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  • Wow! Your food posts are masterworks honestly, thank you for the delight and the inspo!

  • I’m a fruit pilled peach cel. I’m in my yummy snack src

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  • Coolest thing about being an omnivore is you can also eat all the tasty vegan meals, no strings attached

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  • How many calories does it have? Banana, peanut (or cashew or almond etc.) butter and chocolate are all high cal foods. So mixing them is unlikely to be low cal

    As for your second point, I agree 100%. There’s an entire discussion to be had about the nuance. I think the most important thing is not assuming that low cal foods are healthy in any way, and also not assuming that healthy foods would be low cal. Basically just two separate concepts, sometimes they overlap sometimes not

  • This particular statement is from her book which just came out, so I’m sure we’ll be getting tons of headlines like this this week

  • Try to start with the corners and work in from there!

  • In the context of speed cubing, to be honest it’s more like a roguelike videogame at this point than anything. If you think of the scramble as a new map, you basically use your game knowledge to put the cube in a known state that you can then progress quickly with known algorithms.

    Even the most procedural way of solving the cube, the beginner’s method, has a ton of points where you need to carefully observe the cube and make some intuitive adjustments. And then as you progress into different methods the “game” really opens up to you.

    There was a great video a few years ago, This one right here, where they gave 5 cubers of differing skill levels the exact same scramble and had them solve it and talk through their process. Each took a totally different path based on their knowledge of cubing strategy

    But yeah you don’t need to be a genius or anything to start “playing” the “game”.

    Actually solving the actual puzzle with no guide would be a totally different beast. They sell 2x2 cubes actually, which I would recommend to anyone wanting to go in blind. They’re surprisingly devious, and from my experience beginners actually get hooked right away vs with the 3x3 cubes where they give up after like ten seconds lol

  • That’s not just a realization; it’s a powerful insight!

  • We’re all just feeling very upbeat and supportive lately

  • At least we hope he won’t be

  • Personally I love it when people who are not my doctor offer me specific, actionable medical advice. Especially so when it entails surgery to permanently remove my body parts

  • Lemmy now definitely reminds me of the very early days of reddit, enjoying it immensely

  • Oh, wow thank you this looks rad actually. Notable for US users: it appears to only work with T-mobile

  • Could you direct us to some ethically sourced smartphones?

  • Yeah! It’s actually a pretty major pitfall that I feel like doesn’t get talked about enough. Many people have a tendency to conclude “this isn’t working anymore” when they reach that point, due to the lack of soreness. People often feel inclined to switch up their exercises to reintroduce the soreness.

    But it’s a terrible irony, as that is usually the point where you will begin to see really great progress on your program.

    The critical thing to ask yourself is whether you are progressing in your lifts. If you added 5lbs or got more reps (without changing your technique), then you’re on the right path

  • Check out the “repeated bout effect” as well! If you stick with it week after week the DOMs will gradually vanish!

    So much so that I’ve had clients ask if something was wrong because they weren’t sore at all, usually after 3 or 4 weeks of a training block. But all is well, soreness is not actually the goal of a workout.

    If you take a break though, even a short one (for me it’s literally like 10 days of not training) it kind of “resets” and you get the full soreness again. It’s become a great motivator always sneak some volume in somehow, even on vacations and stuff

  • I guess the key difference here is they specifically want healthy animals that might have otherwise been able to have been rehoused. So it’s not like when you have to put your dog down at the end if it’s life, it’s like if it had a couple good years left but you needed to move and couldn’t take him with you.

    But they’re not taking dogs fwiw. Article just says chickens, rabbits, and guinea pigs. As well as maybe horses in the right circumstances.

    I think it’d be pretty wild for anyone who eats meat themselves to criticize the practice of feeding a chicken to a lion. The vegans I can’t speak for but I think they would probably take issue way higher in the chain than this, such as keeping the predator animals in captivity for our amusement in the first place.

    Either way I think it’s waaaaay overkill to suggest someone donating their pet rodent to a zoo shouldn’t be allowed to have children lol. The pet store you get them from feeds rodents to the snakes.

  • Virtually zero musicians are making enough money from performing/writing to pay rent and bills. Average income last I checked was around 40k, and that includes the money you make from your second job lol