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49para
2y ago
Where are these racist separatist groups coming from ? Sure Wexit is a separatist group but I fail to see where you are getting racist from. One of the originators of Diagolon is black.
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2y ago
You mean the Diagolon group who's leader is a cocaine using ceramic time travelling goat ? https://www.tiktok.com/@alphaaaroxy_teammoto/video/716155578... The Diagolon that the House of Commons said was a &qu
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3y ago
Likely it's my own Safari hygene but leaving too many tabs open for too long will consume memory (some ad heavy sites, youtube etc) But generally I'll have zoom sessions, citrix, IntelliJ, vscode, Safari with a lot of tabs, etc.
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3y ago
Narrator : No, it does not. My M1 is normally under memory pressure with 16GB RAM, if I was buying a new MBP, I'd be looking at 64GB RAM.
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6y ago
Fiat currencies are an almost perfect exploitation of humanities fatal flaws (greed, unwillingness to acknowledge externalities - i.e. selfishness). Fractional reserve lending are an almost perfect exploitation of humanities fatal flaws (gr
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6y ago
Canada is also trying to push for the same law. https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/entry/internet-link-fee-canada... This is an attempt to keep news orgs relevant despite their continuing drop in readership. Canada has alre
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6y ago
The answers for Canada's public health care system differ slightly but aside from the potential monetary issues for people without adequate insurance in the US, the Canadian system depends on capacity if you aren't a) a critical c
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6y ago
This is why we can't have nice things. Not sure why people insist on posting comments like those identified. If you were publicly identified as making those comments, you would definitely be at risk of losing friends/jobs etc. Bu
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6y ago
The benefit of low carb is the reduction in your body's production of Insulin. Insulin resistance after decades of high carb diets, regardless of the # of calories consumed, is the source of all metabolic disease. Low carb is going to
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6y ago
Dr's are also incredibly uninformed about Keto, Carnivore, low carb in general. The response I've received from my Dr friends regarding nutritional intervention vs drugs, is that "diets don't work". They have no clu
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6y ago
Is it fair to compare population numbers versus deaths per arrest ?
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6y ago
I don't have any trauma from the Arrow but I do have resentment on the amount of corporate bailout $$$ given to Bombardier with no return.
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6y ago
Its certainly not "completely uninsured" but I'm not sure I'd say it's an unmitigated good. If you want a sleep study and it's not life threatening, 1 year. If you want a consult with an orthopedic surgeon, 6-1
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6y ago
Balanced with seed oils and grains ? Probably the worst advice ever.
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6y ago
All carbohydrates become sugar, sugar elevates insulin, constantly elevated insulin leads to diabetes. I'm not sure all the causes of Type 2 diabetes but I would wager that the current epidemic of Type 2 Diabetes is caused by too much
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6y ago
Insulin Resistance is the start of (all?) metabolic disease. So easy to resolve using fasting, intermittent fasting, keto, carnivore etc diets. Unfortuneately it slowly builds up over decades and only once disease has progressed do Drs mov
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6y ago
Those numbers are going to go up if your hospitals are overwhelmed. Additionally, a very large percentage of health care workers will catch the virus, this will further reduce the amount of capacity. Loss of health care workers could be a l
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6y ago
Even the death numbers are going to be off. Lot of deaths either were attributed to the ultimate cause (i.e. heart attack) or happened at home and haven't been attributed to covid as of yet.
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7y ago
The 2% mortality rate is for the whole population, if you end up in the hospital with acute pneumonia the mortality rate is around 61% https://www.scribd.com/document/448385523/s-2213260020300795...
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7y ago
Democracy is the worst form of government ... Except for all others.
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7y ago
It usually is a wash to pay someone THE FIRST TIME, then after its more or less free. (Caveat : assuming your time is free)
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7y ago
Yes, why ensure that you will never be able to raise this with senior management as a serious option ? From then on you will be known as the "where's the beef guy" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ug75diEyiA0
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7y ago
Julian Assange might disagree.
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7y ago
Most nutritional studies are worthless.
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7y ago
Why would your body breakdown your organs when you still have plenty of adipose stores ? Do you have a citation for the "starvation mode" ? If it's the 1940's study from MN, that was only when the subjects where well in
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7y ago
BMI is only accurate at a population level. C-reactive protein is an easy blood test to monitor.
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7y ago
Keep your inflammation down as well, that is going to be far more of an issue than your BMI. With regard to organ donors, the meth problem is causing all sorts of heart valve infections due to users injecting impure substances into their ve
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7y ago
Have you met anyone that just had open heart surgery ? They are not at their peak physically for sure.
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7y ago
Seems like a lot of trauma to have multiple open heart surgeries. Seems like something like a portable ECMO (not sure if that exists) would be less invasive (ECMO is for oxigination which probably would be overkill in this situation)
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7y ago
"Patients will wear a 4-kg external controller pack that contains two rechargeable batteries (providing about 5 hours of operation each), although they can also plug in directly to a power outlet." This seems like a potential issu
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