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by staringback 3y ago
> Paper 1 focuses on a biomarker of dairy fat, not fat "from beef" as in from eating meat. Well, beef used to mean the actual animal in old English. The point here is that saturated fat is not the enemy. > Sources 2 and 3 st
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by staringback 3y ago
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34547017/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14739118/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9327759/
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by staringback 3y ago
Saturated fat from beef is one of the healthiest things to consume.
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by staringback 3y ago
I'm not listening to a "scientific article" written by someone who doesn't know the difference between less and fewer.
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by staringback 3y ago
> I value my own free time at $300/hr Sounds like posting on HN is an expensive endeavour for you
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by staringback 3y ago
fewer*
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by staringback 3y ago
It is such a shame how normalized homeless people and transit are in the United States. And they wonder why everybody drives their car?
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by staringback 3y ago
This isn't the United States, other countries don't tolerate vagrants sleeping on public transit.
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by staringback 3y ago
Well, they are seemingly allow to hire permanent residents and are not restricted to citizens only. If there was a citizen only requirement this would be a non issue. You aren't allowed to exclude somebody who would otherwise be eligib
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by staringback 3y ago
That 'i3' runs circles around i7 laptop CPUs from just a couple of years ago
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by staringback 3y ago
$299 Inspirons these days come with NVMe storage and 6 core Intel CPUs
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by staringback 3y ago
This is definitely not supporting that point you wanted to make....
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by staringback 3y ago
So that someone's grandma who hardly uses her connection can subsidize your extreme over-consumption of digital media?
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by staringback 3y ago
Impossible! Only America could have such a thing!
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by staringback 3y ago
QUIT HAVING FUN
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by staringback 3y ago
The federal government is going to print the needed funds regardless of how much tax income they receive
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by staringback 3y ago
> It adds unnecessary overhead to small packets Are you forgetting that NAT exists? IPv4 is barely functional based on how many workarounds we've had to implement over the years
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by staringback 3y ago
Is he going to accept treatment from non-free medical machines?
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by staringback 3y ago
Big Bread corporate lobbying
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by staringback 3y ago
If houses were so "cheap", why is the home ownership rate higher today? Why wouldn't everybody just buy one of those "cheap" houses? https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/RHORUSQ156N
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by staringback 3y ago
If a business is willing to offer a discount for paying with an alternative method, they are free to do so.
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by staringback 3y ago
Repeat after me: building new lanes reduces traffic for all
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by staringback 3y ago
Just take a step back and think about what you've said and the meaning of the word "bias"
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by staringback 3y ago
Yes that is how a gubernatorial pardon works.
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by staringback 3y ago
Threatening someone with a firearm is felony assault and definitely will result in you losing your right to own firearms and having it confiscated.
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by staringback 3y ago
You still have a credit rating, it just isn't being shown to you.
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by staringback 3y ago
Sounds good to me, I'd like to be able to visit local parks without having to watch out for needles
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by staringback 3y ago
> the greater part of the solution is just building more so that supply rises to match demand. Just like building more lanes to match the demand of traffic, yeah?
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by staringback 3y ago
> Have you actually been to downtown Seattle/Portland? I have fairly recently. It's really not that bad. I was actually in downtown Seattle last night (not seeing Taylor Swift though). These people who line the streets are not
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by staringback 3y ago
And then when the drug affected individuals refuse help? You end up with downtowns like Seattle, Portland, LA, etc

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