amonon

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by amonon 14d ago
I buy bob’s red mill muesli and eat it with milk. I don’t soak it or anything like that. I call it “horse food” but it is fast, nutritious, and satisfies the “breakfast cereal” craving.
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by amonon 5mo ago
I really enjoyed this article, although I love games with gameplay loops and bounce hard off of games with narrative. I wonder what the author would think of Hades?
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by amonon 6mo ago
That seems very reasonable to me.
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by amonon 6mo ago
I guess I feel the same way about that as I do about a steak. How do I know that the steak is the 16oz I ordered? Ultimately the most important part is if I found the experience satisfying enough to return, not whether the steak was within
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by amonon 6mo ago
My understanding is Belgian beer culture considers the aroma to be an important part of the experience. But I’ve never been, that’s all through osmosis.
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by amonon 6mo ago
Look, I get it. Beer is expensive, these days. Always has been. But I feel like these movements miss the forest for trees. If we mandate beer volume then places that are “shorting” you will just raise the prices. Not to mention the tax on b
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by amonon 1y ago
This also speaks to another point, when trying to lose weight: you must find new things to enjoy.
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by amonon 1y ago
+1 for Serious Eats. I also like NYT cooking. I do not like Bon Appetit, I find most of their recipes to not turn out well.
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by amonon 1y ago
I consider myself to be on the lower conscientiousness side of the spectrum. For others who are like me, what has worked best to improve myself in this area are these two things: 1) develop empathy and compassion for yourself. celebrate win
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by amonon 2y ago
This rings more true for me. Food simply used to be a lot more expensive. "Between 1960 and 2000, the average share of Americans’ disposable personal income (DPI) spent on food fell from 17.0 percent to 9.9 percent." [1] I am not
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by amonon 2y ago
(Cost of)
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by amonon 2y ago
I'm a layman, and so can't comment too specificaly. I found this Construction Physics article interesting, which was posted here some months back: https://www.construction-physics.com/p/will-we-ever-get-fusi..
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by amonon 2y ago
I like Liftosaur, which appears to have an Android version on the Play store.
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by amonon 2y ago
>I sympathize. I won't offer platitudes. I find those don't lessen grief. The most meaningful thing someone ever said to me, after my daughter was stillborn full term, was: "There is nothing to say."
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by amonon 2y ago
To add on, different yeasts also vary in their ability to metabolize carbohydrates. In general, a wine yeast will be less able to metabolize complicated carbohydrates than a beer yeast. Beer yeast tends to be more sensitive than wine to alc
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by amonon 2y ago
Some death poems from Zen tradition mention 'water from fire'. Three and seventy years I've drawn pure water from the fire-- Now I become a tiny bug With a touch of my body I shatter all worlds By Ingo, died 12
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by amonon 2y ago
>This was a black swan event that will require a thoughtful response. Taleb would have a field day with this one. Broadly, I think a big part of the argument is driven by the assumption that the area will be rebuilt, despite being a know
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by amonon 2y ago
Many people are on autopilot. They have not been taught to be intentional about the day to day fundamentals of their lives. For the most part, I think that used to be achieved through social contact which has substantially diminished in the
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by amonon 2y ago
I will add a comment in support of the very low dose of melatonin. I take 1mg, same as another user, but will experiment with dropping it. I find that it works best if I take it some time before I plan to sleep. Currently I have a reminder
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by amonon 2y ago
I don't know, the Matt Stoller Substack post from yesterday had a whole line of discussion that was already covered in the article.
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by amonon 2y ago
I felt the same but my preference is to have enough PTO to take off for that.
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by amonon 2y ago
>> I'm motivated by fear and anxiety, and I want to change to being motivated by desire. I had the same intention. I found that creating psychological safety was more useful than trying to generate new positive motivation.
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by amonon 2y ago
Is there still an active tremulous community? I have fond memories of that game.
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by amonon 2y ago
easier to consider people to tend towards conservative rather than risk averse. if we were truly risk averse, society would be very different.
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by amonon 2y ago
This is very cool. How recent is this? We purchased an older house with an HOA that discourages awnings. I had been considering petitioning for one but a low-emissivity coating would be easier.
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by amonon 2y ago
Thanks! Taking a look now. I am early in my lifting journey and doing 3x compound lifts every other day (squat/row/bench, dead/ohp/chin up) at relatively low volume. I am primarily doing this for every day strength purpo
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by amonon 2y ago
> For most people, hypertrophy specific protocol is better than strength protocol. Zone 2 cardio is better than HIT. Source on this?
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by amonon 2y ago
There are two true perspectives here. 1) Exercise is good for you. The adaptations from exercise are good for you regardless of what kind of exercise you do. 2) Strength and cardio provide different adaptations. Neither is better or worse.
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by amonon 2y ago
Fascinating, thanks! One of the things I love about D&D is that there's so much historical density to it.
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by amonon 2y ago
The rest of his articles are also hilarious. Every time I come across them again, I make sure to re-read a few. Here's a collection of his articles: https://mickens.seas.harvard.edu/wisdom-james-mickens Here's my

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