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That sounds interesting. I tried to look it up but could not find it either. It's not on ResearchGate. Would you have more details about the paper, or a link to the interview?

Code reviews take up a lot of time, and if I know a lot of code in a review is AI generated I feel like I'm obliged to go through it with greater rigour, making it take up more time. LLM code is unaware of fundamental things such as quirks due to tech debt and existing conventions. It's not great.

Related video from Low Carb Down Under: Dr. Gary Fettke - 'Is it Safe to Eat Real Food? The Land, The People, The Police' https://youtu.be/y2286d_t0LE

I thought this was meanwhileongrad when I read the first line, then I read the second and realized it was NCD. Well played, OP, well played.

Rust is actually really nice, give it a go!

Clickbait title for a video making the point that the effects of raytracing are too subtle and not worth the performance trade-off.

It's fine to fast for a couple days as long as you keep your electrolytes up and drink lots of water.

What about imports?

I am absolutely horrified by how mainstream "health advice" is simply the result of the marketing of industrialised food production. It's a clear example of market failure.

If I told you that I had ten percent guaranteed return on an investment you'd want in too.

I agree that if you're vegan, blocking this community is the right thing to do, in the same way I block every meme community on the fediverse. It likely doesn't have any practical value, although the science will probably still be of interest.

The meat industry is well known to be bad for the environment simply due to its scale.

No disagreement from me here. But is it not also true that monoculture is bad for the environment? I don't wish to do any whataboutism but I think the problem is industrial agriculture.

Animal cruelty

Again, no disagreement from me here. I do my best to avoid meat from industrial agriculture and always buy from local farmers when possible.

Carnivore diets have been studied and shown to increase the risk of several diseases.

Could I trouble you to provide the studies so I can further read up on the topic? As a somewhat-counterpoint, nutrients are more highly bio-available from (preferably non-grain-fed) animal sources, and traditional diets exist that are primarily meat-based.

I think also that veganism for the sake of personal health has the exact same goals as carnivore, but due to dogma all discussion of animal nutrients will be downvoted on existing communities especially considering how they are even downvoted here. If your aim isn't the tyranny of the masses, then carnivore should have its own community.

People don't go out at 3am to find a steak, but they do that for sugar.

This really bears repeating. It's impossible to binge eat a steak, but once I start on a pack of Oreos I'll eat the entire thing.