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> You could ask the same of someone addicted to smoking or cocaine or whatever.

That comparison with addiction to illicit drugs always perplexes me, because those drugs are clinically known to cause physical addiction to that substance, but that's not the case for (most?) food.

I do get the thing about it completely consuming your brain though (and being doubly painful if your stomach's in pain) even if it's a different phenomenon than drug addiction, so I'm not discounting that at all.

It sounds like this is something you've tried in the past. Have you given your body enough time to adjust when you've tried this? From what I know, when people start to fast (note I'm not suggesting you fast—just cut your portions > 50%), it's way more painful in the beginning (both physically and mentally) than it is, say, 2-3 weeks later. If you haven't tried this, do you think you could give yourself a chance and just tolerate it for (say) 3 weeks? I wonder if having a definite end date to look forward to might make it easier for yourself to convince your brain to tolerate some hunger?
This kind of hunger is what I've felt my whole life too, though my weight is still only in the overweight category. I can eat twice, three times what a normal portion is and still feel like I need to eat. I could easily eat multiple large pizzas by myself with no problem at all. There's a scene from The West Wing where the chief of staff describes his alcoholism and how people would ask him how could he drink so much and still want more. His answer is that he doesn't understand how anybody else could not want more. That it's the best thing in the world. And that's exactly how food feels to me.

A year ago I was diagnosed with ADHD (inattentive) and prescribed a very low dose of Vyvanse (amphetamine based). Suddenly it was gone. I'd want to eat at normal times, I'd eat a normal portion but I could easily walk away or I actually just didn't want more. I asked my wife, is this what other people feel like? It really rocked my world a bit. It's one thing to logically know that people experience reality differently, but I've rarely had such a stark example of it.
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few people know it but you can fight a benzo addiction with flumazenil injections. You can even do it yourself if you have to avoid multiyear waiting lists.. (e.g. OTC on indiamart) however you must be extremely extremely careful to take the minimum needed dose, if you take too much you risk passing out/epilepsy. but at the medical dose, it is safe and will accelerate recovery time and quality dramatically.
Why do people still treat these numbers as equal to fiat, government backed currencies.
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I recently returned home from a trip to the United States where I’d not been since the before times. They put so much sugar in everything and I just couldn’t understand it. I basically felt like I was eating pudding (that is, desert) for every meal. Breakfast was particularly bad (bread has sugar for some reason and I got a sausage that had apparently been soaked in maple syrup) and obviously less sugary things existed (eg sushi didn’t seem to have much). I think I have a sweet tooth but I still found it unpleasant there (and I avoided soda and mostly things that looked obviously sugary). Even if things didn’t have sugar in they would have sweeteners.
IMHO the audiovisual shows were always good and the last few years there are actually good songs(even UK sent a decent entry). Also, in an increasingly hostile world I feel like the cringe of the multiculturality and neighbour love is not as strong, it's actually a fresh breeze of positivity.
I’m far happier to catch Omicron now, than Delta back in October 2020.

Judging by ICU rates, the unvaccinated are much more likely to end up deathly ill.
I wonder if that's how Ukraine killed so many tanks
FYI, waterjets cut by using water to carry an abrasive media which is injected into the stream at/near the nozzle, not by the action of the water alone.
Count the fingers. More than 8 is probably OK. age may be a drawback, one gets too old to meddle with some of the more fun things eventually.
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And again, you get to that state in as little as a week.

Alcohol takes much longer.
Since you haven’t tried low-carb: low-carb is supposed to go well with intermittent fasting and fasting because of the effect it has on your insulin.
So will he move to repeal egregious NEW taxes that have been heaped upon residents, like the extra gas tax applied a few years ago with the lie that it was necessary for road maintenance (CA already has massive gas taxes for that)?

