> Did cavemen make bread? Yes. http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/humans-feas...
> leaving excess sugar that will be converted into fat De-novo lipogenisis from sugar in practice does not happen humans. If you do something goofy like keep dietary fat under 5 grams and eat hundreds of grams of…
The report had a weird take that the caffeine must be tricking the bees, to their detriment. More likely is that the bees recognize that caffeine is good and healthy. The body of research on caffeine's vitamin like…
What Ebert did for the most part was accurately say whether or not the masses would find a film enjoyable. He was very good at his job. A film critic should aspire to do more. He should be critical and hopeful educate…
The think to do is find a few reviewers who resonate with you and keep tabs on them. I mostly just see what Armond White tells me to see.
You don't get it. Those people get hit with narcotics charges because the cops and D.A. know exactly who they are and the long list of other crimes they've committed. People who simply use or sell some marijuana and…
That simply doesn't happen in America. Cannabis is de facto legal throughout the USA. I repeat: marijuana is in practice legal in America, and all these people talking about drug charges ruining lives don't know what…
Instead the DINKS (Dual Income No Kids) are running minorities out of their neighborhoods by bidding up the price of the land. Uhh, that's pretty much the plan. The landowners in places like SF and DC want to watch…
I would say Indian humans are different from Occidental humans. Large cities in the West have generally been population sinks over the centuries. People move to NYC or London and don't have two kids. This isn't a new…
To be fair Japanese writing is insane and they know it. It's far too difficult.
Doesn't gerrymandering mostly carve out a lot of districts for black congressmen who otherwise wouldn't have districts? I think that's kinda what it boils down to in America. There are conservative areas adjacent to and…
Nothing compensates for the absurdity of spending over $3K for one.
> one process per core, each locked to a single core; use locked local RAM only (effectively limiting NUMA); direct dedicated network queue (bypass kernel); direct storage I/O (bypass kernel) I have no idea how to do…
The prices on ebikes are still ridiculous. They cost more than a lightly used 300cc motorcycle that can go 100 mph and sips gasoline.
You can't park one of these anywhere near an urban area with jobs. They do nothing to alleviate housing affordability. In semi-rural areas without jobs housing is already dirt cheap, so they're of little practical use…
This is why I live in a van down by the river.
Trailers and prefab houses have existed for many decades. Why is now the time?
> The kid in me wants to see Concorde fly as an aircraft Maybe once or twice. After that it was super annoying. It would set off car alarms it was so loud.
Caffeine on net suppresses stress systems and improves many cellular level functions. Reams of epidemiological data strongly indicate the equivalent of four or five cups of coffee a day is good for you. If caffeine…
Direct election of senators was a huge mistake that has dramatically restructured the balance of power. There were originally four branches. The state governments were way more powerful.
> If the FQA said, "Here are some problems with objects As I recall it actually spends a load of time bitching that C++ isn't garbage collected and more like lisp, which is multiple levels of stupid.
For 1300 years the gateway to great status in China was the imperial examination. That must have left a mark.
> "yup, this is the spot that I need to worry about optimizing first". This almost never actually happens. In practice slow software of any size and complexity is sprinkled with many small inefficiencies that add up and…
PCRE is a set of extensions to RE to enable parsing of nonregular grammars. This is just RE. It's like calling some hypothetical language C++--. It doesn't make sense.
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> Did cavemen make bread? Yes. http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/humans-feas...
> leaving excess sugar that will be converted into fat De-novo lipogenisis from sugar in practice does not happen humans. If you do something goofy like keep dietary fat under 5 grams and eat hundreds of grams of…
The report had a weird take that the caffeine must be tricking the bees, to their detriment. More likely is that the bees recognize that caffeine is good and healthy. The body of research on caffeine's vitamin like…
What Ebert did for the most part was accurately say whether or not the masses would find a film enjoyable. He was very good at his job. A film critic should aspire to do more. He should be critical and hopeful educate…
The think to do is find a few reviewers who resonate with you and keep tabs on them. I mostly just see what Armond White tells me to see.
You don't get it. Those people get hit with narcotics charges because the cops and D.A. know exactly who they are and the long list of other crimes they've committed. People who simply use or sell some marijuana and…
That simply doesn't happen in America. Cannabis is de facto legal throughout the USA. I repeat: marijuana is in practice legal in America, and all these people talking about drug charges ruining lives don't know what…
Instead the DINKS (Dual Income No Kids) are running minorities out of their neighborhoods by bidding up the price of the land. Uhh, that's pretty much the plan. The landowners in places like SF and DC want to watch…
I would say Indian humans are different from Occidental humans. Large cities in the West have generally been population sinks over the centuries. People move to NYC or London and don't have two kids. This isn't a new…
To be fair Japanese writing is insane and they know it. It's far too difficult.
Doesn't gerrymandering mostly carve out a lot of districts for black congressmen who otherwise wouldn't have districts? I think that's kinda what it boils down to in America. There are conservative areas adjacent to and…
Nothing compensates for the absurdity of spending over $3K for one.
> one process per core, each locked to a single core; use locked local RAM only (effectively limiting NUMA); direct dedicated network queue (bypass kernel); direct storage I/O (bypass kernel) I have no idea how to do…
The prices on ebikes are still ridiculous. They cost more than a lightly used 300cc motorcycle that can go 100 mph and sips gasoline.
You can't park one of these anywhere near an urban area with jobs. They do nothing to alleviate housing affordability. In semi-rural areas without jobs housing is already dirt cheap, so they're of little practical use…
This is why I live in a van down by the river.
Trailers and prefab houses have existed for many decades. Why is now the time?
> The kid in me wants to see Concorde fly as an aircraft Maybe once or twice. After that it was super annoying. It would set off car alarms it was so loud.
Caffeine on net suppresses stress systems and improves many cellular level functions. Reams of epidemiological data strongly indicate the equivalent of four or five cups of coffee a day is good for you. If caffeine…
Direct election of senators was a huge mistake that has dramatically restructured the balance of power. There were originally four branches. The state governments were way more powerful.
> If the FQA said, "Here are some problems with objects As I recall it actually spends a load of time bitching that C++ isn't garbage collected and more like lisp, which is multiple levels of stupid.
For 1300 years the gateway to great status in China was the imperial examination. That must have left a mark.
> "yup, this is the spot that I need to worry about optimizing first". This almost never actually happens. In practice slow software of any size and complexity is sprinkled with many small inefficiencies that add up and…
PCRE is a set of extensions to RE to enable parsing of nonregular grammars. This is just RE. It's like calling some hypothetical language C++--. It doesn't make sense.
woosh