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Ive recently started doing "mini" fasts combined with a keto diet to shed a few pounds. I usually just eat one meal per day at dinner time. While getting started on it was somewhat difficult after about 7 days I was in the groove and feel like this is a diet/lifestyle that I can maintain indefinitely. My hunger has changed from "IM STARVING FEED ME NOW" when I was eating 3 meals a day on no particular diet, to "hmm I guess I could eat". Energy wise, I do feel a lot better, and Ive shed 25 of the 50 lbs I need to get off of me.
I was never much of a sweet eater, so I think Im lucky, as my wife who does have a sweet tooth has struggled eating Keto.
An Exchange allows shorting Bitcoin but doesnt have the right precautions in place...

All the people I dont like got screwed in this case.

I want to use Bitcoin as a long hedge against hyperinflation. I dont understand day traders who gamble on crypto.
Not as much as the auction price does.
> ...convinced that they are just an inch away from some "secret trick" that will magically make everything work.

...thus validating the clickbait business model. Amazing how much we can rely upon human nature as a probability function.
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I went vegan for 5 years, my cholesterol kept getting worse in every way.

Now i do keto, and my cholesterol is happy. Diabetes wasn't my direct concern but i find it interesting how eating a ton of eggs every day has improved my balance.
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I’d like an option to show a line which is the same travel time between two starting destinations. Additionally, I’d like to show multiple travel times from both locations (15min, 30,45,60). Finally, I can’t figure out how to clear an address through the UI.
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Everyone being aware of an issue without it ever being raised or acknowledged is equally demotivating and results in the same attitude.
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Maybe GP is talking about the energy balance? If the energy comes from fossil fuels that can be a big factor.
For those interested in more detail and discussion, this is probably the most informed place on the internet to discuss it:

https://www.bogleheads.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=255356
> The two basically hold a duopoly on nationwide last-mile access

This is obviously not true since neither Verizon nor AT&T operate hardline access nationwide. Even if you mean copper phone wires specifically, you're leaving out CenturyLink.

Copper phone lines are of course the slowest last mile hardlines. Coax is far superior, and cable ISPs are growing relative to DSL--where the choices are Comcast vs Verizon DSL (for example), Comcast has higher market share.

https://www.tellusventure.com/blog/cable-gains-subs-as-consu...

Verizon FiOS competes directly with Comcast, but is offered in only about 20 metropolitan areas--and even then, incompletely. (FiOS is available in DC but not in Alexandria, which is right across the river.) Verizon stopped growing their FiOS footprint years ago.

> Verizon and AT&T would drop their residential landline business in a heartbeat if Comcast weren’t around driving demand for it

Verizon and AT&T (and CenturyLink) are required by law to provide residential telephone landlines to anyone who asks for it. What does that have to do with last-mile broadband?
You'll want to be a bit more careful in how you cite that to people. That's the CDC, not the American Health Organization.

Also, it doesn't say that 40% of cancer is due to diet. It says that 40% of cancer diagnoses are types of cancer that are associated with being overweight or obese. This does not mean that 40% of cancers are due to diet for several reasons.

Being overweight or obese is not always due to diet. You could become overweight for other reasons and still suffer many of the negative health consequences.

Correlation is not causation. Just because a cancer is associated with being overweight doesn't necessarily mean that being overweight causes the cancer. Perhaps some cancers cause you to become overweight. Perhaps there are some third factors that cause both. Maybe one of those factors is diet for some cancers but not others.

Having a cancer that is caused by with being overweight or obese doesn't mean that it was a cause or the cause of your particular cancer. Just as there are nonsmokers with lung cancer, there will be a lot of skinny people in that 40%.
It has a nice relaxing atmosphere as well; something not a lot of games manage. No gritty military facilities or anything flashy and overly distracting, just grass-covered medieval/Roman/Egyptian ruins outside in the sun.

Just take your time and figure the puzzle out — the game doesn't get in your way.
I cannot imagine letting such insanity happen.

You allow shorts on your exchange, but you dont have controls in-place?