There should also be windfalls (for counties, I guess) derived from home sales and the explosive increase in prices, which drive massive, automatic, and immediate increases in property taxes in CA.
“On top of something like charm”

my autismometer just exploded
I don't know who needs to hear this, but being overweight doesn't make someone a bad person. Flying from New York to San Francisco a couple times a year also doesn't make someone a bad person.
When I am having a bad panic attack and take 1 Ativan, if I am lucky I go from being convinced I am dying to able to function with some difficulty. Lotsa brains, lots of different reactions to the drug.
El Salvador’s President Went All in on Bitcoin. Then It Tanked
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If they're healthy, couldn't that be because of the medicine?

A lot of people have conditions that medicine treats so well you wouldn't even know they had a condition at all.

I know many people who have taken antipsychotics, amphetamines, and statins for decades and it was perfectly fine for them. I also personally know some judgmental pharmacists too. All I'll say is, there's a reason pharmacists and doctors are distinct professions.
Well that's frightening. I tried it out recently and didn't really feel anything that would get me hooked on it but maybe that's naive.
good point... but I was not talking about OOP, I was talking about dynamic typing versus static typing. :)
I disagree - Terran soil is much more than just rock dust and water.
Why there aren't more studies on humans? It's not difficult to find people who have been taking benzos or other related drugs for years.
Because perfect copies of digital goods aren't counterfeits.
1kg is similar to smaller warheads in the AT4 anti-tank weapon.

But AT4 is not reliable, only 400mm of penetration and tanks can have 500mm or 600mm of armor. (Or really, equivalent to 500+mm once special materials or geometry is factored in).

To reliably kill a main battle tank requires a larger munition. Javelin is a 8kg warhead IIRC. This is because Javelin is tandem: two warheads. First warhead destroys reactive armor, 2nd warhead actually kills the tank with 900mm of penetration.

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For drones to be optimized on the battlefield will require specially designed drones and special warheads designed to fit in the cargo-capacity of drones.

Switchblade 300 is nice for example but is too small to reliably kill a tank.

Switchblade 600 can kill a tank, but no longer has the small and lightweight form factor that I'm sure the soldiers who have to carry this crap care about.
doctors often laugh at their own ignorance and pride
I read on here somewhere that someone suggested sodium caused tinnitus and 4-6 weeks on a low or no sodium diet got rid of or seriously reduced their tinnitus, so when is it not just some pressure in a contained membrane? I'll check out the Rube Goldberg reaction it sounds intriguing.
My doctor is young and gave me a limited prescription for ten doses of lorazepam while I was adjusting to duloxetine, which often exacerbates anxiety in the first couple weeks. I was experiencing regular panic attacks before starting so he wanted to be sure they didn't become disabling. Benzos are safe when the amount and duration are carefully controlled. The problem is chronic usage, which is more or less contraindicated these days.
Yes, absolutely. Any time you distinguish treatment between different categories it is discrimination. That's what the word means.
I'm guessing by your username that you were quite young at the time. But things actually were different thirty years ago.
Scalability isn't a well-defined term, and Prometheus isn't a database. :shrug:
Blimey, UKR just gave the UK 12 points. ... so have Azerbaijan.

We seem to have lost the pariah of the world title. [Belgium - RLY?]

OK, this is weird.
How does it compare to VictoriaMetrics?
In 1, what's the product that you're considering the market share of? An iphone 13 mini? All iPhones? All smartphones? Or any phone? Or any portable computing device?

A Macbook? Or a laptop? Or a computer? Or a computing device (to include laptops, desktops, tablets, and smartphones)?
… I can't believe the UK is in the lead.
No, I don't think that. I do think there is still a lot of room left to level the playing field between institutionalized financial schemes, and personal ones. Crypto is a small step in the direction to level the field.
This. Any new large query or aggregation in the Borgmon/Prometheus model requires re-solving federation, and continuing maintenance of runtime configuration. That might technically be scalable in that you could do it but you have to maintain it, and pay the labor cost. It's not practical over a certain size or system complexity. It's also friction. You can only do the queries you can afford to set up.

