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by spraak 8y ago
The human body is physiologically a complex (starch) and simple (sugar) carbohydrate machine. There is enough fat in rice or oats, for example, to survive. Yes the human body can live without carbohydrates, but it's basically in adapti
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by spraak 8y ago
Testosterone also drops from high consumption of animal products.
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California SB-1138 Plant-based meals in hospitals and prisons passes in Senate(leginfo.legislature.ca.gov)
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by spraak 8y ago
It's an indirect lie. Fat is what causes you to gain weight, and then excess calories. If your diet is not in excess of fat and calories then you can lose weight with sugar, but no, it doesn't have some magical weightloss chemical
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The opportunity cost of animal based diets exceeds all food losses(pnas.org)
1 points by spraak 8y ago|0 comments
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Current global food production is sufficient to meet human needs in 2050(elementascience.org)
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by spraak 8y ago
> Eager to cash in, companies have begun the process of sending machinery down to the bottom of the sea to set up mining operations. What regulatory body would or does oversee that? That makes me really sad... so much of the earth destro
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> If you want to make really interesting exciting things that have never existed before, if you want to make a tiny little difference in the industry and change the world just a little bit, then you do need that degree. If you want to ma
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by spraak 8y ago
How long ago did you take out caffeine? I found it took a month for my sleep quality to improve, but once it did it was an amazing difference.
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by spraak 8y ago
Do you drink caffeine? Discontinuing caffeine improved my sleep quality dramatically.
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by spraak 8y ago
It's hard to tell if you're being snarky/sarcastic or sincere
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by spraak 8y ago
There are lots of Go specific jobs out there, I've found. I don't work for them, but here's an interesting example -- https://jobs.lever.co/geckoboard/27c7e6ff-a02a-4221-a02f-e19...
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by spraak 8y ago
Tibetan is very interesting in this way. Standard/Lhasa Tibetan has itself many registers, and then there is Classic Tibetan, Literary Tibetan, and I forget the proper term but there are also secret/esoteric forms specific to e.g.
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by spraak 8y ago
I mean, AWS is #1 so that makes sense, and then their own platform as their second choice to implement, that makes sense too. I don't think it's like a conspiracy that they haven't released the Azure support yet.
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by spraak 8y ago
Maybe it's a biased and distorted perception that I have, but Go seems to be the most consistent and unsurprising language I've used, and I mean this positively. I haven't written any Go for over a year since my current job m
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by spraak 8y ago
How so? Go Cloud works with AWS and soon others. That seems pretty mature to me.
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by spraak 8y ago
I just wanted to make a kind of empty comment to say that I agree with you. Most of the replies to your comment say you're distorting the picture, and that it's only about wealth inequalities. However, even wealthy people of color
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by spraak 8y ago
> the researcher should be ashamed Nah, these people used blatant keywords in their public transactions. Even if you argue that they thought their transactions were private, these users chose to tag their payments with drug related key
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by spraak 8y ago
There isn't really a connection to cannabinoid profile and sativa vs indica, that I've seen. E.g. Harle-Tsu is a high CBD sativa strain, but it's not going to be like most familiar THC sativas. So I mean that it's the ac
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by spraak 8y ago
Well, I don't know how THCA is not psychoactive vs THC, but you said yourself how THCA converts to THC. If you get very fresh cannabis, it will have undergone very little natural decarboxoylation. And as for the receptors, THCA has bee
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by spraak 8y ago
OK, this article is trying so hard to sound cool. > The oil was the brownish color of a stagnant pond, and tasted like old bong water with a hint of lemon. It sounds like they haven't actually tried bong water, unless the CBD tinctu
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by spraak 8y ago
This article and so many others and so many studies miss the point. Eating a diet of predominantly grains (or other complex carbohydrates i.e. starch) with supplemental fruits and vegetables is what makes it healthy. Olive and fish have the
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11 Things Developers Love Hearing from Non-Developer Co-Workers(hackernoon.com)
1 points by spraak 8y ago|0 comments
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by spraak 8y ago
Well, 2019 is still half a year away... but in any case learn both, but favor React and plain JS. i.e. only learn enough jQuery to get by - you can do most everything without it with modern JS; I only come across jQuery in legacy code.
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by spraak 8y ago
I meant balanced as in, here's another perspective to provide balance to the sides, not that this individual perspective is balanced.
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by spraak 8y ago
The tone of the posts seems about the same as now to me, but the top level comments do seem to be longer and with more analysis than most top level comments lately.
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by spraak 8y ago
It's very different than Evernote, but my favorite note taking app is Dynalist. I have all my todos, goals, plans, and sundry ideas there.
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For a balanced perspective check out Mic the Vegan's take on it: https://youtu.be/MzHLAqyO7PQ
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This part really stood outto me: > The sciences of psychology and forensic psychiatry recognize the phenomenon of transgenerational trauma transmission: Traumatic experiences can be passed along to the children. From research conducted i
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by spraak 8y ago
Is partition intolerance the only piece of the three that disproves it? I'm curious to know more about how partition intolerance is handled.

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