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by ccffph 7y ago
I'm focused on ultraprocessed foods. Many people ask "how are highly processed foods different than regular whole foods". Thus I provide a deeper reason for ultraprocessed foods to be bad for you. They are often supplemented
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by ccffph 7y ago
Can you please explain how that appears to be the case? What mistakes am I making? What bias do I have? Everything I've alluded to is drawn from data. I never had a pre-existing dislike of ALAs lol. And I'm being genuine, because
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by ccffph 7y ago
What's the difference between Elephant Chateau and something like this? https://www.amazon.com/Ahmad-Ceylon-OPA-Tea-Carton/dp/B00110...
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by ccffph 7y ago
This is not new at all. Ultraprocessed foods are usually supplemented with oils that increase inflammation and cause a variety of health issues. The guy who opened me up to this is PD Mangan, who I found out about from Taleb. https:/&
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by ccffph 7y ago
they invest in businesses/franchises to keep a constant cash flow. that and fixed income due to low risk. taxes are avoided by keeping things offshore unless absolutely necessary to tunnel back to the us.
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by ccffph 7y ago
You were the only person in America that could do that exact task? What were you doing?
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by ccffph 7y ago
Fastmail is great. I switched to using my own domain and their service a couple months ago and couldn't be happier
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by ccffph 7y ago
There's nowhere better to put your money is the issue. That's why equities keep rising.
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by ccffph 7y ago
Why is the tourism economy more important than the livestock economy?
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by ccffph 7y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20190730230113/https://www.cis.u...
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by ccffph 7y ago
You can't just sign a contract voluntarily and expect that some line items you can just ignore. That's your own fault at that point.
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by ccffph 7y ago
well then why did you move in there, lol
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by ccffph 7y ago
This looks great! I've been searching for something similar for a side project and I think I'll give Poli a try. Thank you.
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by ccffph 7y ago
We don't have mass shootings every week. 70% of gun deaths are suicides. The majority of the rest are inner city unlawful gang-on-gang violence. Most people never even see a gun in the US in their lifetime. Stop spreading misinformati
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by ccffph 7y ago
Do you know what companies are making them? I'd love to take a closer look as I've also been looking for a risc-v rpi alternative.
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by ccffph 7y ago
Why is that?
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by ccffph 7y ago
They're events of different classes and wholly different magnitudes. What's happening in the Pacific relative to what happened in Chernobyl is like a fender bender is related to a major airline disaster.
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by ccffph 7y ago
Stop posting this. That's isolating some weapons testing fallout from the 1950s, not civilian reactor spent fuel.
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by ccffph 7y ago
I use an MBP 15" 2017 with 16g ram, 300+ tabs open as I type, with tree style tabs on firefox. No issues. I would complain about ram usage, but there is certainly no high cpu usage from vertical tabs.
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by ccffph 7y ago
People have been saying this since 2010.
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by ccffph 7y ago
So everyone now is surveilled en masse and patrolled by agents of the state, great solution. Is that really what we want?
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by ccffph 7y ago
My personal experience with interacting with the WNA revolves around their interactions with the WNU, which is the World Nuclear University. It's a partnership between the WNA, IAEA, and others. Their goal is to promote education in th
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by ccffph 7y ago
The page is run by the UN. Who, in your opinion, would be a more reputable source?
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by ccffph 7y ago
It's very worrying to see comments like this become more and more common on HN. Yes, I will take the waste. If it's in the containers we've developed specifically for this purpose, yes. It beats the current situation in the U
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by ccffph 7y ago
inverse square law and lack of any volume of any highly active source makes dirty bombs a nonissue. they are scarier than they are effective. Again, waste storage is incredibly secure and safe. It wouldn't leech into the water. Nuclear
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by ccffph 7y ago
We have already solved the nuclear waste problem. The issue is that nobody wants to bury it in their backyard, so to speak. Waste containers are incredibly safe and secure, and modern fuel waste is much safer than gen 1 fuel waste. People l
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by ccffph 7y ago
stimulants are pretty much the only thing that will help. I notice a lot of users commenting how much caffeine, coffee, redbull, monster they consume. 10mg of adderall is much healthier for you than multiple cans of energy drinks. Take care
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by ccffph 7y ago
The SL 5x5 website and random videos for form are plenty, the book is not really necessary.
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by ccffph 7y ago
Interactive Brokers has SLB information. You would need a valid account though.
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by ccffph 7y ago
as usual, the pirated enterprise editions with telemetry disabled work really well.

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