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It’s probably mostly ragebait, but it exists. Not rage bait, earnest people trying to solve real problems.

I've thought about this, and I've put together my niche community moderation rules into a single post. https://hackertalks.com/post/13655318 TLDR: Banning sucks, but its the only tool I have available at the time to grow the niche communities.

Sleep, and carbohydrate consumption have a big impact on insulin. The average person "eats" 6 times per day (3 meals, and snacks/drinks). Each one of those food boluses has carbohydrates (chips, coke, energy drinks, most "coffee", trail mix, donuts, etc). It takes 2-4 hours to get blood glucose back to normal for a healthy person (more if metabolically unwell). When blood glucose is elevated insulin is elevated, i.e. out of balance. 6 glucose events per day * 2-4 hours per event : 12-24 hours per day (probably 18) are spent with elevated insulin levels. The only time the average westerner has normal insulin levels is when they sleep. Any increase in time with normal insulin will have a benefit for health. Keeping the sugar/carbohydrates to one meal per day (but still having zero-carb snacks/meals for the rest of the day) would be a great place to start. You might also hear this called glucose metabolism vs fat metabolism. You want your body to mostly be in a fat based metabolism

I did not say it was bad, I did not venture an opinion on methane butter. I re-read my original comment and I didn't say it was bad. I was lamenting the tendency to celebrate the replacement of whole foods with synthetics of unknown impact, and pushing the responsibility of health impacts onto the customers rather then the suppliers. Its interesting news, it might even be good news, but it does not uplift me, hence my very genuine response to the post.

No! But it would be an amazing place to live!

To be honest, I've meet some excellent people who share my interests. But i still want to talk about the subject more. There are dozens of us! Dozens!

Ok, so something like slashdot's old metamoderation? But even then they still had active moderators Or perhaps old school news groups with NNTP?

Let me fly...

cat bites is Pasteurella Multocida @isurg@lemm.ee @eeeee@community.nodebb.org

There's maybe 30 cases a year. Reported Cases of Hantavirus Disease

It’s called social murder. And as always, social murder is nearly always left to slide.

Alright, so A - Origin community B - Other community C - following community of A & B User posts to A, a "as:announce" on C is generated. A user replies to the post on C. Will user A see the reply? Will someone looking at the post on A see the activity on C?

It's a topic that often comes up when people vent. People feel better after they talk about their problems. Hence it feels good to get it off their chest.

Boats, isolated research stations (arctic), under water, any place where it's hard to get to but you need electrical service.

combination tacobell parking lot!

Yeah, i really feel that (the first few days of my community migration i was posting frequently to get people to out themselves, so I could get the community back to its non-dramatic normal). People problems require people solutions, which is always a huge time sink Lemmy, or whatever will replace lemmy, needs a more thought-out reputation and identity system. Perhaps something along the lines of new accounts with no posting or history are not really considered real yet, they have to prove themselves in a pseudo conversational web of trust before they are considered anything more then a anonymous stranger.

Yeah... that is how big empires fall I suppose. complacency

All the protein figures you have been using for the calculations have been crude protein, i.e. a estimate based on nitrogen content. It's much better to use DIAAS as a measure of usable protein. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digestible_Indispensable_Amino_Acid_Score https://www.diaas-calculator.com/

Join the moderation team and ban the persistent downvoters.

I'm guessing this is the pre-print hype cycle, so the doi is correct but not "active" yet.