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StacyC
3mo ago
Love the website, fonts, UI and all of it! It brings back fun memories of my early Mac days.
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StacyC
4y ago
Baldies, you come here seeking comments? Dimwits!
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StacyC
4y ago
It’s so true. I was about to go for a walk this morning, but no, because iPhone.
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StacyC
4y ago
Beautifully said. I’m an American and I feel this one too for some reason. It feels nice to stop and reflect on this a bit today — life, and all of it.
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StacyC
4y ago
Using it now — I like it!
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StacyC
4y ago
I'm still waiting for some definition of "god" to inform these conversations. What is this thing we are talking about?
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StacyC
5y ago
I set up Notion as an intranet for my wife's company and it has been enormously useful for posting company documents, policies, handbooks, announcements, etc. Employees are invited as "guests" at no additional charge. We also
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StacyC
5y ago
Very nice! Gratitude is good for the soul.
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StacyC
6y ago
Before my last blood test a few months ago I decided to try the “Feldman Protocol” as an experiment — a week before the test I ate nothing but meat and eggs, very high in protein and fat. The results were as Feldman’s work predicts. My HDL
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StacyC
6y ago
The only thing I can say about calories is that after seven years on keto and feeling great, I have never given any thought to my calorie intake. My weight remains stable as do my energy levels, so I can only assume that (1) I am getting ex
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StacyC
6y ago
I eat quite a lot of red meat, ribeye when I can, ground beef. Also pork, some fish. I prefer beef with a bit of fat. I am convinced that dietary fat and cholesterol are not the problem as we have been told for decades. My blood work is exc
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StacyC
6y ago
My understanding of this is that the body will always preferentially burn glucose because excess blood sugar is highly problematic, while excess fat can just be stored without the severe health risk. With carb intake reduced the body will n
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StacyC
6y ago
I am 58, on a (mostly) strict ketogenic diet since 2013. It has worked wonders for me and I expect to eat this way the rest of my life. I eat a lot of meat and eggs as I have found that combination (1) is something I enjoy very much, and (2
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StacyC
7y ago
> You might be able to solve most of your problems by being more conservative about upgrading. This is the answer. I do IT consulting and support for Apple-based small businesses, and I constantly have to remind my clients to not jus
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StacyC
7y ago
After five years on a ketogenic diet (low carb, higher fat) I now eat mostly fatty meat and eggs, and little else. I have never felt better or been in better health. This is anecdote, but a growing number of people are discovering the same
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StacyC
7y ago
As I’ve gotten older I find that my wants are fewer, and the list of things I truly care about has gotten much shorter. I’m happy with what I have now and grateful for the basic things (family, health, work I enjoy). Consider making as many
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StacyC
7y ago
I like it! I'm getting a "You don't have permission to access /~stacy/nullboard/ on this server" error. Permissions on the folder look ok, any ideas? Thanks... *Edit: Never mind, my error
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StacyC
7y ago
Same. I have been using it for my consulting business for years, keeping daily notes for client work as well as personal items in a notebook that my wife and I share. Evernote has proven to be quite useful for me.
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StacyC
7y ago
This is great - thank you
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StacyC
7y ago
I had so much fun playing this in college on a Mac Plus in our little computer room (closet)!
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StacyC
7y ago
I’m curious why you don't think DLT will find traction. I don't have a strong opinion either way, but it seems that a number of good use cases have been floated for it to replace “trusted third parties” and other intermediaries, m
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StacyC
8y ago
I would be interested to see any rigorous science to support this statement. I am persuaded that it is a myth. This is purely anecdotal (although not uncommon) but I went keto/low carb in 2013 and immediately felt great. In recent mont
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StacyC
8y ago
Good luck getting beef and pork off my table
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StacyC
8y ago
This is the book that switched on the light for me. It’s no exaggeration to say that it put me on a path to the best levels of health and fitness I have ever known. I am 56 and feel like I’m in the prime of life.
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StacyC
8y ago
“The mainstream public is aware that these networks don’t scale.” The mainstream public is barely aware that these networks exist.
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StacyC
11y ago
Notions of "success" often include no consideration whatsoever of happiness or general contentment with life. We moved to one of the top ISDs in Texas years ago, ended up pulling our kids out and home-schooling. It was a hyper com
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StacyC
12y ago
I would like to believe it, but I can't seem to find that strong evidence anywhere. That’s because it doesn’t exist, of course. We have been tragically misled for about 30 years. This is N=2 but my wife and I switched to a low-carb&#
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StacyC
13y ago
My wife and I have been on a very low carb / high fat diet for the last 4 months, and we have never felt better. Eating lots of eggs, bacon, steak, butter, some veggies and fruit. We both lost weight too. Also cut out processed food, s
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StacyC
13y ago
The Paleo Diet (or something similar) has also worked well for many people in losing weight and just feeling better overall. The culprit seems to be less about calories and exercise than about eliminating carbs, sugar and processed foods. T
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StacyC
13y ago
Tolle’s work and meditative practice are not mutually exclusive nor in conflict with one another. His characterization of the human mind—how we create (mostly unintentionally, through conditioned habits) so much suffering and problems for o
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