My gosh, have some php email() when >1M in shorts is happening. Send it to a CEOs personal email, or something... (let alone have functions in place to force a realization)

I really am having a hard time understanding how this happened.
Here is an idea: instead of a cookie policy notification, have a setting in the browser with the user's cookie setting. That way a website can look at that setting and store cookies or not.
Studies from American Journal of Clinical Nutrition show 61% of American grocery store purchases are highly processed foods and 77% are highly or moderately processed foods. FDA studies show 60% of Foods in grocery stores have sugar added.

Most people just don’t understand/know what is and isn’t crap as you call it. But I think understanding what foods lead to metabolic disorders and chronic diseases, people would look at American grocers as peddlers of poison (of course they have a small percentage of healthy foods too).
This is a good question - and it is not exactly the same question as "how long should I fast".

You're trying to put your body in a state where it no longer has the resources to support extraneous energy consumers so a too-short fast will not work if you don't cross that threshold of bodily parsimony. I personally would hope that 16 hour IF-style fasts would be enough (because that's what I typically do), but I bet they're not ...

But my parents question is a bit different: can one speed up the clock on the fast by burning through a lot of bodily resources through physical work. I suspect the answer is yes, to a degree - but I'll bet cancer cells are not in the same category of energy consumers as your muscles are - I'll bet there is a reserve of energy for them that doesn't get touched for a while, even if you do the big hike.

It would be nice if there were some kind of threshold indicator that you could test for to see when your body as in a state of parsimony with regard to cancer cells ...
Right on a boat is starboard. A "starboard" is a steering board historically (pre-rudder) located on the right side of English ships. [1] [speculation] It makes sense for such ships to keep right/starboard when passing since this minimizes the chance of interference between each ship's starboard.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_and_starboard
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As always, good analysis by Matt Levine: (go down to "How much should an index fund cost?")

https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2018-08-02/-metoo-is...

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-08-01/fidelity-...
Traffic condition or not taken into account, maybe that is why you did not get what you expected ?
You can remove an area by clicking on remove icon near to it at the bottom left of the webpage (only available on desktop).
I will think about adding a remove all button.
It's only sexual harassment if it is unwanted.

As an consequence of this, less sexually wanted races are disproportionally affected.
This my first time seeing Hledger let alone the Emacs integration so thanks for posting this. I've previously used and.co for tracking work, costs and invoicing for some simple contract work but the idea of having a plain text alternative that I can work in Emacs with is worth investigating.
What do you mean by "traffic included"? From googling around it looks like OTP has some support for OpenTraffic data, i.e. static average travel times rather live updated traffic.
> Did Germany really has grown only 1% if we consider migration and the refugee crisis?

There are official migration statistics, so you can look that up and check for yourself - here is a good start:

https://www.destatis.de/EN/FactsFigures/SocietyState/Populat...
People realise. People either 1) don't care, or 2) like more competition in a market, generally leading to lower prices. Not having to make profits means Amazon entering a market often lead to lower prices in the shorter term.

Also, wealthy people (or those moderately well off) can avoid tax with a decent understand of tax law. So they might not care. Plenty of people only care about optimising their own returns on capital and effort invested. If I can sell a business for £10m and somehow pay no tax legally, vs selling and paying 20% capital gains tax -- I would always prefer to pay absolutely nothing. Shocker.

Last, I have a good understanding of local and international tax law, and while the system is somewhat broken, it's not massively broken -- steps are being taken internationally to fix major issues.
Studies show that calorie restriction and fasting are actually different - during calorie restriction your body reduces energy consumption and metabolism, and while you can lose weight, it's proven hard to stick to and most people put that weight back on.

Fasting OTOH actually increases your metabolic rate [1], stimulates HGH production [4, 5], your brain switches to primarily consuming ketones instead of glucose and your body begins consuming damaged proteins via autophagy. Interestingly enough, studies show weight lost during fasting is better kept off than the equivalent loss with calorie restriction. Your body also resets what it considers 'low' levels of insulin, leptin, etc which can reverse Type II [2, 3]. That can't happen as effectively if you eat.

