tkyjonathan

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by tkyjonathan 11y ago
Meat has been linked with colorectal, prostate and breast cancer not to mention heart disease. So if you take more of an holistic view.. it is quite damaging to yourself.
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by tkyjonathan 11y ago
If you count colorectal, prostate and breast cancer as lifestyle diseases and that (a meat) diet is related to those - then the numbers are very high.
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by tkyjonathan 11y ago
Here are some actual studies (impact factor between 7.5 to 17) showing the connection between meat and cancer. This was probably part of the 800 studies that the WHO used to make its decision. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pub
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by tkyjonathan 11y ago
I understand that you find yourself on the side of smokers, trying to justify your habits. But this new report is still very significant to people having long, energetic and less painful lives.
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by tkyjonathan 11y ago
Sorry, guys, but you are all wrong. WHO is a huge and difficult body to get agreements from. After years and 800 studies, they decided today to label processed meats as carcinogens. Btw, 15% of lifelong smokers get lung cancer whereas 15-19
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Collection of Clinical Studies about Vegan, Vegetarian and Meat-Eating Diets(github.com)
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How does that help when Safari is slow and is a memory hog?
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by tkyjonathan 11y ago
This whole article is a bunch of BS/broscience that does not consider the many many aspects of increasing processed fats into your diet.
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Could we help Greece?
14 points by tkyjonathan 11y ago|14 comments
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by tkyjonathan 11y ago
I think in the future, there will be programs to write 50% of the code for you in some way and (if DARPA get this right) you may have code that lasts a lot longer and does not need to be rewritten. So like programmers are making jobs in oth
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Google Adding Plant-Based Options to Its Worldwide Food Program(latestvegannews.com)
1 points by tkyjonathan 11y ago|0 comments
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by tkyjonathan 11y ago
You are hurting your metabolism. Try reading "The Great Starvation Experiment".
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by tkyjonathan 11y ago
There was a 10 year study that concluded this year that vitamins pills don't help with cancer and heart disease. The quality of delivery of vitamins to the body is important and based on this study, I don't think soylent is a good
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by tkyjonathan 11y ago
There have been studies that prove that reducing meat consumption is the main benefit of fasting for slowing down ageing and that fasting has many negative psychological effects. If you eat foods with low amounts of the amino acids methioni
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by tkyjonathan 11y ago
You guys need to learn some accounting. Don't be afraid of book-keeping and be keen on any rule that helps you save on taxes. Overall, a limited company can save you around 20% on taxes over a salaried worker. That alone makes it diff
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by tkyjonathan 11y ago
Be safe and go low-fat whole plant vegan. Statistically, the healthiest option for you.
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by tkyjonathan 11y ago
This is probably a good thing.. mainly for people to have job security.
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by tkyjonathan 11y ago
PuTTY is life, PuTTY is love. At least it was till I got a mac.
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by tkyjonathan 12y ago
As a MySQL DBA, I can tell you that neither MySQL nor Postgres are slow. MySQL has less features than Postgres and that was intentional. MySQL was supposed to be a basic feature set that serves 90%-95% of websites and has easy to set up rep
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by tkyjonathan 12y ago
This whole statement is 99% wrong
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by tkyjonathan 12y ago
I like SQL. It makes sense to me, personally. Even when I get really unwieldy, I can always take a step back and break it down to parts. If I'm allowed to use temp tables, I can do almost anything in it and usually a lot faster than de
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by tkyjonathan 12y ago
There is a lot of use case optimization going on here. The sorting inside the columnar store is in and of itself a huge performance boost. And saying that it scans 138Billion rows per second is completely wrong because it uses a lot of shor
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by tkyjonathan 13y ago
Maybe this can relate to the other story in HN about building boring systems that just work... If you are in-charge of keeping the app running, maybe you wont want to mess around with cutting-edge technologies.
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by tkyjonathan 13y ago
I think the emphasis should be on the fact that Postgres now has a free and open source columnar store. For many years (probably decades) there have been companies that have developed "big data"/analytics system with Postgres