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by nsl73 6y ago
> It is the position of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics that appropriately planned vegetarian, including vegan, diets are healthful, nutritionally adequate, and may provide health benefits for the prevention and treatment of certa
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by nsl73 6y ago
> we're going to need every calorie we can get hold of to prevent mass starvation Then we should begin transferring animal agricultural lands to plant agricultural lands because plant agriculture produces more calories per acreage.
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by nsl73 6y ago
> In the past 10 years, I'm sure there have been multiple times when I've gone more than 30 hours with cellular service or WiFi. In the last 10 years the longest I went without Internet was during trans pacific flights, so nev
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by nsl73 6y ago
> An album is a collection of single songs. Releasing songs individually is a serial process. Releasing an album puts all of the songs published into the same context, and everyone’s first experience of all songs occur at the same time.
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by nsl73 6y ago
> It would help address the spyware concern by moving it to a US company Does anyone else remember when housing data in US severs was considered less private than alternatives? It’s incredible that Azure, and the rest of the us based cl
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by nsl73 6y ago
Over 80% of my music listening is full albums, even though I haven’t played a record or CD since 2015. I really hope the medium of the album survives, because I much prefer listening to a coherent and deliberate group of songs than any othe
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by nsl73 6y ago
Please, don’t act like nuclear fusion is a simple iteration of nuclear fission. It’s a fundamentally different process. Fusion would provide (much) more energy, use (much) less radioactive inputs, and produce (much) less radioactive outputs
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by nsl73 6y ago
Yes the answer is more than 1, but because the mechanism of action is so well understood and the temporal association so strong the answer is less than 10.
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by nsl73 6y ago
I would look at finance companies and banks directly.
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by nsl73 6y ago
Yeah. My point was my parent comment said that a large home was needed, but actually an average sized home will do. I’ve worked out of a 880sqft city apartment pre-covid, and it wasn’t fun w/o children. With children would be hard.
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by nsl73 6y ago
> Americans will get priced out of the market and they should be concerned about that. It’s just good planning to have multiple potential forms of income. Programming might be the thing I do that can pay the highest, but I have plan B,
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by nsl73 6y ago
The average home size in the US is just over 2300sqft. That is plenty of room for two video conferencing adults separated, one nanny and 1-3 children.
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by nsl73 6y ago
Right. The parent comment I was replaying to stated “if intelligence is fixed” and I was attempting to cast doubt on the clause. I wouldn’t want to take position that intelligence is fixed in an argument.
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by nsl73 6y ago
There’s inclusive evidence that intelligence is fixed, and there’s evidence that people that believe intelligence is fixed have worse outcomes. I think it’s very likely environmental factors and personal mindset have considerable impacts bo
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by nsl73 6y ago
Someone at FIRE runs their own numbers. Someone at FU pays someone to run the numbers.
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by nsl73 6y ago
If a job is the only thing holding your diet, habits, and exercise in place what will happen when you retire?
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by nsl73 6y ago
> A cache from heaven that remembers everywhere I've been and never reloads unless I tell it. I can fly around history like you've never seen. This would be a killer feature for me, especially if the cache was fully searchable.
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by nsl73 6y ago
Public transportation, affordable healthcare, & weechat are all things that are significantly better in China. — An American that spent a few weeks in China.
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by nsl73 6y ago
They bought Nokia, and had a presence in every Att/Verizon/Sprint/T-Mobile store. Microsoft tried hard, and kept trying long after it was clear to most of the market that they didn’t have traction. The owners of Windows phon
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by nsl73 6y ago
Confirming your interpretation of my original comment.
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by nsl73 6y ago
My communications should have made that more clear. It’s probably a common and dangerous interpretation.
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by nsl73 6y ago
Is this propaganda to help relax the home owning population? If the jobless rate and GDP continue to suffer I can’t see this being anything but bad for rural and suburban real estate.
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by nsl73 6y ago
There is a push to move away from disposable plastic. Why else were paper straws such a big deal?
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by nsl73 6y ago
The developing world, a group very cost sensitive and unlikely to switch for environmental reasons, is putting gasoline vehicles on the road much faster than the developed road is taking them off. For electric vehicles to eat the world they
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by nsl73 6y ago
Please don’t consider my initial statement questioning a metaphor to mean that people that have suffered a psychotic episode or are likely to suffer a psychotic episode in the near future should avoid medication. The threshold for consider
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by nsl73 6y ago
I find the chemical imbalance metaphor for mental illness the opposite of empowering and an easy well to sell pharmaceuticals. There is some truth to the metaphor, but I wonder if it’s doing more harm than good.
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by nsl73 6y ago
New unemployment claims are consistently dropping. The labor market isn’t as good as it was February, but it’s much better than it was in April.
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by nsl73 6y ago
Wow! When did they start doing this? I’m glad they stopped! I’m really grateful to Ubuntu for helping me get deeper into Linux in 2007, but I would never recommend them to anyone today.
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by nsl73 6y ago
It’s a really extreme diet. I would be concerned with the fat intake, the cholesterol intake, and limits on certain fruits and vegetables.
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by nsl73 6y ago
> They are also for 7-8 bite sized 250 calorie meals every other waking hour. No, I wouldn’t say this is modern consistent dietary advice. So many people that make it there business to talk about diet are hyping intermittent fasting now.

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