That's why Google spent all that money to build Monarch. At the end of the day Monarch is vastly cheaper in person time and resources than manually-configured Borgmon/Prometheus. And there is much less friction in trying new queries, etc.
Waterjet cutting uses water to propel a powder which acts as an abrasive, like an infinite stream of sandpaper. I don't think water by itself will achieve much.
This is Reason. Ther good government policy would be doing nothing, which wouldn't help poor families get formula either.

There's a case to be made about fine-tuning things in some ways as the article suggests, but it's still gross to frame this under the "government is bad" banner as Reason does.

This concern is especially relevant in the baby formula space, where Nestle killed thousands of babies by pushing their mothers off breast milk onto unreliably supplied formula.
Ketosis can really mess your health though. My dad had serious problems after trying it, so be really wary if you want to try it.
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How well maintained are the roads in Texas?
> if given the opportunity

You don't have that opprotunity. Black holes and portable holes have as much to do with each other as computer chips and potato chips.
From the article:

> When diazepam medication was stopped, the effects lingered for a while but were eventually reversed.

I think you’ll be okay.
I just came in to comment the same.

(For those not in the know, the UK tends to finish near the bottom of the leaderboard every year.)
> my impression is that the doctors lack the resources (i.e., time) to track down the actual problem

Supporting anecdata: I happen to know of a well-regarded specialist, past retirement age, who works this niche by seeing patients for cash only, insurance billing.
I have to assume that you don't live in the US. The license plate can't always follow the car: each state has its own license plate(s) and DMV and rules, etc. e.g., I got a nastygram from New York state when I moved out of state and didn't turn in my plates. OTOH, in Minnesota, they tell you to do whatever you want with them: turn them in, throw them out in the recycling, etc. Some people have license plate collections on their garage walls.

If a license is stolen, You need to go into the DMV because they'll have to take a new photo. There was a temporary exception due to COVID, but I think that's no longer available since I had to go into the office when my license expired.
GTD + Notion here. Here is a 15 min version of GTD: https://hamberg.no/gtd

I recommend you read the book, but it's also a good refresh for all those who read it years ago.
>only with labeling

Not according to the OP's link though:

>the FDA will not let you have it because it has not reviewed and approved the label or inspected the production facilities overseas.

Emphasis mine.
I've definitely tried to find a graphql form generator that would take a schema and mutation and make a form with validation.
It can? It just partitions the query over multiple nodes?
What’s really ludicrous is that you cannot currently buy a new cassette player with good sound quality. With vinyl, you can buy an excellent new turntable if you’re willing to throw money at it. You cannot do that with casettes. Utterly pointless.
It's a really interesting result because the concept of limited willpower - over extended periods of time (years) - fits my lived experience very well.
Do you donate your uneaten calories to hungry people?
You need to jailbreak for that, and there are multiple adblocking tweaks. You can also add the iSponsorBlock tweak in the mix to skip paid video segments.
> It doesn't even take that much extra food to gain a lot of weight. One extra piece of cake a week [...]

I honestly only say this in case it helps, and I'm firmly on the upper end of 'healthy' UK BMI so not in any health freak position of judgement by a long shot, but I last had a slice of cake months ago, so the casual 'just an extra slice of cake every week' really stands out to me.

(On a complete tangent I don't at all think regular cake eating is incompatible with a healthy diet, but I do think that in 2022 it's highly inversely correlated, and that going against that almost requires baking your own.)
I think the target market is more companies/schools/clubs. You pay premium for a machine that is serviced. Which is essential if you want to offer 3d printing to users, because 3d printers need ventilation, maintenance, configuration, installation etcetera. For an organisation it makes sense to pay premium for a printer that might not be as great as other printers, but at least it works and users can print the thing they found online.
Periodic fasting for 24 hours (few weeks between) can improve health and help you gain mastery over your appetite.

Good luck with your journey. Years of life can be hard to change.
> There are more tooling engineers in the city of Shenzhen than in all of North America combined.

