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by rkk3 5y ago
> 1. People rarely compare it directly to something like a "Real Food" diet Most people in the US aren't eating a "Real food" diet, which is actually where a lot of studies benefits come from because the baseline
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by rkk3 5y ago
I don't think that has ever been a claim of the Keto Diet, I think you are confusing it with the Paleo(lithic man) diet which is similar but distinct.
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by rkk3 5y ago
> Consider the recent reaction when the Grammy Awards were postponed. Perhaps I should say the lack of reaction, because the cultural response was little more than a yawn. Never actually watched the grammies... but would think the declin
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by rkk3 5y ago
This was a provocative ad hominem take but kinda underwhelmed when I bothered to look. > Guy's name is Ryan King (not his real last name) It's "the Ryan King" and I'd have to guess with the lion picture, is a pla
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by rkk3 5y ago
I just assumed it was an "invitation" to apply again like you get on a form rejection email from companies that use Lever or Greenhouse.
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by rkk3 5y ago
> politics is even more important in starting your own thing. Dealing with people & their complicated emotions to build a high performance team certainly is more important. If you really found factionalism and office politics more im
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by rkk3 5y ago
Reminds me of the IBM lawyer scene in Halt & Catch Fire
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by rkk3 5y ago
The public only knows consumer tech startups, which imo is like catching lightning in a bottle & selling it. The key idea/insight probably matters more in consumer, which can benefit from being young or around young people. You als
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by rkk3 5y ago
Hedge funds do beat the market, individually. Steve Cohen probably has psychic powers.
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by rkk3 5y ago
> which is why Ireland can consider it with their much higher rate of over 92% versus the U.S. 63% Source? I think you are mis aggregating data. 92% [1] of Ireland Adult population has received it-least 1 dose vs 85% [2] of the US Adult
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by rkk3 5y ago
? I thought a major component of YC was getting to Default Alive & Ramen Profitability .
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by rkk3 5y ago
> Ideally yes but it's really hard to find fully metal driking bottles. Klean Kanteen?
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by rkk3 5y ago
> It does sound as if anyone has G Suite Legacy Free accounts will need to start paying. Sure, I hadn't thought of people using G-Suite on a custom domain they control for personal reasons... I guess to have gmail at a different dom
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by rkk3 5y ago
> business or school that is a G Suite legacy free edition user So only commercial use, but verge needed a clicky title. > Google stopped offering the legacy free edition as of December 2012 Wonder how many places were still taking ad
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by rkk3 5y ago
> I don't recall any customers coming on site at my last B2B company and there's no way sales had a travel budget. That sounds odd. Maybe the company was so big you weren't aware of these things or the company wasn't
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by rkk3 5y ago
>> I don't know a single one who deliberately has said "there is a performance hit if they are remote, we should switch to in office to increase performance". > Because you can’t. The decision to go remote is a one w
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by rkk3 5y ago
So they sold $500M in stock of a company that was worth over $50B at its peak last year... Has the underlying business even changed that much? Isn't it mainly just they were priced at a ridiculous multiple and that has corrected? Peopl
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by rkk3 5y ago
It's pretty hard to build a study... You have to get a group of participants who are willing to drink alcohol everyday or never drink it again depending on which group they are assigned to.
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by rkk3 5y ago
Lazy piece on how Climate change is Milton Friedman's fault...
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by rkk3 5y ago
> Concerned that I'll eventually be paying taxes on my rent and beer splitting. You already paying those taxes through whoever bought the beer etc, so you wouldn't owe anything. But what I think could be a headache is now incre
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by rkk3 5y ago
My understanding is that this is essentially a solved problem because they've stopped coating them in reflective material. And yes, I know they link another ars article saying it only "minimizes" the issue, doesn't take
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by rkk3 5y ago
In many college's Boosters are mandated for students, who are simultaneously the least likely to benefit from more protection and have a higher likelihood of side effects.
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by rkk3 5y ago
Really? Amazon Prime had(has?) one of the worst UX issues I've ever seen... with Auto Starting episodes from a shows page (if you had partially viewed) and if you x out of the episode auto starting again - with no way to navigate to o
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by rkk3 5y ago
> in terms of cultural impact. The closest they've ever come, in my opinion, is probably with Making a Murderer Tiger King & Squid Game were both pretty impactful.
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by rkk3 5y ago
> And yes, I’ve gone into the settings to turn that feature off, and it doesn’t entirely work. It does reduce the auto-play somewhat, but not entirely. Not sure what you mean by not entirely? I've got both 'autoplay next episod
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by rkk3 5y ago
> I think the quality of the average Apple TV+ show is quite a bit higher than the average Netflix show Netflix has a ton of content so 'average' is going to differ based on your algorithm. But in the last year I can think of..
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by rkk3 5y ago
> Why aren't Apple's shows (and movies?) appealing to you? Isn't this basically just asking why doesn't Ted Lasso appeal to you? I think the biggest problem is Apple doesn't have much of a catalog.
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by rkk3 5y ago
> got fired in 2020 march for my last job at a startup I think being March 2020 && At a Startup, are probably much more explanatory here than any reason they gave you. A lot of companies, and most startups, did substantial layoff
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by rkk3 5y ago
> I don't lend much credence to this guy anyway, considering that he thought history ended in 1992 I'm not sure why people jump on this so much - it very well could have ended if the US had better leadership & strategy... I
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by rkk3 5y ago
> Yes, economists can't predict recessions in advance Aren't they actually pretty good at predicting recessions? Thought the joke is that they predicted 12 of the last 7.

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