ponzao

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by ponzao 2y ago
This is very much a loaded question, but have you ever looked into the longetivity of the Californian Mormons, who as far as I know eat animal products?
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by ponzao 4y ago
You joke, but it has been going on for a while: The Global Influence of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church on Diet ( https://www.mdpi.com/2077-1444/9/9/251/htm ). And obviously as mentioned by another the pr
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by ponzao 4y ago
Do you happen to have any idea if your g- and grandparents on the Indian side eat and or ate a lot of refined carbs like naan or white rice? Refined carbs being often called a modern thing and the cause of metabolic disease, but so far I&#x
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by ponzao 5y ago
I guess you are talking about life expectancy being way lower back in the day. Those numbers are massively skewed by infant mortality and so many other things (infections, complications during child birth, ...) that are nowadays easily sort
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by ponzao 5y ago
A lot of people actually do follow them. If you check https://fns-prod.azureedge.net/sites/default/files/nutrient_... (from https://www.fns.usda.gov/nutrient-content-us-food-supply-190... ) yo
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by ponzao 5y ago
It isn't even just the trans fats in vegetable oils it is the amount of polyunsaturated fats (omega 3 & 6) which are present in amounts that are basically impossible to find in the wild and don't react well when heated up. &qu
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by ponzao 5y ago
That was my experience as well in London and very similar here in Helsinki, Finland.
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by ponzao 6y ago
Sorry are you agreeing or disagreeing with me? That Wikipedia article doesn't seem to cite very many studies. At least from my own perspective I can tell you that even after two hours of eating many kinds of meals your blood sugar can
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by ponzao 6y ago
T1D here who has a CGM, this is not true for me at all. Without _enough_ insulin on board spaghetti would start spiking my blood sugar ~20 minutes after consumption and the sky is the limit. With something like steak I could basically skip
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by ponzao 13y ago
I have it installed and I've even dabbled with it a bit, but I am looking for some task where it would shine compared to JVM languages.
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by ponzao 13y ago
Outside of web development any ideas what I could use it for (I am on Linux so it should run on Mono)? I've done quite a lot of web development on the JVM with Clojure, Scala and Java and would like to try to do something totally diffe
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by ponzao 13y ago
That example is not quite equivalent, because now you are not passing `isEven` or `println` as arguments, you are passing anonymous functions that call `isEven` and `println`.
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by ponzao 13y ago
`sum` does not accept a function as a parameter, the original example had an `foreach` instead of `sum`. list filter isEven foreach println As a side note omitting that many commas and parenthesis is very rare at least based on the
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by ponzao 13y ago
> I really enjoyed programming in Clojure, especially 4clojure.com, an amazingly fun way to learn a new language. 4clojure.com is fun for learning basic syntax and problem solving, but it doesn't really teach you how build applicati
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by ponzao 14y ago
You are comparing an array of integers with an integer. You would want to do this instead: for (y <- x if y > 2) ...