Greenisus

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by Greenisus 5y ago
Perhaps you could take the energy you apply to becoming a better engineer and apply it to something unrelated that gives you variety in life and indirectly benefits your job, since it is your passion. For instance, you could set a lofty fit
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by Greenisus 8y ago
"I treat 99% of studies with a grain of salt" now with microplastics! :P (sorry, i couldn't help myself)
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by Greenisus 8y ago
Keto can be very effective if done right. The best resource on the web for it that I know of is https://www.dietdoctor.com . I'd recommend looking at that to see if perhaps you were doing something wrong with keto first.
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Consumer startups are dead. Long live consumer startups(medium.com)
2 points by Greenisus 8y ago|0 comments
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by Greenisus 8y ago
The answer is no for me as well, but my bigger concerns are: 1. What is the chip made of? I don't want some manufactured object with plastics etc in my body. 2. What if a better chip comes out later? Or what if you leave the company
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by Greenisus 8y ago
Happy to talk about this outside of here! <my-hn-handle>@gmail.com
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by Greenisus 8y ago
I'm trying to be as healthy as I possibly can be. I do this with a ketogenic diet, fasting, jumping rope, stretching, and trying to get enough sleep. I also take a lot of vitamins. I did it by evaluating them one at a time. But at s
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by Greenisus 8y ago
I would expect them not to stack and that you're probably better off just sticking with fasting instead of seeking a shortcut.
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by Greenisus 9y ago
It seems that a keto diet/lifestyle does this in a far more enjoyable way than restricting calories to such a low level. Mixing in restricting to zero calories (aka fasting) also helps. Either way I'm so happy to see people star
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by Greenisus 9y ago
I totally understand. I know it's irrational to care what others think, but I still do. That said, people are positive about it to me. Think about it: if you were at Costco and saw some random person jumping rope by a car, what would
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by Greenisus 9y ago
I had the same concern and decided to do it anyway. Here's what happened: - At work, a few coworkers saw me jumping and now it's something we do every afternoon as a way to break the day up and get some fresh air. - In parking lo
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by Greenisus 9y ago
Here's one thing I've done to increase exercise in my life: I keep a jump rope in the trunk of my car, and I have a self-imposed rule that it costs 100 jumps to get into the car. I drive a few times per day, so that adds up to ma
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by Greenisus 9y ago
Eat no sugars, no grains, and lots of fat. Also as far as veggies go, avoid potatoes and corn. Avoiding alcohol is best, but if you must drink, go for no-carb options like hard liquor. That's about the shortest version of it I can c
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by Greenisus 9y ago
There is a massive amount of info supporting ketogenic diets and fasting. I'd recommend you look into the Keto Talk and Fasting Talk podcasts and read Jimmy Moore's books: Keto Clarity and the Complete Guide to Fasting. Also, co
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by Greenisus 9y ago
I'm concerned about this too. Do you mind sharing which town you were in?
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by Greenisus 10y ago
Holoball is my current favorite, but I have to try these others tonight
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by Greenisus 10y ago
This list is very similar to mine, but I would add Richie's Plank Experience as a great thing to show a first timer.
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by Greenisus 10y ago
That has never been true for me. I've been able to go from large companies to startups and vice versa without any trouble.
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by Greenisus 10y ago
what rental price would get you out of the VW?
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by Greenisus 11y ago
Brooklyn is expensive, but it's quite a bit cheaper than the Bay Area at this point.
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by Greenisus 11y ago
The Tri-Valley is actually quite a bit more expensive than the mid East Bay region (Hayward, Union City, San Leandro, Castro Valley). It's still cheaper than the Peninsula or South Bay, though.
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by Greenisus 11y ago
Southaven MS was one of the first cities in America to offer public wireless internet service. Otherwise I can't think of a single good thing for tech to come out of that area.
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by Greenisus 11y ago
I'm a born and raised Memphian and I stayed as long as I could before I hit a career ceiling. I never intended to leave, but I'm even happier living in the SF Bay Area.
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by Greenisus 11y ago
I have to disagree with you there, but only about the part where you say MA and CA are not desirable. Oregon is a wonderful place, but Massachusetts and California are also great. I'd be happy to live in any of them (I live in Califo
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by Greenisus 11y ago
and what will it cost?
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by Greenisus 11y ago
"At stake is whether Twitter [...] can become a mainstream platform instead of a niche forum favored by journalists and celebrities." I found that line interesting, because I often think of Twitter as a niche forum favored by tech
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by Greenisus 12y ago
So it's a toy because it's a toy?
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by Greenisus 12y ago
My first job out of college was a software engineering gig at FedEx, and this is one of many popular stories I would hear around the office. Another popular one was that Fred Smith had the idea of FedEx for a college paper while he was at Y
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by Greenisus 12y ago
Ah you're right. I'm not that far (and honestly I'm starting to get bored with it).
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by Greenisus 12y ago
My dad is a truck driver, so I've been around that particular lifestyle for most of my life. I've been in big rigs countless times (the view from that high up really is cool) but I've never had a chance to drive one. My dad

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