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by xcskier56 2y ago
Yes, everyone goes through the initial sluggishness getting into keto, but this only lasts a few days to a week and can be dealt with via exogenous ketones. One of the biggest benefits for me in keto was consistent even energy. It eliminate
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by xcskier56 2y ago
I was definitely convinced that the article was somehow going to pivot to this topic until it started getting into "arenas"
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by xcskier56 2y ago
Maintain your chain! I chewed through a nice cassette on my mtb quickly by not watching my chain and replacing it when worn. A worn chain will dramatically increase cassette wear. I only replaced it yearly and should have probably done twic
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by xcskier56 2y ago
I have this EXACT same experience with my GF but on the other side of things. She'll be snoring so I'll poke her and she'll say she was awake... but was definitely snoring asleep
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by xcskier56 2y ago
Yeah, I'm with you. It seems like there are some almost miraculous results from this class of drugs, but I'm very concerned what's going to rear it's head 5, 10, 15 years down the line
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by xcskier56 2y ago
Keep reading > The process converts organic products back into raw hydrocarbon products called syngas and pyrolysis oil, which can be used for energy production. Which in a video I can't find they talk about piping this to a concret
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by xcskier56 2y ago
Well... technically... some people are starting to https://www.energy.gov/eere/wind/articles/carbon-rivers-make... but this also produces energy and compared to the amount of electricity they produce during t
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by xcskier56 3y ago
One of the guys on my team is a huge Michigan football fan and he preemptively took the day after the championship off. “I’ll either be happy and hungover or sad and hungover”. I’d so much rather have someone be up front and honest than jus
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by xcskier56 3y ago
One weird thing I’ve noticed is that many of these pdf menu in the us are hosted on an s3 bucket in the EU. I’ve tried ti see a pattern in the applications but haven’t noticed anything
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by xcskier56 3y ago
We went the other direction (to be fair, just building a simple static site). I’m a developer therefore I should make the marketing site! Problem is that with limited resources that took away time from building the product. We’ve moved to v
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by xcskier56 3y ago
Tangentially related. I was on a train today and walking in a straight line (relative to the train) while it’s going around a long corner is an odd experience. You’re leaning into the curve, but walking straight. Confusing the first time it
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by xcskier56 3y ago
But that bathroom break is going to happen anyways
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by xcskier56 3y ago
This was quite the random article to stumble upon on a Sunday morning. I’ve always wondered about this bridge, it’s in a very inhospitable zone for pedestrians. Thanks!
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by xcskier56 3y ago
You missed a bridge in your map! There’s another random pedestrian bridge over 394 near Louisiana. Connects some strip malls to a Burger King and car dealership. I finally used it when I went for a run to pick up my car from the dealer
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by xcskier56 3y ago
I think they may be an older AWS icon set. I was just doing making an infrastructure diagram in lucid chart and the S3 icon was red and I recognized it so I got it right, but it doesn't match whats in the console now
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by xcskier56 3y ago
I grew up in the suburbs, and it was a noteworthy occurrence when someone saw someone they knew out and about at the store or something like that. Now I live in the city and with so many more people around I see people I know so much more o
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by xcskier56 3y ago
My favorite way to describe the issues with FHIR is semantic vs syntactical interoperability. Using FHIR means syntactically interoperability. Same structure, uses json, things generally in the same place. Semantic interoperability means th
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by xcskier56 3y ago
Dev <=> Prod parity. There are starting to be more things that require tls even for localhost
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by xcskier56 3y ago
I home schooled for 2 years in middle school I wasn’t a social butterfly (and still am not). We were part of a home school co-op where we went once or twice per week and the parents taught various classes. The kids there were wildly brillia
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by xcskier56 3y ago
I have to do this every time I go to Salt Lake City. I’ve been to Denver a lot and I’m so used to the mountains being to the west, but in SLC they’re east of the city. I am always 180 degrees off until I really think and re-orient. It’s exa
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by xcskier56 3y ago
In the US, long drives aren’t crazy. This year I’ve done 4 single day drives in excess of 1400km. The furthest I’ve ever driven without stopping was 2500km, but that was with 4 drivers, and I guess a “day” isn’t quite right bc it took us li
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by xcskier56 3y ago
Tangent: in my undergrad, Bill McKibben was the “faculty advisor” for us on the xc ski team. I never really figured out what this role meant other than they were faculty, and liked the sport… but oh man did Bill love XC skiing. He was out
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by xcskier56 3y ago
Thank you!
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by xcskier56 3y ago
Super interesting! Can you point me to some of the models and repos you used to do this?
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by xcskier56 3y ago
“Experienced climber”? Magnus in his prime was one of the best climbers in the world, could have probably out-climbed Hanold at his best. Not just an experienced climber. That being said, it’s a really interesting look into the mental side
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by xcskier56 3y ago
We spend 5-8x more on healthcare than defense. You have to ration somehow. If everyone use as much of the healthcare system as we wanted it would consume our society. In the US, we ration by price… “the doctors expensive and I don’t feel to
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by xcskier56 3y ago
Eh, after talking with a lawyer about one, meaningfully consideration is not all that meaningful. A couple grand raise for a new non-compete was, at least by his standards, solidly “meaningful consideration”
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by xcskier56 4y ago
Been doing a lot of Auth related stuff the last day or two so in classic HN style this is very timely for me! One of the things that I really dislike about most auth providers is that it is very hard to implement login in your native UI. It
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by xcskier56 4y ago
There’s a fun website that I saw that listed all of the most remote points in the lower 48. This is defined as farthest away from a road. Amazingly, given all of the vast land in the western US, the furthest you can get from a road is only
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by xcskier56 4y ago
And while we’re at it, can we ban companies from sending me marketing email just because I used my credit card to buy something from you in your store. I feel like it’s square that’s driving this. I’ll buy a coffee or something small and im

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