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Evgeny
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About Evgeny
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Comment #35050347
There are showers and the locker room where I keep a set of clean work clothes at my work. This is normal for a medium to large company, and some small ones have the same utilities…
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Comment #30915321
Putinesque.
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Comment #28102193
Wow, narod.ru still alive. One of the first websites I remember.
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Comment #18873207
One of the top comments on the penguin video is "The bastards destroyed the entire spaghetti crop last year. I don't see why anyone still fawns over them. "
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Comment #15523346
I guess technically you are right, even meat has some carbs in it because muscles hold some glycogen. The closest thing I can quote is the experiment that Vilhjalmur_Stefansson and…
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Comment #15523304
low-carb "lazy Keto" diet where all I did was keep carbs under 20g net per day Looks like a strict keto to me, anything under 30g net carbs per day will put you into ketosis.
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Comment #15523256
if you ate 0 grams of sugar for more than a couple of weeks you would die No you absolutely would not. Your body can synthesize glucose from protein and fat, you can survive indefi…
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Comment #15396191
I have to agree on the no fine-grained control. My point was that it is easy to opt out of the notifications by email in general. I'm positive that there is an option where you rec…
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Comment #15392373
It is fairly easy to configure Facebook notifications the way you want them to be (for example, I want to know when someone logs into my account, but nothing else). I post on my ti…
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Comment #15182318
I wanted to make a small donation but I am not comfortable entering my credit card information on a website I know nothing about. This is the first time when I wanted to make a don…
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Comment #14898542
Stephan Guyenet had a series of blog posts called "Malocclusion: Disease of Civilization" on dental health. As I remember, as usual, decline in dental health was linked to moving a…
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Comment #14163624
I thought I have a severe case of deja vu, but actually I have seen it before - this guy was discussed previously! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10840203 https://news.ycombi…
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Comment #13276773
I have never heard the name before, but: Kerala has the lowest positive population growth rate in India, 3.44%; highest Human Development Index (HDI), 0.790 in 2011; the highest li…
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Comment #13138650
Legend says he also did some unethical things to his competitors He himself mentions some of this on Tim Ferriss' podcast: http://fourhourworkweek.com/arnold-schwarzenegger-transcr…
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Comment #13104376
Different people have different metabolisms too, turning food into energy to be spent, or locking it away instantly as fat -- makes a huge difference This is not true - at least th…
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Comment #12822848
I actually changed my approach to lifting a little and now following the principles described by Greg Nuckols in his article about increasing work capacity http://strengtheory.com/…
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Comment #12813742
How can you eat 5,000 kcal a day and not be a huge fat pig? How many miles a day do you need to run to burn that off? On the days when I lift weights I eat close to 5K calories, so…
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Comment #12813717
His hypothesis (and he is a smart guy) is that science will allow people to live longer, but probably not much longer than 125. Not exactly! I just finished the same book and the e…
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Comment #12587966
I've tried everything in the book to lose weight What is your daily caloric intake? What about height / weight? What is your estimated TDEE?
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Comment #12504279
Once you've been in the military, the circus isn't funny anymore. Now that I read it in translation, I can see the second meaning. What I thought originally: - You get so dumb afte…
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Comment #12486620
There are also heavy smokers and drinkers who live to 100 and more.
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Comment #12327872
Awesome, I wasn't even expecting a reply by now!
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Comment #12276398
I'd always thought evolution was heavily biased in favor of rapid reproduction. It's an arctic scavenger that grows both massive and very old without any natural predators worth me…
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Comment #12267315
Jerry Talley who taught intimacy at Stanford some time ago has a great lecture on this Do you know if it is available online?