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Jarmsy
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Comment #49107062
I clicked the link fully expecting 'Coptic Magic' to be some obscure software framework, and 'Angels' some new feature in it.
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Comment #49066978
Let's just go with YM/DY/MD (27/26/07)
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Comment #47904978
Disappointed not to see any mention of epazote.
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Comment #46826260
Wensleydale is a place in Yorkshire, and a style of cheese, not specific to any one brand, so you could.
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Comment #46822832
Chestnuts?
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Comment #46822652
It looks like this study is not just about the effects from the soluble fiber in oats though, but their specific effects on the microbiome.
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Comment #46821935
2kg in 2 days doesn't sound unreasonable at all. Glycogen and water loss from the calorie restriction will do that, along with maybe better bowel regularity from the fiber. Nobody …
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Comment #46586661
Sampling an implicit function on a grid shifts you to the world of voxel processing, which has its own strengths and weaknesses. Further processing is lossy (like with raster image…
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Comment #46458821
2d packing is still a hard problem
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Comment #46123413
Increase the duck attack!
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Comment #45669491
As a non American some of these numbers are just mind boggling. Only putting the warning on drinks with more than 50g of added sugar, a 'medium' Dr Pepper with 67g of sugar and a l…
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Comment #45471349
I don't think they do, people move around and swap seats. I expect they just find the losses small enough to write off. I was once travelling shortly after being issued a new debit…
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Comment #44970485
I often enjoy movies that are unexpected and don't fit neatly into one established genre, but I think these tend to get lower audience ratings, while films that deliver to expectat…
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Comment #44931052
When cutting potatoes into chunks, for something like a stew, I often find myself thinking about this problem, and how I would write a program for a robot to do it. They are fairly…
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Comment #44876490
That was one part of the article I found questionable- "If the body needs salt, those chips will cause a surge of pleasurable dopamine to flood the brain. If the body doesn’t need …
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Comment #44699744
Don't statins calcify plaques? So presumably being on statins would raise the score?
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Comment #44431407
Eat them while they're still alive?
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Comment #44394850
"in the sixties when many go in rent" autocorrect from 'into retirement'?
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Comment #44326217
That was not my experience at all when I used to drink, and I don't think I'm alone in this. The feeling from different alcoholic drinks differed significantly.
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Comment #43970851
I definitely see effects on my glucose the day after when I change my exercise routine, such as doing an extra LISS session. Anticipation of something stressful or exciting does al…
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Comment #43322533
https://www.foundationforpn.org/causes/nutritional-and-vitam... https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9704859/ https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ene.14786
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Comment #43314322
And one reason for taking B12 is actually to prevent neuropathy.
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Comment #43187061
Found it http://eyestilts.com/intro.html
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Comment #43187014
I remember reading about a physical device someone constructed with mirrors (I think at an early burning man) that gave you the experience of a huge inter ocular distance to get a …
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Comment #43186733
I have noticed too that HN has an enduring fascination with quaternions, and they seem to reach front page surprisingly frequently (considering that there's not a huge amount of di…