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by sridca 7y ago
Elm was what lead me to begin using Haskell for serious projects. Elm is the perfect gateway drug to Haskell.
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by sridca 7y ago
These blanket statements would seem less provocative and more convincing if you backed them up with reliable references.
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by sridca 7y ago
Interesting. Dang, you should write a book -- or at least a blog post -- on the psychological dynamics of internet communities!
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by sridca 7y ago
How does the camera quality compare, especially Night Sight?
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by sridca 7y ago
I feel quite positive that the web will be de facto platform (more than desktop or mobile) for writing apps. Things like WebGL, FRP, ChromeOS will only make that all more pleasant to write and use apps causing a (already happening) gradual
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by sridca 7y ago
Try to look into the science. You may be surprised to discover that there is not single RCT comparing a (fresh-)meat-based versus plant-based diet (eg: not mixing in sugar laden latte in the former). Personally I'm happy that I had n
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Fear of Better Options (FOBO) Is the Reason You Can’t Make a Tough Decision(medium.com)
2 points by sridca 7y ago|0 comments
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by sridca 7y ago
Food is just not about taste, but health and nutrition as well. Have you actually critically looked into the health and nutritional impact of plant-based burgers?
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by sridca 7y ago
> Peddled by Venture Capitalists I laughed out aloud when this reminded me of what pg wrote https://twitter.com/paulg/status/1099648817601921024?lang=en
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by sridca 7y ago
Checkout similar reports from meatheals.com; the bulk of people over there are evidently not with any significant web presence so as to attract what you dub to be positive social feedback.
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by sridca 7y ago
> There is often pressure inside Software development for Software developers to code outside of work hours. Funny. What I actually noticed is the pressure to _not_ code outside of work hours. :-P It feels like hobbyist hacking is increa
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by sridca 7y ago
Dumb question: is this specific to the JavaScript system? How does it relate to using Nix for development?
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The Carnivore Diet for Mental Health?(psychologytoday.com)
10 points by sridca 7y ago|4 comments
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We tricked the world into thinking meat was bad(youtube.com)
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by sridca 7y ago
Yes, it is the sense of time moving that is an illusion; Time itself is a fact, and can be measured.
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by sridca 7y ago
> there will be no sense of time anymore [...] This is the way the world ends If there is no sense of time why does the world "end"? > If that is true, then time never really ends, it just "slows down" a lot (not m
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by sridca 7y ago
> Vegan dishes enjoy nowhere near the popularity of low-fat foods in the anti-fat wave of the 80s and 90s. Not even close. It's still a minority of restaurants that offer any vegan options. Mr. Paul Graham is predicing otherwise:
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by sridca 7y ago
Can we lay off the environmentalist cum vegan morality for a brief period, especially on meat-focused submissions?
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by sridca 7y ago
I use duck fat every day to fry up (locally-raised organic) ground beef. Always get the same level of satisfaction as that of eating a chocolate.
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by sridca 7y ago
Do you pass the rendered out duck fat through a filter of some sort? To separate the solids? I normally buy duck fat from stores, but maybe I should try it.
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by sridca 7y ago
Chicharrones are awesome. They call it "pork rinds" elsewhere (eg: in Canada).
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by sridca 7y ago
Now we are doing the same to meat, in order to valorize "plant-based" foods.
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Recurse Center User's Manual(recurse.com)
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Rethinking RDAs (Recommended Daily Allowances)(youtube.com)
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by sridca 7y ago
Fiber: https://youtu.be/xqUO4P9ADI0?t=253 Vitamin C: No one on the carnivore diet, including those who have been doing it for >20 years (even without organ meats), developed scurvy. > None of the links you posted have
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by sridca 7y ago
>> I simply take it to be the case that veganism is the flat-earth-theory of 2019. > And you wonder why nobody takes your comments seriously. My cheeky comment, in regards to veganism being the flat-earth-theory of 2019, was in res
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by sridca 7y ago
Fiber is unnecessary on the carnivore diet, and is not an "essential" (to claim so is to be so not-scientifically minded[1]). As for Vitamin C see https://www.kevinstock.io/health/do-humans-need-vitamin-c&#x2F
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by sridca 7y ago
If meat is so carcinogenic, why was cancer so uncommon until the last century or so? We are not eating any more meat now than we did a hundred years ago, yet cancer incidence is skyrocketing. So, why do we believe that meat causes cancer? T
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by sridca 7y ago
> HN is a fairly intelligent and educated crowd by internet standards. Yet intelligent and educated people do hold beliefs not based on facts, and are unwilling to be questioned. > Perhaps it should give you pause that so many such pe
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by sridca 7y ago
> Your tone is unnecessarily snarky I disagree. He or she is one of the few intelligent commenters on this thread that is not mindlessly grasping on to this alarming vegan/vegetarian trend. And lo and behold, they are getting downvo

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