frogger23123

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by frogger23123 7y ago
> Eg. High saturated fat intake causes about a 20% increase in heart disease mortality.) Not true. That was thoroughly disproved over the last 10 years of studies. (Sugar and industrial seed oils are the real problem) https:/&#x2F
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by frogger23123 7y ago
False. Caffeine increases calories out, without increasing calories in. Macronutrient ratios, feeding schedules, and compounds such as caffeine affect metabolism, which determines calories out.
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by frogger23123 7y ago
> You could argue that git in large institutional projects converges to a monolithic repo so at that point it’s less efficient even than svn. Not true. Facebook and Google do not use Git. Microsoft does not use vanilla Git for their mono
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by frogger23123 7y ago
The Commodore 64 boots up in ~2 seconds.
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by frogger23123 7y ago
According to decimal numbers. 1-10, 11-20, 21-30, etc.
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by frogger23123 7y ago
> + The foundation of computer science is Knuth's The Art of Computer Programming. Everything else is footnotes. The foundation of computer science would be the work done by the likes of Alan Turing and Alonzo Church. They establish
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by frogger23123 7y ago
I agree.
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by frogger23123 7y ago
Yes. "No true Scotsman" believes such things. My point stands, that the accuracy of the models is debatable, and the extreme scenarios that are used to inform policy are quite possibly exaggerated by an order of magnitude, by infl
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by frogger23123 7y ago
Gum disease is linked to carbohydrates, which aligns with the "type 3 diabetes" hypothesis. (carbs feed bacterial overgrowth)
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by frogger23123 7y ago
Straw man. It's not black and white. Some are skeptical of the _degree_ to which the claims are true. Go watch Al Gore's 2006 documentary to see a good example of alarmist hyperbole. Some would say this movement has been hijacked