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by sridca 7y ago
Why would I use this over exa? https://github.com/ogham/exa
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by sridca 7y ago
Related: Category Theory for Programmers https://github.com/hmemcpy/milewski-ctfp-pdf
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by sridca 7y ago
Flagged due to repeat posting with obvious vote manipulation and fake account comments.
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by sridca 7y ago
:-P
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by sridca 7y ago
I thought it is a given that people have (social) life outside of work?
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You Don't Need to Be Brilliant to Do Brilliant Work(sandymaguire.me)
1 points by sridca 7y ago|0 comments
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by sridca 7y ago
Unfortunately this is the nature of moderated communities. And of course unmoderated communities tend to attract trolls and extremists. I don't think this is a solved problem yet.
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by sridca 7y ago
Dang is not perfect: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19945631
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by sridca 7y ago
> So you’re accusing me of something I didn’t intend just because I didn’t ask my question in the way you would have liked Even if you had asked your question "in HN's way" it would not have been liked. The polite veneer i
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by sridca 7y ago
So when you feel, say, lonely you just attempt to detach yourself from that loneliness even though the feeling of loneliness is not completely gone? And you call that peace which, in your mind, is superior to the simple act of choosing to f
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by sridca 7y ago
I'm surprised that this rather uncontroversial article got flagged. Anyone have any theories as to why?
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by sridca 7y ago
Some people actually believe it be so. Here's a recent example from HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19927745
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by sridca 7y ago
You forgot the cities of South India (which, incidentally, is the more literate part of the country): Hyderabad: 11% Chennai: 6% Kolkata: 4% Your comment on beef is not very interesting as we mostly eat goat if not chicken and seafood. And
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by sridca 7y ago
> Detachment in the sence of not being dependent/defined by them [...] That is the very definition of detachment. Feelings are the core part of you, and not separate from you. Allowing "yourself" to not be defined by feeli
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by sridca 7y ago
That clearly answers my question, which you understand quite well. The problem with detaching from feelings like you do is that whatever fabricated peace that results from it is not a lasting one and when "push comes to shove" it
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The myth of the Indian vegetarian nation(bbc.com)
17 points by sridca 7y ago|19 comments
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by sridca 7y ago
Actual Paper: Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials of Red Meat Consumption in Comparison With Various Comparison Diets on Cardiovascular Risk Factors They did not actually measure heart disease; they just measure
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by sridca 7y ago
HN is becoming diet conscious: https://toddwschneider.com/dashboards/hacker-news-trends/?q=...
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by sridca 7y ago
Yes. Not just quality, but taste is also positively affected. The ground beef I get from http://www.lamauve.com/ for example tastes so much better than that of local grocery stores (which always has a slightly bitter and un
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by sridca 7y ago
> South Indian vegetarian diet is primarily vegan. Please don't spread misinformation. I'm a South Indian (Tamilian specifically) and we consume a lot of milk, curd, eggs on daily basis with meat and seafood (goat, chicken, van
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by sridca 7y ago
I had the same improvement as you, except I went in the other direction. http://meatheals.com/
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by sridca 7y ago
I'm pretty sure in the vast majority of these "red meat" studies they don't differentiate between a steak bought raw at the butchers and a hot dog. I would bet that if there was a study on the difference between good qua
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Ethical Omnivore – Honor Your Body, Your Food, Our Planet(ethicalomnivore.org)
2 points by sridca 7y ago|0 comments
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by sridca 7y ago
Is human suffering part of what you consider to be animal suffering? If so, do you not care to know how nutritious (or not) this pea-mush is in relation to whole foods (plant or animal)?
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by sridca 7y ago
Sure, you can blame them all you want, however blaming won't change anything. As long as consumers remain gullible -- as evidenced by even the otherwise intelligent folks here defending plant-based food (highly processed to boot) and c
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by sridca 7y ago
> Let's cheer for the latest fad of the industry of the annual fad, who has made the planet obese, churning increasingly nutrient-less [1], and taste-less [2] food-stuff to our tables, all the while sponsoring spin research ("b
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by sridca 7y ago
I think it is to do with the culture of consumerism and capitalism, in conjunction with taking of moral stances against one's own health, than American culture per se: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLk5AAKRem8
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by sridca 7y ago
The tone and content of your post are both unhelpful and needlessly cynical. When someone is curious about something it is most appropriate to just respond to what they asked instead of second-guessing their motives.
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by sridca 7y ago
> plant based protein sources are [...] worse than mass-agriculture raised animal products. Plant-based protein is no better, from the health and nutrition context, than animal-based protein. They can even be worse; for example, plant nu
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by sridca 7y ago
In the website you'll read that "I" am "my" feelings and "my" feelings are "me". Basically it means the identity (or sense of self) is the same as feelings; they are one and the same thing. There

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