While I agree with everything, I personally try to make my one liners positive instead of negative. On average it just opens an opportunity for a nicer conversation than another whine about politics, weather or public…
As a Pole, Germany was the first place I started enjoying random convos on the street. It definitely depends where as Germans aren’t homogeneous. Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein are brilliant in that regard. Heck, in…
You literally cannot become a legal driver in Poland without popping the hood, showing and explaining random two refillable tanks and oil level check. It’s a part of the driver’s license exam.
Isn’t that pretty much Grammarly?
The phrasing is important as the discussion about personal decisions needs to start from acknowledging it’s a poison, which was not the case for the last centuries. We’ve had narration that some wine and beer is safe…
There are roughly 5 areas of which combined cover 80+% of things you can control. 1. Exercise (aerobic and strength, doesn’t have to be much but more is better). 2. Diet (mostly whole foods, mostly plants, low saturated…
Nobody recommends western diet. It’s standard practice to recommend DASH or Mediterranean one.
Then jog that much in zone 2. I’ve done exactly that, replaced 10K steps a day with < 30 mins jogs if I can’t hit the target for any reason (I work from home so it happens quite often unless I’m mindful about moving).
For it to have meaning it would have to be an AI without prior experience or knowledge of sailing embedded into its systems.
Nothing is more subsidised than cars and their infrastructure.
1 km or 5 km in north Spain’s weather is a cycling first range. Electric bicycle would save those people a ton of money and time compared to cars. Netherlands considers 7.5 km radius a catchment range of a train station…
Incorrect. At the very least Poland has a higher per capita housing shortage.
Those suggestions — that livestock can be a key component for carbon sequestration — have so far all been proven wrong. Just a recent publication in an ever growing list of many disproving the hypothesis:…
If we had no emotional attachment to specific recipes, shapes, colors, textures of food, we'd plausibly move away from "of course something must die" quite fast. We have the tech to produce a nutrient dense food from…
> Even the "simple" task of summarizing news had so many catastrophic failures that Apple had to pull it from the market. Unsurprisingly this human-made summary of Apple’s missteps is grossly incorrect as well. There…
Careful what you wish for. Cities that don’t fight back such a mass influx of self-driving cars running errands for everyone would become absolutely non-livable.
Having more people drive like Waymo would likely result in faster travel times for all. It’s a well studied phenomenon. In cities the intersections are a bottleneck and driving at slower average speed often means…
Vite dev, preview and build scripts make it so stupidly simple that I can’t believe people don’t pull it for all, including the simplest, sites. Plus I couldn’t imagine developing without TypeScript and hot reloads in…
So why not npx tailwindcss@^3.0.0 (or whatever version was there when you started)?
I have no desire to educate but I have to indicate that there is plenty of research on why people prefer cars and that’s not it. Still, assuming that walking from home to a train / metro station is a problem has to come…
Do you realise that German government, European Union and independent third parties have all published scientific estimates as to how much storage is needed and no, it’s not for weeks? You don’t use lithium for long…
Also the Netherlands is projected to become the first country in the world with EV sales reaching 99%.
It's the weight loss that leads to "remission" (experts outside of companies promoting low-carb interventions would argue about the use of this term here).
Animals that haven't eaten natural diet and haven't seen the sun get B12 shots before slaughter. 99% of meat consumed is so poor that majority of population is B12 and vitamin D deficient despite eating it regularly.
Okinawan Japanese that had the long life span only ate 3% of their calories from animal meat (fish). And it certainly wasn't the shitty, polluted fish we get today. All blue zones - areas with people living the longest…
While I agree with everything, I personally try to make my one liners positive instead of negative. On average it just opens an opportunity for a nicer conversation than another whine about politics, weather or public…
As a Pole, Germany was the first place I started enjoying random convos on the street. It definitely depends where as Germans aren’t homogeneous. Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein are brilliant in that regard. Heck, in…
You literally cannot become a legal driver in Poland without popping the hood, showing and explaining random two refillable tanks and oil level check. It’s a part of the driver’s license exam.
Isn’t that pretty much Grammarly?
The phrasing is important as the discussion about personal decisions needs to start from acknowledging it’s a poison, which was not the case for the last centuries. We’ve had narration that some wine and beer is safe…
There are roughly 5 areas of which combined cover 80+% of things you can control. 1. Exercise (aerobic and strength, doesn’t have to be much but more is better). 2. Diet (mostly whole foods, mostly plants, low saturated…
Nobody recommends western diet. It’s standard practice to recommend DASH or Mediterranean one.
Then jog that much in zone 2. I’ve done exactly that, replaced 10K steps a day with < 30 mins jogs if I can’t hit the target for any reason (I work from home so it happens quite often unless I’m mindful about moving).
For it to have meaning it would have to be an AI without prior experience or knowledge of sailing embedded into its systems.
Nothing is more subsidised than cars and their infrastructure.
1 km or 5 km in north Spain’s weather is a cycling first range. Electric bicycle would save those people a ton of money and time compared to cars. Netherlands considers 7.5 km radius a catchment range of a train station…
Incorrect. At the very least Poland has a higher per capita housing shortage.
Those suggestions — that livestock can be a key component for carbon sequestration — have so far all been proven wrong. Just a recent publication in an ever growing list of many disproving the hypothesis:…
If we had no emotional attachment to specific recipes, shapes, colors, textures of food, we'd plausibly move away from "of course something must die" quite fast. We have the tech to produce a nutrient dense food from…
> Even the "simple" task of summarizing news had so many catastrophic failures that Apple had to pull it from the market. Unsurprisingly this human-made summary of Apple’s missteps is grossly incorrect as well. There…
Careful what you wish for. Cities that don’t fight back such a mass influx of self-driving cars running errands for everyone would become absolutely non-livable.
Having more people drive like Waymo would likely result in faster travel times for all. It’s a well studied phenomenon. In cities the intersections are a bottleneck and driving at slower average speed often means…
Vite dev, preview and build scripts make it so stupidly simple that I can’t believe people don’t pull it for all, including the simplest, sites. Plus I couldn’t imagine developing without TypeScript and hot reloads in…
So why not npx tailwindcss@^3.0.0 (or whatever version was there when you started)?
I have no desire to educate but I have to indicate that there is plenty of research on why people prefer cars and that’s not it. Still, assuming that walking from home to a train / metro station is a problem has to come…
Do you realise that German government, European Union and independent third parties have all published scientific estimates as to how much storage is needed and no, it’s not for weeks? You don’t use lithium for long…
Also the Netherlands is projected to become the first country in the world with EV sales reaching 99%.
It's the weight loss that leads to "remission" (experts outside of companies promoting low-carb interventions would argue about the use of this term here).
Animals that haven't eaten natural diet and haven't seen the sun get B12 shots before slaughter. 99% of meat consumed is so poor that majority of population is B12 and vitamin D deficient despite eating it regularly.
Okinawan Japanese that had the long life span only ate 3% of their calories from animal meat (fish). And it certainly wasn't the shitty, polluted fish we get today. All blue zones - areas with people living the longest…