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by sridca 8y ago
And then you move to Haskell from Elm. https://haskell-miso.org/ https://reflex-frp.org/
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by sridca 8y ago
Biased studies by the supplements industry, most probably.
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by sridca 8y ago
Google made [non-Android] tablets in the past?
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Why GNU License? (2013)(meta.discourse.org)
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by sridca 8y ago
The quote actually addresses the rest of your points pertaining to calisthenics (correct progression, with good form, is important; those who "rush" are likely to get injured regardless of weights).
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by sridca 8y ago
From Wikipedia: """ Bodyweight exercises have a far lower risk of injury compared to using free weights and machines due to the absence of an external load that is placing strain on the muscles that they may or may not be abl
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by sridca 8y ago
>> Far less chances of getting injuries with bodyweight exercises > I found no evidence for this, From Wikipedia: """ Bodyweight exercises have a far lower risk of injury compared to using free weights and machines d
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by sridca 8y ago
About 2 years. Started out "skinny fat" (like most Indians), now have good muscle definition. I'm not in any rush to do advanced movements. For me, perfect form (and safety) comes before anything else. I also practice "g
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by sridca 8y ago
I'd recommend calisthenics instead of going to a gym. Far less chances of getting injuries with bodyweight exercises. This book is a good start: https://www.reddit.com/r/overcominggravity
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by sridca 8y ago
Interesting. I never thought depression could result from just diet. I thought depression is mostly a factor of your life situation, and how you feel about life. Did you stay off depression long after your water fast? Do you regularly fast?
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by sridca 8y ago
> Oh those poor snowflakes Indeed; it boggles my mind that people are so forgiving of doctors. Why do we not demand the same level of respectful conduct from them as we do from others? Is there a "Code of Conduct" in the medica
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by sridca 8y ago
> In general, muscle is 'consumed' before 'fat'. Where did you glean that information? Here's my source that contradicts your statement: https://idmprogram.com/fasting-and-muscle-mass-fasting-part
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It remains to be seen how this all plays out. Personally I remain skeptical, because in one community I saw first-hand how the people at the top used something like CoC to justify their malicious acts, in the name of being welcoming. It is
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Yea. I fail to see how something like CoC can ensure a truly harmless community, when it is the covert power (the unspoken vibes, ambiance, etc.) that ultimately dictates the level of malice in a community.
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by sridca 8y ago
I'm from Quebec as well. Do you work directly for a client, or through a consultancy?
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Black People as Scenery(spectacle.org)
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They may experience the same intensity of physical pain, but _feel_ less of it, which makes sense as mindfulness meditation trains one to emotionally dissociate from anything painful (affectively or physically).
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A history of happiness explains why capitalism makes us feel empty inside(vox.com)
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Caloric restriction and muscle regeneration (2012)(hsci.harvard.edu)
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by sridca 8y ago
By searchable you mean Google Drive can search _inside_ of documents like PDFs and images?
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Could you provide some specific examples?
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Bullying, vanity, peer pressure, conformity, etc. are not specific to schools. Any viable solution for this then has to be equally viable for the rest of the world. What's noteworthy here is the fact that almost no one seems interested
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> As a young person, you feel compelled to participate in digital fads -- like "challenges" or "pranks" -- or risk being ostracized Could you elaborate on this?
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by sridca 8y ago
I linked to this one because it is relevant to Elm, also because I now work here :)
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> Haskell sees pretty widespread industry usage these days. Yes, just for one example: https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/86cg1u/jobs_obsidi...
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by sridca 8y ago
Yesterday's submission on Elm with interesting discussion in comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17842400
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by sridca 8y ago
And if anyone is looking for something superior to TEA but in Haskell checkout Reflex. http://docs.reflex-frp.org/en/latest/ "React and Elm do not offer the same concept of FRP as Reflex. Reflex offers someth
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> Edit: Using a throwaway so I don't get banned from Elm Discourse and /r/elm. I still have production applications using Elm. It's pretty sad that you have to do this. Any community that has the effect of instilling
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by sridca 8y ago
You can use Haskell to do the things Elm does (and more, like deploying to mobile). Checkout reflex and obelisk: http://docs.reflex-frp.org/en/latest/ https://github.com/obsidiansystems/obelis
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Advice for Haskell beginners (2017)(haskellforall.com)
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