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10837292

[2] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15640462

[3] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16051710

[4] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1548337

[5] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3127426
I'd definitely lean towards agreeing with you there. And on top of that, I live on the west coast of Australia, and there are people living fine from Albany (at the bottom) to Broome (at the top), but there's probably only 5% of the coast that has people living on it - scattered from top to bottom (but obviously mostly in Perth). Seems like there's a lot of empty space here. I have relatives that live in-land (in the "wheat belt"), and the climate is perfectly livable there. I think the only places where it is not-so-livable is in places like Marble Bar (second hottest place in WA), and yet there are still a bunch of people that live there - my friend grew up there.
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Another useless attempt at reducing tracking I wish would be banished from the web. The amount of pollution in web standards; official, legal, or accidental; is becoming just as annoying as the annoying things they're trying to fix.
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I have to agree. I think that calling it "patronizing" is harsh but science generally does not progress on a timeline that depends on and adapts to humans - it is the other way around. And whereas history may judge the oil industry negatively it also judges theocratic regimes negatively for trying to "mitigate" progress.
As someone familiar with front-end technologies, I'm always surprised at how folks build such a thing. Wouldn't know where to start. Guessing it has something to do with css transforms to make boxes diagonals.
You can already do this. In Firefox:

* Go to your Cookies And Site Data preferences

* Select "Block Cookies And Site Data"

* Click on "Exceptions"

* Add the address of the website you opt-into

* Click "Allow For Session" or "Allow" as you choose.
It's a teracompany, not a megacompamy.
I find it interesting this exchange literally privatizes gains while socializing losses (some percentage of all futures contracts this week will be penalized to cover the whale-fail according to the article). Without their injection of 2,500 BTC "insurance" they would probably go out of business.
Have considered the fact that the skin is edible? Or that you could boild/roast the potatoes and then peel them by hand? If you're making fries you'll hardly notice the bit of skin at either end :-)
As someone who has fasted an entire Ramadan along with Muslim friends, I completely agree that lack of water during the day was the hardest part about the fast for me. Along with lack of caffeine. Bad headaches were routine for me.

Not eating food for 12 hours isn't very hard at all.
They mention in the article that GDDR5 is embedded "on chip", which presumably means on package.
Better start educating people about cleaning out their plastic containers before recycling, even a bit of yogurt left at the bottom of a yogurt container can contaminate and can be possibly thrown out as garbage. Heads up to those who didn't know like me.

https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.cbc.ca/amp/1.4606893
Matt Levine discussed this in "Money Stuff" yesterday (sorry, can't find a link). My understanding is that there are two reasons:

1) The bank still makes some money charging a fee to lend the shares in the ETF to short sellers.

2) Fidelity sees this as a loss leader for higher-priced funds and traditional investment advice / wealth management.
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I think I have a few LSG issues. I wonder if I should scan them and put them up on the web somewhere.
I think you're close. I believe they loan shares to short sellers.

Selling short calls would leave them open to the risk of shares being called away and would be an entirely different fund. You can buy ETFs that do this, some distribute the premium and others roll it into the fund's cash.
Your username is highly accurate based on this statement. This is just complete non-sense.
Pretty much. The liquidation "insurance" fund was only 10 btc. On BitMEX (the other big high leverage bucket shop) it's 10k btc.

My favorite part of the story is that they reached out to the trader and asked him to reduce his position and he was just like "nuh uh . . . dies".
What happens if you use cookies and don't show any banner?

Does this also apply to localStorage and other offline storage methods?
Life expectancy has increased mostly thanks to modern medicine and in particular drastically reducing infant mortality. Keeping food in the fridge at all times has no effect other than reducing your enjoyment of the food and making it less likely that you bring food to work, thus decreasing your overall health.
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"Not much of a suprise really. It fits the model that cancer cells are weaker, that any stress to the entire body might see them die off first"

I don't think that is the model ...

I think the idea is that the cancer cells are a luxury that your body supports because external queues indicate that it's living in the land of plenty. Why not support the energy needs of these extraneous cells ? There's plenty to go around ...

The fasting forces your body to act in a miserly fashion and like someone forced onto a budget, the extraneous luxuries are the first thing to go.

It's your body that starves the cancer cells.
Eating more deals in a day (whether small or large) = more insulin spikes throughout the day = less of a chance to heal your insulin resistance.
For people wondering how this can be of any benefit to Fidelity, here's a couple options:

1) They lend the stock to shorters and make money off the interest.

2) They get people into their ecosystem. As most people don't keep a dozen different accounts, they can get people to start using their checking and savings accounts (where Fidelity makes money from lending a fraction of the balance). People might also be more likely to use their loan products, credit cards, or other services, which are obviously benefical to Fidelity.

