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by voisin 3y ago
> a couple of years down the road point out that alternative app stores never caught on This is the conclusion they hope to force now. Strangling the babies in the cribs rather than trying to rein in a bunch of unruly teenagers that have
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by voisin 3y ago
Barefoot Shoes is a common reference to shoes that have zero drop (flat between heel and forefoot), a wide toe box (there are a variety of benefits here) and relatively thin soles to enhance proprioception. So yes, while it sounds like an o
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by voisin 3y ago
Yes. Can I see it? No.
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by voisin 3y ago
A lot of our media has been replaced by two LLMs in a trench coat.
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by voisin 3y ago
The barefoot running trend is decidedly not behind us. There are more barefoot shoes (zero drop, wide toe box) from major shoe makers than ever, and you see them way more at races than in the past. What’s behind us, maybe, is the vibram 5 f
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by voisin 3y ago
I concur - we as a society have agreed implicitly (since I think around the 1980s) that it’s everyone for themselves so take whatever the hell you can for yourself, consequences be damned. If you’re lucky, you’ll be dead before the world bu
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by voisin 3y ago
> In large energy projects the bank or funder tends to take all the risk. It’s almost like there should be a public institution that does things like this that are for society, with society taking the risks and getting the rewards. For e
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by voisin 3y ago
Yes, I believe the bankers would go for that. This is, unfortunately, the most practical solution.
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Canada has a national maple syrup reserve. It's almost empty(thestar.com)
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'Super memory': Why Emily Nash is sharing her brain with science(ctvnews.ca)
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by voisin 3y ago
Why do you find this ironic? Doesn’t this follow logically: Greens don’t want new dams due to environmental impact and now dams are been dismantled due to the negative impact on the environment.
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Waterloo drops lecturer in wake of controversial paper(thestar.com)
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The Era of Flat Power Demand Is over [pdf](gridstrategiesllc.com)
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Tech Leaders Fled San Francisco During the Pandemic. Now, They're Coming Back(wsj.com)
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by voisin 3y ago
To be fair, I think a lot of Canadians would vote for a different party if the election were held anytime in the last few years, but this in democratic coalition the NDP entered into has delayed an election. Now I think both the Liberals an
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Second Potato Riffs Report – Slime Mold Time Mold(slimemoldtimemold.com)
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by voisin 3y ago
Two can play at this game: Animal protein raises pressure on your kidneys for hours after consumption. By eating that you are inflaming your kidneys and increasing the likelihood of a wide range of consequences. Turns out living has consequ
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by voisin 3y ago
Will you have to stay on the shots forever or are you doing things in conjunction to stay at good levels (if so, what? Sounds like your lifestyle was already healthy)
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by voisin 3y ago
The point isn’t that the average investor in a given year will perform at the market average (this is what I think you are referring to by the tautological claim). The point is that over time the correlation between winners (retail or profe
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by voisin 3y ago
IMO, the ALL CAPS words interspersed throughout have the opposite of the intended effect. Rather than underscoring his desires in a persuasive manner it appears he is screaming and childish.
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by voisin 3y ago
> It turns out that the average professional portfolio manager is just not very good at picking stocks FTFY. Time and time again we’ve seen evidence that portfolio manager success in a give year is largely random and does not persist.
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The Bank of Japan hikes rates for first time in 17 years(westerninvestor.com)
2 points by voisin 3y ago|1 comments
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by voisin 3y ago
I concur with everything you said, and to be clear, I wasn’t specifically referring to big C Conservatives, GOP or otherwise, which I agree are straying from small c conservative values. I was referring specifically to political conservatis
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by voisin 3y ago
Do you have a source for this percentage?
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by voisin 3y ago
Check out the book “Twilight in the Desert” by Matt Simmons, a now deceased energy trader. He makes the case that the oil is running out in SA as evidenced by their lead in patents for ever more challenging methods of extracting oil (presum
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by voisin 3y ago
Off topic but I just switched to hemp protein. It contains omegas, and has a hugely positive ratio of potassium to sodium, whereas pea protein has no omegas and super high sodium (apparently to isolate pea protein it is washed in a salt bri
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by voisin 3y ago
Isn’t the basic premise of political conservatism is to minimize public intrusion in private lives? Conserving the primacy of the individual rather than the collective?
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by voisin 3y ago
“Less effective” is odd here because other commenters are saying that K2 ensures D gets deposited in the right places rather than build up in the arteries (as plaques presumably). So if it is, say 30% less effective, then taking them apart
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by voisin 3y ago
So take Magnesium and D together?
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by voisin 3y ago
Can you comment on why the low calcium diet matters and what is considered low calcium? Doesn’t that lead to other issues? I have been diagnosed with some autoimmunity issues and would love to try this. How did you identify that vitamin d m

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