This is because tariffs are not high enough to compensate for Chinese workers being paid below US minimum wage.
By the way, I recently read Slime Mold Time Mold's hilarious diet proposal (https://slimemoldtimemold.com/2022/04/29/potato-diet-communi...), namely "only eat potatoes, fry them lightly in vegetable oil if you want but prefer no extra fat, use hot sauce if you want but ideally literally just potatoes, supplement B12 and Vitamin A, definitely no dairy". They claim that this diet… just doesn't require willpower? Might be worth a quick go. God knows what nutrients are absent from the diet, but :shrug:

Since the big selling point is that it doesn't take willpower, you'll know nice and quickly if it's failed - it's a very low-commitment diet. (I have never tried it, I lift and I want more protein than the diet can provide.)
Not wanting to breastfeed is also a good reason. First, breastfeeding and/or pumping is a lot of work. Second, it can be painful for a number of reasons (latching, chafing, engorgement). Third, women have jobs and the US has horrendous parental leave policies. It can be nearly impossible to breastfeed/pump AND do your job. Fourth, it isn’t your kid so it isn’t your choice how to feed them. If you want to breastfeed your kids that is fine. Many women do hybrid. Some don’t do any breast milk.

You have provided no good reasons to think your position on this is correct and you have said a number of other things which are just reprehensible. I am only responding because I hope you will see this.
"I designed this, for, well, filling by the user. It means it can travel on airplanes and such"

Presenter: "DIY shaped charges, of course"

"Mmm yes"

I get that he likely meant it can be shipped on airplanes and local explosives used for easier logistics, but it's amusing to hear an explosive munitions expert brag about designing something so it can be carried on airplanes.

"This box, I'm pleased to tell you, is full of explosives."

Oh man, this guy is a hoot.
If you were wondering what inspired the accents of fictional pirates and witches in movies and TV shows, now you know.
Maxwell may have won the tape print ad war, but TDK definitely buried this TV ad in my brain in the 80's. (I think the singer is Aussie, so I wonder if this was also a global commercial). https://youtu.be/W_cH8Wi0Ggo
In my experience, you could be craving something you are not getting in you diet. Try multivitamins and a gallon of water a day. If that doesn't cut it in a coue weeks, get a comprehensive blood panel.
> the more doses you've had the higher your risk of infection

I wonder if having a recent dose makes people engage in activities that puts them at a higher risk of Covid. I guess it can be tested by randomly distributing placebos among the real vaccines, though that obviously has ethical implications.
You’re not taking high doses every day, which is what the article is about.
Interesting.

See also https://davidrumsey.georeferencer.com/
This means each new query over a certain size becomes a federation problem, so the friction for trying new things becomes very high above the scale of a single instance.

Monitoring as a service has a lot of advantages.
Not a nutritionist here, but I'll share what I'm doing right now. I'm 14 days into a 30-day plant-based meal program/ reset and have never felt better. I'm eating all sorts of veggies that I wouldn't normally think to try or know how to prepare. I have more energy. I'm sleeping well. My acne has cleared up. I did have one slip up while traveling at an airport and I immediately noticed how crummy that food made me feel. I got right back on my program.
Music has largely stopped being a shared experience, that’s hard to demonstrate but the same thing happened to TV. Who shot JR on Dallas was the kind of thing people talked about and the resolution episode got 53.3% ratings share in 1980, that was only topped by final Episode of M.A.S.H which hit 60.2%.

Only 2 shows in the last 25 years even approached it. Seinfeld Finale - "The Finale" hit 41.3% 24 years ago and Friends hit 35.6% 18 years ago.

In 2020 by comparison the Super Bowl was 4x as popular as the most watched single TV episode and streaming was dominated by people watching reruns not new shows. Average viewership of actual TV shows is unsurprisingly much lower.

PS: Best selling albums of 2020 included #12 Abbey Road by The Beatles, and #6 was the Frozen II soundtrack.
how tall are you?
It’s not molten, and heat plays no role in the penetration ability. This is a very common misconception.