There's likely other benefits to them as well, especially given that index funds don't require any real human oversight.

Edit: Given other info posted, it's really just #2. This is a loss leader to get customers.
Point of order: Many nutritionists would disagree with your definition of a macronutrient. If you're talking about bio-energy sources, you're leaving out Alcohol, which is metabolized differently than Carbs. If you're talking "things your body needs in great volume" water, fiber and antioxidants should be on the list.

Sorry, this is just a pet-peeve about how the Fitness/bodybuilding community talk about "macros".
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There are was a large city just east of St. Louis that existed 1000 years ago. It vanished long before Europeans came.
Golden Sacks are talking bitcoin down?

BUY BUY BUY!

(or maybe that's what they want you to think, the sneaks. lol)
> If I have to do work drinks...

No one should ever feel forced to imbibe. I'm guessing you know that and don't want to preach or nanny, but wanted to mention it just in case.
I just don't bother peeling most fruits and vegetables and just eat the peel. Cucumbers and potato skins are fine to me. Obviously things like bananas and oranges need to be peeled but I throw all of that in a compost pile in my backyard. It has the side benefit that my kitchen crash can never smells bad.
It's always amusing when non Americans have to chime in with examples of all of their older things. As if it invalidates anything that's newer. This is an article about the oldest buildings in the states. Which means it's old for the Americans. We get it, you have older stuff, and your infrastructure is generally poorly laid out because of it. Congratulations!

PS. 200km is apparently a "long way" for most Europeans. I find that amusing.
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If you want to get into a manhood measuring contest we could broaden the criteria to include native american structures.

I don't want to get in to a content, but I am interested in how old they are. The oldest structure here in the UK is a neolithic dwelling dated to ~3700 BC. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knap_of_Howar
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But it has zero to do with philosophy in the modern sense. Wikipedia will easily tell you that "philosophy" in this context refers to an original Greek root and an archaic way of categorizing fields of knowledge.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_of_Philosophy
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Yeah. And this is a complete shitshow as everyone on earth pushes https as hard as possible. How do people who haven't heard of neverssl manage to connect to these captive portals? Sooner or later, the drive toward secure http is just going to kill off anything with a captive portal for most internet users.
The site I work on had a slight bump up the first month after disabling AMP, and we've had pretty flat traffic from SEO ever since, which feeds the conspiracy theorists that "AMP helps your search positioning."
It actually does seem to account for ferry routes. I plugged a location in Seattle in and the surface it draws juts across the water to roughly where the ferries dock. Maybe there just isn't a data source for where you're at yet?
Is the guy who invented valves responsible for the Holocaust?

Not trying to be inflammatory. This is specifically trying to find if you think there's a point where culpability disappears. I would appreciate a yes/no answer. There's no nuance to the question. I'm not talking about the specific valves, just the notion of a valve.
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There is also ledger which already has an emacs mode. I'm not sure what the advantages of hledger are.
I think that's fair. I like to consider three factors when considering an original creator:

1. Did they have nefarious aims?

2. Did they reasonably attempt to consider and solve issues surrounding first and second-order effects of their creation?

3. How did they react to previously unknown first and second-order harms when they found out about them?

The first two, I tend to give creators the benefit of the doubt about. But I've become quite dismayed by the responses of creators to the harms of their creations.
> This is why a steak will actually result in more insulin release than a plate of spaghetti.

As the husband of a type-1 diabetic I can assure you this is absolutely wrong. Fats and proteins are practically insignificant to carbohydrates, essentially they are inconsequential when calculating insulin injections.
A friend of mine has a chronically homeless brother that still does day jobs (doesn't do drugs so is consistently hired) and he said he was working cleaning out the toxic ashes from trash burning center and was treated badly.

"..they made him wear a radioactive exposure badge and fired him when the badge tipped over the safe range."

The union bosses wouldn't even go down there and called orders from megaphones.

There are videos/photos of many other countries that look much worse than this, think India, even Mexico.

Edit: The homeless man I mentioned lives in a major city in the US, not a third world country.
I'm peeling my potatoes, especially when I'm cooking them in the oven with oil.
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