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Comment #14138973
Are you saying that the article is wrong because empirical studies haven't been done on topic? Do you think programming productivity is possible to measure and if so how?
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Comment #13851688
48-72 hours is not long enough to regenerate your immune system. Valter Longo has recommended at least 4-5 days to treat auto-immune disorders [1]. I've done 5 day fasts. For somet…
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Comment #13850035
The question is how accurate are the estimates? Estimating in a complex system where one problem triggers another, cascading with feedback loops, is a messy business. So the outcom…
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Comment #12929508
No doubt. The Republicans have always been anti-gay. It's just that Trump done more than anyone ever has to bring them around on this issue. I'll never forget the cheering and appl…
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Comment #12929473
Why would Trump go to all the effort of running for POTUS only to put his VP in charge? That doesn't make any sense.
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Comment #12909144
Last time I checked Trump was running on a pro LGBT platform...
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Comment #12822737
"Destroy" does not mean the same thing as "damage". Destroy = something big enough ruin your quality of life.
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Comment #12816150
Dear down voters: it should be obvious that just because smoking is not literally guaranteed to destroy your lungs, and you can find plenty of counter examples, it's still a very g…
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Comment #12814497
Maybe there is a lot of value in having lots of samples. People are more likely to give permission to get out of the fee than to get a discount. Personally I'd increase the discoun…
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Comment #12814319
"Smoking will destroy your lungs" Gonna give me a counterexample there too?
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Comment #12813733
"Your statement is unscientific because anecdotally I've had no problems with it" Where's your citation backing up your suggestion that it's safe?
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Comment #12813710
You have it exactly backwards. Anyone suggesting Soylent is safe with arguments like "glucose is glucose" and "it has the right macronutrient ratios" is spouting pseudo-science. If…
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Comment #12803194
Q. Big Mac meal $9.99. Can we snap a picture of you smiling for our Instagram? (Yes: -$3) (Burger King costs $9.99 with no offer.) And now you buy the Big Mac without making a scen…
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Comment #12802461
Q. Price $120. Can we use this as a sample? (Yes: -$3) A. Happy to pay the full price! -- Q. Price $117. Can we use this as a sample? (No: +$3) A. No fucking way I'm paying $3 NOT …
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Comment #12724998
There was another submission that was on the front page half an hour ago with only a few comments (so no flamewar) and appears to have been directly removed by a mod: https://news.…
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Comment #12724650
This story is now 7 hours old with 164 points, but on page 5. I count 6 stories on the front page that are older than this with less points, e.g: 9. Virus stole poison genes from b…
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Comment #12633544
Great news!
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Comment #12633419
Does this mean Stripe Japan users can now accept USD, or is it still only JPY?
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Comment #12531146
The question is not whether or not the food picks up bacteria, but how likely the bacteria is to endanger our health (and how likely a deficiency of bacterial exposure caused by be…
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Comment #12491098
He's talking about funding startups, not paying for the MOOC.
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Comment #12486843
Seat belt laws are largely thanks to Ralph Nader: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ralph_Nader#Unsafe_at_Any_Spee...
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Comment #12486821
Try making it yourself. I use a variety that ferments at room temperature (Caspian Sea): just add some left-over yogurt from the last batch to a fresh carton of milk, stir, and wai…
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Comment #12473822
Personal experimentation is great. Try and see instead of following bad science and dogma.