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Jason Bowen 🇺🇦

I'm trying to compile CPython with the mold(1) linker, but so far I haven't been able to get the build system to pick it up. Can anyone point me in the direction of building CPython with mold(1).

This isn't for any purpose other than playing around/learning.

If anyone is willing, I'd appreciate a boost for visibility :)

#python#cpython#moldlinker
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Maggie Maybe

Consumer Labs found that some oats on the market contained a disturbing amount of gluten.

I would share the article but I think you have to log onto to read it.

Rolled Quaker Oats 100% Whole Grain Oats Old Fashioned has 672.3 ppm gluten in it. It goes off the chart below there is so much gluten in them.

The 365 brand oats from Whole Foods was at the top of their approved list. I don’t like to praise any Bezos business but at least those oats are gluten free for real.

(if you are using a screen reader and you are interested in the details of the charts below that didn’t end up in the alt text I can read the whole thing into a voice memo for you, just DM me)

What Consumer Labs found: Gluten - A Disturbing Finding As shown in the graph below and in the 2nd column of the Results table, a surprisingly high level of gluten (672.3 ppm) was found in Quaker Oats 100% Whole Grain Oats Old Fashioned. A second container with the same lot number showed a similar result (737.6 ppm). This means that a person who is trying to avoid gluten should avoid this product. (Quaker Oats Old Fashioned Oats was also discovered, in 2022, to contain the highest amount of the chemical chlormequat in a sample of oat-based products - although the amount found was well below the EPA limit. This chemical is not permitted to be applied to oats but can occur as a contaminating residue.) Quaker Oats Old Fashioned Oats is a good . . .
Gluten Found In Oats Rolled: 365 Organic Old-Fashioned Rolled Oats Bob's Red Mill Organic Old Fashioned Rolled Oats Whole Grain One Degree Organic Foods Sprouted Rolled Oats (gluten-free) Quaker Oats 100% Whole Grain Oats Steel Cut: Old Fashioned Bob's Red Mill Organic Steel Cut Oats (gluten-free) One Degree Organic Foods Sprouted Steel Cut Oats (gluten-free) Trader Joe's Steel Cut Organic Oats McCann's Imported Steel Cut Irish Oatmeal All of the above are showing less than 2.5 PPM (1 ppm is equivalent to 1 mcg/g except Rolled Quaker Oats 100% Whole Grain Oats Old Fashioned has 672.3 ppm gluten & Steel Cut McCanm’s Imported Steel Cut Irish Oatmeal has 6.3 ppm gluten
This chart shows yeast and mold found per grams in oats every brand listed had less than 10 CFU/g except Bob’s Red Mill Organic Steel Cut Oats has 20 CFU/g and One Degree Organic Foods Sprouted Steel Cut Oats has 55 CFU/g yeast and mold per sample.
The chart for Lead, Arsenic and Cadmium is overwhelming to type out. They all look bad. Bob’s red Mill organic old-fashioned rolled whole grain oats contains non-detectable amounts of arsenic, but they have the second largest amount of lead for example. Bob’s red mill organic steel cut oats has a small amount of lead no detectable amounts of cadmium, but the most amount of arsenic in this chart. If this is information that you’re interested in if you can DM me I can read it into a voice memo for you.
#gluten#celiac#ConsumerLabs
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