codeflow2202

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by codeflow2202 2y ago
Sonnet3.5 is still a million times better than 4o
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by codeflow2202 2y ago
It seems that someone has convinced many of you (on HN) that negotiations with Russia would inevitably lead to an attack on NATO countries within Europe. As a result, some now feel justified in mocking or harassing those who believe that co
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
I've seen the decline in Italy of young people going out in the evening to meet new people. They are all buffed with splendid livers, but barely get laid, and spend most of their time playing monopoli and drinking tea.
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
This is often false. Many people following this way of eating are still sick, weak, and often skinny fat. I was one of them. Of course this is going to be better than a McDonald diet, but it does a terrible job at fixing problems for people
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
Younger persons don't have the knowledge and wisdom to assess what previous generations did. Their own thoughts sounds more like pre-conceived, propaganda driven, ready made sentences. (I know because I have been there and only know re
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
You are supposing that recipes were passed down through books which is totally false. They were passed down in families and communities and were based to what was available at the time. Meat is more prevalent in recipes coming from regions
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
What meat eaters? If we are talking about health conscious people the ones eating meat will always have an advantage compared to people who eliminates food groups. If you are comparing a health conscious vegan to the average fast food freak
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
It's kinda happening already: Ireland https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/apr/22/northern... Netherlands https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/dec/15&#
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
Gonna cite myself: "People from the anglosphere comes with their own idea of health, which is for the most part originated by their past religious idea of purity more than rock solid science. Many of them can't accept studies whic
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
To be exact the ones putting money into meat replacements aren't produce farmers but the processed food giants.
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
People from the anglosphere comes with their own idea of health, which is for the most part originated by their past religious idea of purity more than rock solid science. Many of them can't accept studies which prove that a good life
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
I'm not aware of those studies so I can't judge. What meat are you talking about? From which country? Was it cheap supermarket meat or locally sourced from a trusted butcher? I hope all of those questions are taken into considerat
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
While for some people a plant base diet might well be good if well constructed and supplemented this is not always true on a population level. The average person isn't drs Greger disciple and will not wake up early in the morning to be
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
This hypothesis is still part of some anti-meat propaganda. They start from the idea that red meat is bad, and then they retroactively try to adjust their "science" with creative solutions. Research done in Italy about the Sardin
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
My favorite spread as a kid (and still now) is basically mashed chicken liver: https://memoriediangelina.com/2014/11/21/crostini-di-fegatin...
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
Yes, meat consumption in the USA is huge. But I think the greatest difference between the 2 countries is our distrust towards food processing. Italy is a country very resilient to innovations which can be sometimes a sin, but some other tim
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
When speaking about Sardinia they keep saying that their diet was mostly vegetarian: "The classic Sardinian diet is plant based, consisting of whole-grain bread, beans, garden vegetables, and fruits. Meat is largely reserved for Sunday
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
We have our problems in Europe too. Our food is getting more and more contaminated. https://www.pan-europe.info/sites/pan-europe.info/files/publ...
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
Combine this article with the other one about contamination of fruits and vegetables in Europe and we have a pretty bad picture of the situation: European citizens have been exposed to a dramatic rise in the frequency and intensity of resid
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
I get it from many things. Even this japanese ad for beer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4f8lm_5MBE
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
For anyone interested: When removing the dialogue audio channel from Twin Peaks episodes, it is nice to discover the rich tapestry of sound design hidden underneath. Listen to the sounds extracts these layers for you personal enjoyment. ht
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
If volume matters then we are painting a worse situation for Tesla since they sold less than volvo
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RCT of COVID19 vaccines: do adenovirus-vector vaccines have beneficial effects?(papers.ssrn.com)
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
That's the name I think of every time someone talks about constant writing. He admits that he is emotionally very stable and doesn't suffer of ups and downs as most of the other writers.
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
But if I read the sources of your article I actually see interesting points in favor of the scavenger/hunter evolutionary pressure, not a vegetarian one: https://www.nature.com/scitable/knowledge/library/
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
I'm aware of the hype and the optimistic studies around vegan diets (as an ex vegan I've been through a lot on the topic). The problem with the vegan narrative is that it tends to focus on 2 main outcomes: weight management and th
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
It really depends. People living on the coast usually eats more fish, while inland people is more into pork. Olive oil is always used everywhere, just in the north there is a greater use of butter. Vegetables do get eaten but mostly as cond
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
Said who? You speak as a newagey vegan utopia believer. I wonder how some assertion like yours has ever been proven by anyone.
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
Homo as a specie is way older. We started using tools and hunting way before homo sapiens. And even if you want to cherry pick homo sapiens, agriculture is just a minor fraction of his history.
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by codeflow2202 4y ago
The last 12000 years maybe. We had 2.5 million years of hunting gathering before that. Only the very recent history is one of agriculture.

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