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devilsdata
8mo ago
So that ends up being roughly 20 grams of saturated fat. I still consider that quite high, given that there is a strong correlation between saturated fat consumption and CVD.
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devilsdata
8mo ago
You're talking about Samatha-vipassanā which is the cultivation of stable attention and mindfulness as two skills. Your skill can be measured by the nine stages of tranquility: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samatha
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8mo ago
Depending on the type of training you're doing, you're likely eating lean meat too, like chicken breasts and fish. Most people are much less picky about the kind of meat they eat, opting for fatty cuts or meat products high in sal
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8mo ago
It recommends eating more saturated fats from dairy and meat, both of which are very bad for CVD.
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8mo ago
The big benefit is that you get to use the Apple Notes app. I prefer Apple Notes on my phone, to be honest. I haven't used Obsidian's app on iOS in over a year. I personally put all my work-related dev notes in Obsidian, and all m
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9mo ago
Nice. Feedback: Needs a reset button, possibly with an "Are you sure?" confirmation dialogue. Needs optional format. If I'm setting a countdown until 2026-01-01, do I really want to see the number of hours? Or the number of m
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9mo ago
Software companies don't understand consent!
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9mo ago
Thanks for your comment, but I'm not a huge fan of Scott Siskind's. I was right into SSC for years before I had a moment of clarity and realised that his views are very dark, and shared by a lot of neo-nazis. Since then, I've
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9mo ago
I've been self-medicating ADHD with multiple cups of coffee a day since I was 17. I'm in my early 30s now, and after getting on Vyvanse, have reduced then given up coffee. I realised that coffee was the reason for my anxiety which
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9mo ago
Interesting. I wonder if that extends to any stimulant, or if it's something particular with caffeine and coffee. With that said, the fact that the other study seemed to find the opposite conclusion concerns me.
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9mo ago
True, and it could also be what the person has with the coffee. I have a feeling people that drink instant coffee are more likely to add milk, creamer, or sugar. That said, instant coffee is just freeze-dried coffee. There's a possibil
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9mo ago
Is it possible that this phenomenon is specific to people with those mental illnesses? A wider general population study resulted in the inverse effect: https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/15/6/1354 I only did a po
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10mo ago
Definitely a head scratcher.
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11mo ago
This could finally force the developers of cross-platform GUI and webview libraries, drunk on Moore’s Law, to sober up.
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11mo ago
Nobody in this article is whining about a company "building something". But whenever anything this large is built, there are externalities. Externalities are an indirect cost or benefit to others. https://en.wikipedia.o
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11mo ago
We are on the same page about magic links. Email is also not a super-reliable medium of communication. Email can arrive straight into the junk mail, late, or even never. I think magic links should be strongly discouraged for serious project
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11mo ago
Email magic links are inconvenient for the user, but they're not dumb. They're a pretty good option for a small project by a developer doesn't want to implement a whole auth flow, or pay for an OAuth provider. It's a tra
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11mo ago
The biggest issue with this is that the developer did not read the documentation on the JavaScript Array prototype from MDN. If you internet search "mdn array", you get the following as the first result: https://develop
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11mo ago
As for the enterprise part of OP's comment, Bazzite is a community-contributed OCI container (similar to a Docker container) running on top of a Fedora bootc spin with GNOME or KDE. It is trivial for a company to add their own RUN inst
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11mo ago
> ChatGPT confirmed Why are you relying on fancy autocorrect to "confirm" anything? If anything, ask it how to confirm it yourself.
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11mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_elevator > Above GEO, the centrifugal force is stronger than gravity, causing objects attached to the cable there to pull upward on it. [...] On the cable below geostationary orbi
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11mo ago
I have a pretty good cross-platform dotfiles setup for both Mac OS and Linux that I use Chezmoi to provision. I try not to repeat myself as much as possible. Here's my repository: https://github.com/lkdm/dotfiles
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1y ago
I like Zed, but my gripes with it are what finally got me to give up GUI IDEs and use NeoVim. Haven't looked back so far.
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Syncthing pairs well with Obsidian
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1y ago
This is like saying Google isn’t extremely profit-driven because we don’t pay them.
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1y ago
I was diagnosed with ADHD last year, and am curious as to what you've learned in your time. I'm taking 40-50mg methylphenidate hydrochloride (Ritalin) daily and working a hybrid web developer role. I'm trying to increase my
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1y ago
Yep Bazzite is great. But the difference between them is mostly just the packages installed. To me it’s easier to install the gaming related packages from Bazzite onto Bluefin. I have a problem with Docker sockets while installing onto Bazz
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1y ago
It’s comparable for nearly every game I’ve tried, and takes less than 30 seconds to compile Vulcan shaders on my rig. That said, I think anything with kernel-level anti-cheat either does not run or runs poorly.
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1y ago
Fedora atomic distributions in general are great. I recommend Bluefin-dx over Bazzite (they’re both GNOME-based Fedora Atomic from the same group— universal blue) for developers, because it’s really easy to install the packages that Bazzite
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1y ago
Not moving away from Mac, I still have my Mac and love it. But I've installed Bluefin-dx on my gaming PC and work laptop. I love it. It's similar enough to Mac OS and really solid.
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