It’s simply focused kinetic energy that does it. The cone focuses the copper into a slug like object, and the slug becomes similar to an extremely powerful bullet.
Yeah, that's never been the way journalism works, though. Read multiple sources, figure out what truth you believe you can infer. That's all there is.

Tolerating propaganda from friendly sources who are at war is hardly asking to be deceived.
This isn't really relevant. Either formula buyers have more money and so they can afford formula, or they don't and so formula would not inflate as much as other products.

Inflation only hurts when some buyers of a scarce good are benefiting more from money printing than others. This doesn't apply to consumer commodities.
>My wife loves variety and so she struggles with counting calories. //

I can't be bothered with all that, intermediate fasting (ie having a limited window of time in which you allow yourself to eat) seems to be a great workaround that leads to calorie restriction with less of the fuss.
Agreed.

The other fun fact is Sneakers that is beloved by both an entire generation of the IT security and intelligence/signals community .

For a lot of us it was another nudge into both the blue and red sides of the security equation.
Lamictal is not a benzo and must be used consistently (daily) to prevent SJS as it requires titration. Generally, those who need it (epileptic patients or those with bipolar disorder) must use it for the duration of their life.
The FDA's argument is that it isn't a naturally occurring substance like an amino acid: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picamilon#Regulation
Water is not doing the cutting there. Water is just the carrier for garnet abrasive, which does the actual cutting. Garnet is roughly three times harder than steel, so at high pressure cuts it very effectively.
My understanding is that it’s poor design, storing ammunition in a ring within the turret which turns out is a poor location from an integrity perspective. The “Jack in the box” vulnerability.

> The fault is related to the way many Russian tanks hold and load ammunition. In these tanks, including the T-72, the Soviet-designed vehicle that has seen wide use in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, shells are all placed in a ring within the turret. When an enemy shot hits the right spot, the ring of ammunition can quickly “cook off” and ignite a chain reaction, blasting the turret off the tank’s hull in a lethal blow.

> For Russia, “the people are as expendable as the machine,” he said. “The Russians have known about this for 31 years — you have to say they’ve just chosen not to deal with it.”

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2022/04/30/russian-tank...
That’s good, I’m conflicted because they’ve helped me but they are nasty little drugs. I’ve only ever been prescribed would never take them recreationally.

I was on them daily for a while and eventually, even though I never really worried or got anxious, other emotions where muted as well. I felt like I didn’t need it anymore and my doctor didn’t tapper me off them correctly so for two weeks strait I barely slept and had terrible withdrawal symptoms. Having them ICE is nice but I would never recommend them to people to take daily they are just to intense.
Not well at all, in my experience. I didn't use the private toll roads though.
> I'd like to see someone like this really try to explain the global non-crypto currency system as it exists today in similar detail.

There was a video and thread on 'How (inter)national money transfers works' a couple of months ago

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30540125
Lamictal is an anticonvulsant, not a benzo. I take it daily as a mood stabilizer for bipolar disorder.
I don’t think this holds up to scrutiny when you actually look at how much people are eating.

What does probably vary is the pleasure people get from eating which then directly relates to how much they do it.
Apple is the most successful company in American, and well, human history
This worked for me. I lost 20 pounds in 30 days, which was my goal. Calories per day 808 average, 645 median. Persistent minor hunger in the afternoon, reduced with lots of carbonated drinks, sugar free jello, and a pickle or two.
Feels like (IME) there's a rather high incidence of discontent over decisions "from above" among the shows listed: The OA being cancelled, 13 Reasons having three seasons too many, speculation(?) that Dark's wonky pacing at the end was due to being approved for too limiting a number of episodes...
> What blew my mind is how many calories are in a couple ounces of trail mix

As a bit of an aside: putting as many calories in as little weight as possible is kind of the point of trail mix, so you're not carrying kilos upon kilos of food when hiking.