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by sn9 7y ago
"The childcare figures are actually pretty in-line" with one of the most expensive and unrepresentative cities in the US.
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by sn9 7y ago
What I think most people should take away is that ghee (clarified butter) should be used more often if you want a high smoke point with buttery flavor. Too often, recipes have you avoid butter or cut it with some other oil because of butter
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by sn9 7y ago
In addition to just using a thermometer, many recipes tell you to heat the oil until it starts smoking. So now you know roughly what temperature that is based on the oil used. If you need to find a substitute for a cooking oil, smoke point
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by sn9 7y ago
The course is really short. Like 4 hours. You could spend an hour per week and be done with it. Or just consume it over the course of a few days.
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by sn9 7y ago
There are many tools that the international community has to influence domestic policy for a given country. We use economic sanctions all the time. If the international community decided to stop buying beef and soy from Brazil, the demand w
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by sn9 7y ago
By buying meat in a global market, you are creating demand for meat, which affects all markets. The only way the purchase of a good can fail to move global markets is to be wholly disconnected from the market. This means you would have to l
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by sn9 7y ago
And people are forgetting that by making fossil-fuel based travel more expensive, a carbon tax will also spur more innovation and research into carbon neutral alternatives. It's not a permanent reduction in luxuries like travel.
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by sn9 7y ago
Fasting is low risk in healthy populations. Let's assume you're talking about fasting as a treatment for cancer patients for the sake of argument. Let's say that studies have examined the effect in 100 patients and it seems m
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by sn9 7y ago
If you're talking about biological evolution, this question is considered nonsensical to those with a background biology. Evolution is merely the change in allele frequencies in a population over time. There is no herarchy or order one
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by sn9 7y ago
The Art of Problem Solving series of books is relatively affordable to an adult with disposable income and they all come with complete solution manuals: https://artofproblemsolving.com/store/list/aops-curriculum Y
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by sn9 7y ago
The thesis of the article is that one shouldn't conflate "stoicism" with "Stoicism". And some people conflate other things with Stoicism in ways that exclude women and children. You're basically in agreement wi
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by sn9 7y ago
patio11 wrote this amazing piece that might help: https://www.kalzumeus.com/2017/09/09/identity-theft-credit-r...
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by sn9 7y ago
It sounds like you would benefit from using spaced repetition. https://sivers.org/srs
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by sn9 7y ago
Harvard's CS50x on edx is an introduction to programming aimed at people who've literally never programmed before and has them finishing knowing C and how to use pointers. You'd have a huge advantage over the typical student
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by sn9 7y ago
I feel like you and everyone else are missing the obvious explanation: people who claim to be from a top 10 CS program who can't solve FizzBuzz in a few minutes lied about their background . I find it hard to believe that anyone who h
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by sn9 7y ago
The idea that scheduling recall repeatedly is a poor and inefficient approach to learning is directly contradicted by all available research on learning and memory. See [0] for a review of the research on spaced repetition. [0] https:&#x2F
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by sn9 7y ago
The Art of Problem Solving series of books is pretty much exactly what was described, is relatively affordable to an adult with disposable income, and they all come with complete solution manuals: https://artofproblemsolving.com&
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by sn9 7y ago
You're in the top 5% for your area but you can't afford a house? Most of the home owners in your area make less than you. There's definitely something you're not telling us.
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by sn9 7y ago
Lifting is basically weighted stretching. You can't train a movement and lose mobility for the range of motion you're training. If your training has at its core multi-joint compound exercises, you shouldn't have to worry ab
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by sn9 7y ago
No one's suggesting you memorize information you don't understand....
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by sn9 7y ago
Do Couch to 5k on 3 of your rest days. When you finish, progress to Bridge to 10k.
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by sn9 7y ago
And if they're in a persistent caloric deficit, they'll experience a net loss of body fat. It's physically impossible to gain body fat in a caloric deficit.
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by sn9 7y ago
Relevant Steve Yegge blog post: https://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2007/06/rich-programmer-foo...
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by sn9 7y ago
Before you do anything, you should take Coursera's Learning How to Learn to make sure you have efficient study habits. Khan Academy is probably your best bet. Paul's Online Math Notes, PatrickJMT, and BetterExplained can be usef
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by sn9 7y ago
That's not really inevitable. It's a cultural norm that can be changed. https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/06/09/6169288... https://www.npr.org/sections/go
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by sn9 7y ago
What's the cost of applying? Usually nothing besides the time it takes. What's the benefit of applying? Potentially getting the job. What's the benefit of not applying? Not spending the time on applying. What's the cost
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by sn9 7y ago
The best introduction to programming online is Harvard's CS50x on edx. It'll give you a great foundation and there's a bunch of sequel courses that are more focused, including one on web development ( https://cs50.h
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by sn9 7y ago
http://worrydream.com/ClimateChange/
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by sn9 7y ago
https://teachyourselfcs.com/
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by sn9 7y ago
CS50x on edx followed by the CS50 sequel focused on game development and/or How to Design Programs followed by Realm of Racket .

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