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eebynight
6y ago
Wondering if the large number of semiconductor fabs has anything to do with this? These fabs like to be in flat areas with stable temps and access to water. Places like Arizona and Texas are the best places for these types of facilities and
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eebynight
6y ago
You say this as if you have complete control over your thoughts and the content of your sub conscious mind, which you don’t... Half the battle of accomplishing anything in life is priming your subconscious mind with the right line of thinki
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eebynight
6y ago
I think you missed the entire point of the article. The "real" thing is subjective and varies from person to person depending on their experience with the subject. If someone else had no trouble creating art then this situation si
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eebynight
6y ago
Sounds like you didn't respond to your bodies natural negative feedback mechanism. You are bashing the method when in this case you were completely responsible for the failure. He never says in the article to keep doing something even
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eebynight
6y ago
I think for your first point, you're definitely reading into it too much... As for you second point, what kind of proof do you need? Do you want scientific studies that dive way too deep into specifics and are not applicable to real li
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eebynight
6y ago
> I'd 100% agree with this. But "your cholesterol sky rocketing a good sign" is not something the evidence currently shows. "sky-rocketing" is a definite over-exaggeration here. I would be curious to see what you
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eebynight
6y ago
How do you explain what Dave Feldman refers to as the lipid triad which is common in people that are on a low carbohydrate diet? In this case, there is not sufficient evidence that those who have elevated HDL, LDL and low triglycerides have
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eebynight
6y ago
Why would our bodies need to evolve to follow them when the mechanisms are already built-in? Our body already contains the necessary pathways, enzymes and processes to switchover to utilizing fat as fuel. We quite literally evolved to do th
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eebynight
6y ago
You must not know too many people that have taken statins... Sure, on paper, the LDL number goes down and according to the numbers you have a lower risk of heart attack, but the one common thing I've notice is that everyone complains t
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eebynight
6y ago
The carnivore diet is definitely at the nearly pure anecdote stage right now haha Let's not forget most diet trends start at that point until someone decides to the take the anecdotes seriously and start researching it more. I agree wi
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eebynight
6y ago
"...stoic, masculine behaviors I felt expected from society..." I don't know what society you live in, but being stoic and masculine seems quite rare these days and is often frowned upon...
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eebynight
6y ago
Not trying to be nitpicky but urine sticks are notoriously unreliable: False-positive when you are first starting because you are not well adapted to utilizing ketones and urinate out most of the BHB. False-negative when you are well adapte
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eebynight
6y ago
I can very much relate to this. I have tended to always be someone that pays attention to these minor details. To me, it is absolutely insane that people don't remember or internalize how they feel regularly. For example, I can tell yo
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eebynight
6y ago
I swapped my phone to grayscale among other things people recommended. The colors are part of the reward system so turning them off makes your phone pretty bland and over time less rewarding. This is not an immediate fix.
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eebynight
6y ago
Can I ask an honest question: For those of your that aren't satisfied with his response, what do you want Facebook to do? I haven't really been following this particular news story but I've been seeing a lot of anger against
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eebynight
6y ago
I never understood why people get so worked up about what others eat. Like how does this affect you in any way? If it works for people so what? Personally, I would never go that far but it seems like most people aren't getting enough p
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eebynight
6y ago
Really? I didn't pick up this sentiment at all. I think him even hinting at it being bad triggered the rationalization behavior in you that he talked about in the article. Hence why you just rationalized why you didn't need to lis
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eebynight
6y ago
The fact that it fits in the 35T version with room to spare is pretty huge, especially since certain packages of the 35T start as low as $35 for a single chip, no MOQ. I could see myself dropping one of these on a homemade project if I ever
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eebynight
6y ago
The real answer to this question that people are missing: - The website you are looking at most likely uses Shopify as a CMS, they add this automatically to any store created with their software. So no, people don't add this on purpose
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Scribd makes entire library free for 30 days due to Covid-19
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eebynight
7y ago
I love posts like these. For more of this stuff I recommend checking out ZeptoBars. https://zeptobars.com/en/ Lots of die shots and I’m always blown away by the beauty of some chips when designers fully know it is unli
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eebynight
7y ago
Is it just me or can anyone else not find the source for the Driveboard? I’m an electrical engineer and I love looking at boards like this but it seems like the linked github is just a manual at best.
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eebynight
7y ago
You’re right, there’s always an exception. I just don’t see myself stumbling into a successful, fulfilling and rewarding career without atleast making some sort of effort here...
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eebynight
7y ago
You just summarized the positive/effective aspects of what the “Law of Attraction” group teaches. Most people think they are crazy for wishing and imagining things to happen but what you described is exactly what underlies all their te
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eebynight
7y ago
My company (Fortune 500 Aerospace/Defense) has implemented something like this for years now. I’ve personally used it to send CAD files to outside manufacturers/suppliers who are under an NDA. I’ve really grown to like the service
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eebynight
7y ago
You must not actually drive stick then. The only time I can see myself being able to text while driving stick is on the highway and even then I wouldn’t really be comfortable doing so. When I used to drive auto I could literally have my pho
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eebynight
7y ago
What a great article. I would love to see more hardware/electrical articles to balance out all the software ones.
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eebynight
7y ago
Every time this topic comes up someone posts this Popper argument. The problem, in my opinion, with this argument is that it is spoken from a position of moral superiority. When deciding whether to surpress an idea by force, who is making t
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eebynight
7y ago
Is it just me or did it sound like the author was complaining the whole time? "FPGAs aren't evolved like modern processors with standardized programming models, so we must throw out the current model but I have no idea what is bet
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eebynight
7y ago
I have an older diesel VW. It is extremely common for people to run tunes that disable the check engine light that is produced when you delete the exhaust gas recirculation valve (EGR), urea pump and diesel particulate filter (DPF). For thi
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