" is a placeholder
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I don't currently have a grudge with any airline :)
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> Thoughts? I think most of the things you say sound like you haven't worked with either. Few people are moving to pure JS front-end. Some are, some write blogposts about it, but the majority of people isn't. Some are even moving back,
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I used flightright ( http://www.flightright.eu/ ) once when the leap second took down the whole air france booking system. Was a pretty easy process and I got some money back. I like the general idea. Looking at refund.me, I see a service
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I can't find any of the points saying that low-carb diets restrict calories. The points mentioning calories are those: "Every randomized controlled trial on low-carb diets shows that they: - Reduce body fat more than calorie-restricted low-
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This progress was over 15+ months. I think by now the water weight should be gone ;) Also, as mentioned, I lost quite a bit of body fat too.
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Not initially. This process was over 15 months or so and for the first 4-5 I didn't change my exercise routine.
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sadly no. the carbs in pizza in combination with the fat are a bit of a problem. If you want to go for cauliflower pizza ( https://www.google.com/search?q=cauliflower+pizza&oq=cau... ), knock yourself out :)
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The Biggest Lies of Mainstream Nutrition
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Seeing as this usually turns into a low-carb diet thread, here is a great post about the common nutritional misconceptions of most modern diets and links to the accompanying scientific papers: http://authoritynutrition.com/11-biggest-lies-
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> They just trick you into eating fewer calories by forbidding most of the food you ate before the diet. I eat more calories than before judging by the amounts of meat/butter/nuts that I eat. I lost 15 kilos in body weight accompanied b
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I would be really interested to see statistics about the differences to the rest of society. On maps of e.g. the birthplace/hair/color/... I'd be more interested in the deviation from national averages. A lot of people are born in big citie
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Coinbase has an easy option to convert those Bitcoins into USD on a regular bank account. This might be interesting for people not planning on keeping BTC around but who like the "close to instant" nature of it.
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At least in Germany, one of the considerations is that we provide a good amount of financial benefits. So while people moving over here probably wouldn't be that big of a problem, extending those benefits to people that never paid in woul
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This shows up in the JS console when trying to do anything non-cachable: POST https://eu.api.mega.co.nz/cs?id=01234567 500 (Server Too Busy)
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> We're a team of 46 in NYC with offices in the Lower East Side. Half of us work on the product (designing and coding), and the other half work with the community. We love what we do, and who we do it with. Judging from my previous expe
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Usually as a starting point for a crawler when checking statistics about the web. Crawling is much faster if you don't have to "spider" all the links and check if you've already visited them or not. With a big enough list, you can just iter
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What I'd love to see: A simple list of domains No information about content, no full URLs, just the domainname.
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> Guys, this is why we don’t have more women in tech: It’s a cesspool. As long as we’re passing offensive schlock like this off as marketing for a major technology conference, we don’t deserve more women in tech Engineers don't design a
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The new fitbit can sync using the iphone's bluetooth 4 connection. This makes syncing a passive rather than an active thing which was the reason I bought the fitbit one even though I had the original one.
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Related: I also wrote a little script that uses the API to save data as YAML files: http://blog.marc-seeger.de/2012/09/16/backing-up-fitbit-data... It isn't as detailed (e.g. distribution over time) as the website, but it still gives me a
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I seconds this. If there was a mode to enable the latin transliterations below the hanzi, that would be great!
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If it really does lead to obesity and the connected illnesses, treatment will indirectly take money away from all of the other people with the same insurance company. Then again, you might not take back as much of your retirement fund :) I
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This works fine for e.g. sodas, but sadly all foods heavy in carbohydrates (pizza, pasta, bread, ...) will be broken down into sugars :( That being said, there are tons of paleo/keto blogs out there offering alternatives (e.g. coliflower pi
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