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ASI = Artificial Sentient Intelligence

I get major brain for on intermittent fasting. I have to spread out my protein and carbs over the day, so for me calorie restriction works best.

I'm specifically talking about when you're hungry and want to eat, but your calorie budget is very small. Obviously you should still be eating an appropriate amount of protein over the course of a day.

There are quite a few veggies that are low calorie, filling, and are tasty enough to snack on without dip. The ones I eat when I just want to feel full without a bunch of calories are carrots (45 cal/100g), cucumbers (14 cal/100g), sugar snap peas ( 42 cal/100g), and yellow bell pepper (27 cal/100g).

We definitely use a mix of US/UK spellings in Canada. This gets further reinforced when you work a lot with a particular spelling (eg. we use spell 'colour' with the 'u' but every graphics library / css / etc use 'color' so its a toss up on which one I actually type)

Not necessarily. A roll of the dice is considered independent variables, however, a weather system year over year probably isnt an independent variable

Really depends where you live for the hitchhiking thing. Its pretty common in small towns / small islands

Gravity travels at the speed of Causality, and that isn't changed in water

They are easy enough to tell apart when you look at them full size on a desktop monitor. But when you have a couple google services open in different browser tabs, well now those very similar icons are pretty annoying to tell apart as 32x32 .ico

(same way as all space craft)

Is that for all lectures? In the engineering program at my university, attendance as only taken during labs as those have strict attendance requirements.

Buuuut the website is used across 4.5 hours of timezones: from the west coasts GMT-8 to the east coasts GMT-3:30

I'm not sure about if its possible, but in the context of where this plane is flying, there is only lightning once or twice per year.

I'm pretty sure this only affects protan(omaly/opia). The green and red cones along with the rods all play a roll in determining the brightness of any colour. When the red cone is shifted towards green, then all wavelengths to the right of that will be darkened. I thought tritanopia would experience this too since the blue cone is also an edge-of-the-rainbow cone, but apparently the blue cone plays a very small roll in detecting brightness. Therefore, a bright blue colour would appear to to someone with tritanopia as yellowish white, since it is nearly equally detected by the green & red cones.